The DeLamar nugget. [volume] (DeLamar, Idaho) 1891-1900, 1899-10-27
SHORT STOPS.

For Sale-Fine Parlor Organ. In
quire of j. NJ. Ellis, DeLamar, Idaho.
FoR RENT: Mrs. Morgan's Dwelling
House. Inquire of her at restaurant.
Baker, the tailor, went out last Satur-
day to Idaho City and the Basin coun-
try on business trip.
Dry Plate, Films, Chemicals and all
kinds of Photographers Goods at the
DeLamar Drug Store.
The DeLamar Cornet Band is making
arrangements to give a grand ball at
the school-house THANKSGIVING night.
Curtains, Rugs, Carpets and Oil
Cloths at Isay & Gombrig's.
Frank Cavanah, who has been "under
the weather" for some time past, went
over to Boise Wednesday to try to re-
cuperate.
Wrappers, skirts and Ladies' Waists
at Isay & Gombrig's.
Mrs. Olsen's little daughter, Valvra,
arrived here this week from Central
City, Col, where she has been living
with her grand parents, and is now with
her mother.
If Ladies who do not wish to call at
Office will notify DR.. Jones they can
have Dental work done at their resi-
dences.
The number of men held in the
Wardner ebull pen" has been reduced
to thirty. There were sixty there on
Monday, but thirty of them we're on
that day taken to Moscow for trial in
the U. S. court.
LOCATION WANTED-For thoroughly
up to-date hospital in good mining
camp. Write for pamphlet illustrating
the interior of hospital.
DR.. David Nichols, Gordon, Neb.
The Lewiston Tribune is now in
possession of an Associated Press fran
chise and will soon be equipped with a
service quite equal to that of the Spo-
kane papers. The Tribune is keeping
up with the wonderful prosperity of
that favored section in fine shape.
Mrs. Crosson and Mr.. Banks, re-
turning from Weiser this week, report
that the 1. o. o. f. Grand Lodge and
the Rebekah's assembly were we'll at
tended, and that Weiser is yFer3 hos
pitable town, but so full of strangers
that it is very difficult to lodge and
house the people.
Fred t. REILLY who babe his many
DeLamar friends a regretful farewell
about six weeks since, after taking a
tour north as far as Boise, concluded
that no place he had seen in the wide,
wide world would ever suit him as well
as this dear old camp, and arrived back |
here last week to take his share of the |
white mans burden with pick and drill |
once more.
Mr.. Chas. Oil, of Augusta, Georgia,
and his sister Ella, of Bloomsbury, Pa,
arrived in town Tuesday evening. Soon
after the arrival Miss Elias name was
changed to Mrs. Ella Williams, as she
was united in marriage to Mr.. John L.
of this place. The ceremony
was performed at the Methodist par
sonage by Rev. j. D. Bird. Mr.. Oil has
come with the expectation of staying in
DeLamar.
County Treasurer John G. Conner
las purchased NJ. NJ Getchell's intert st
Il the Idaho Hotel in Silver City and
he firm is now Shea, McLain & Con-
lor. There are rumors of other i'm
,ortant business changes in that thriv-
ng camp, among them the sale of the :
)wyhee Meat Co.'S interest to our
DeLamar butcher firm, :
nd the sale of the Central Lumber
JOS Murphy business to Shea, McLain o.
; Crete, Silver City's big mercantile
I'm.
William Best, after visit to Joplin,
lissouri, where he was offered a posi-
on in the lead mines, returned here
n Saturday. He says that the lead
nd zinc mines of the Ozarks are in a
lost lourishing condition and that
oplin as the commercial center of this
lining region is enjoying such boom -
nat the city is full of tents, the people
OF being able to procure houses, but y
evertheless he did not like the con.
tions there as we'll as here. Too
any negroes there for one thing and
Ie miners and mechanics not as well
as here. The water in the city is