The DeLamar nugget. [volume] (DeLamar, Idaho) 1891-1900, 1899-08-25
SHORT STOPS.

House. inquire Vi uer dI Ieoeau' ant
Manager and Mrs. Huntly went over
to Boise, last Saturday, returning on
Tuesday.
Born:-On L eLamar Mountain, Aug.
18th, 1899, to the wife of Mr.. I'D. An
drews, son.
Frank Swisher, the Milk-man, an
nounces that after Sept. l, milk will be
sold at IS cents per gallon.
The Misses Schuester. Of Lower
Reynolds Creek, visited friends in De-
Lamar this week, fer the first time in
several years.
Shirl Roger, who has been working in
the DeLamar mine for nearly year,
left on Sunday morning, for his home
in Sullivan county, Missouri.
A number of Miss Hattie Jones
young friends surprised her, last Mon
day evening, by dropping in to help her
celebrate her 18th birthday. They all
declare they had a delightful time.
Mrs. I. D. Hilty, with her three chill
dren, of Kingston, New Mexico, arrived
here last week, on a visit to her mother,
Mrs. A. Thomas, and her sister, Mrs. j.
H. Rodda. They will remain about a
month.
The Utah people have given their re-
turned soldiers most royal reception.
When the brave Idaho boys come
marching home, there ought not to be
anything too good for them,-and there
will not be.
Rt Rev. Bishop Funston, recently
placed in charge of this diocease, held
services here on Monday evening. He
was accompanied here by Rev. Jennings
The new Bishop left very favorable
impression here.
The kissing bug, conceded to be
humbug, has never made its appear
ance in this camp; but the kissing bee,
a great favorite with the young folks,
is still undetermined and keeping up
with engagements.
Messrs Brown, Scott and Plumer are
off to the Lakes this week after ducks
come to think of it, we were promised
pair of fat birds if we would not tell
it. So skip this item.
Later.-They are back again with
lots of dux.
Mrs. Westrope fixed up 4 surprise,
birthday party-for her brother, Lester
Richard, last Friday evening, coaxed
him down to her house and confronted
him with a number of his young friends
and had a gay time of it,
1t is reported that the Black Jack
Mill will be started up within a few
days, to work a lot of ore taken out by
Barney Mattenson on his lease on the
Phillips & Sullivan, and also to work
ore from the Harry Sullivan property.
Our band boys, since having been
employed to make music for the Boise
Fair, are doing more than the usual
amount of practice work. You may
just wager that there will be lots of |
DeLamar people at the Fair this year. |
Mrs. W. B. Banks and her boy and |
girl returned to their Emmett home on |
Wednesday, after having had a fine
visit with Mr.. Banks and their many |
friends here. Mrs. w. b. Jones and |
her little daughter, Elsie, accompanied |
them on their return.
Carl and Mrs. Gamble just had to go
over to Boise for months visit to show |
Little Nugget to her grand and great
grand parents. They left here on Mon
day. In the meantime L. L. Shepherd,
of Boise, is doing the mechanical work
for this sheet.
Prof. N. T. Conklin, who is to be
principal of the DeLamar schools, ar
rived last week and is getting ac-
quainted with his expected patrons and
pupils. The schools will open Septem-
Der 9TH, Tuesday instead of Monday,
Monday being Labor Day, which is
always held as holiday in this camp.
Last Monday morning, snow fell
quite fast here, and the summit of the
mountains were white. A little snow
fell nearly all the forenoon. This was
a little too swift a cooling off to suit
our ideas of the requisites of summer
resort, but then it beats too hot wealth
er readily enough.
Mr.. Ed. Byrne, the carpenter who
has been working here since the Black
Jack closed down; went out to the
railroad yesterday with his eldest three