The DeLamar nugget. [volume] (DeLamar, Idaho) 1891-1900, 1899-11-17
SHORT STOPS.

Euler mouse, In tne lower Iown, ahu
will remove here soon.
For RENT: Mrs. Morgan's Dwelling
House. Inquire Of her at restaurant.
Mrs. Jesse Reagan and her daughter
are over from their Caldwell home this
week visiting Mr.. Reagan.
E. G. Fegan, who has been laid up
with badly hurt leg, is on the street
again, but using a crutch and cane.
James s. Redsull has put his two big
timber teams on the road from Murphy
to help relieve the freight blockade.
Mrs. Crosson is enjoying visit from
q cousin, Miss Pigeon, from Salem,
Indiana, who arrived here yesterday.
If Ladies who do not wish to call at
office will notify DR.. Jones they can
have Dental work done at their resi-
dences.
An eleven pound boy made his ap-
pearance at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry Scott Wednesday morning All
are reported TO be doing nicely.
Gilbert Roger got scalp wound from
a piece of rock falling upon him in the
mine last night. 1t was not serious
injury as the blow was glancing one.
George Birmingham, the wood and
timber contractor, has purchased a
house in town and will bring his family
to town for the winter.
Mrs. Valverde has purchased the
California Chop House, in the lower
town, which she proposes to run as
soon as she can have it re-fltted and
re-furnished.
Miss French, State Superintendent
of Education and Miss Hutchinson, o.
Dewey, visited the DeLamar schoo
Tuesday.
There remain but forty three days il.
which to do the required annual assess
mont work on unpatented mining
claims for the calender year 1899.
Ladies willing to assist in the pF-s
parations for our usual Public Xmas
Tree will please meet for preliminary
arrangements, in the hotel parlor at 3
p. m. Monday.
Last Tuesday, Harold CrowtheA-
Irwin Bissett's boy while riding ~
head off a COW on Bissett's ranch, h(d
the misfortune to have his horse
stumble and fall, throwing him violently
on tho ground, seriously dislocating
one of his wrists and tearing the ten
dons of his arm so badly that it may
take him months to recover its use.
Dir. Bissett took the young man to Sill
yer City, where DR.. Hamilton ,attendet.
the case. 1t is almost a consolation to
state that the horse, though con
sidered a valuable animal, will never |
stumble again. In the fall the horso
broke his neck.
If the metoric shower did appear Of
the schedule time fixed for it by II, J
astronomers, no one in UeLamar wi
have any wonderful stories to tell of i
in the future. No one here saw
shooting star, unless it were some on,
who saw it through the bottom of a beer
glass, because for three nights past i,
has been nearly impossible to see The
LOT O tnnn or Il |
aimed or showed almost incesantly.
anyway we don't think the old show
which only makes a one night stand o.
his old planet Of ours once every third
# century is to be relied upon for
living first class performance every
lme it is advertised to occupy the
cards. We will promise now not to
i've it any free advertising the next
Engagement it makes for an appearance.
Nick Maher, who, several weeks ago,
as called to Portland as witness
efore the U. S. grand jury, on the
ordan Valley postoffice robbery case,
nd who was taken very ill while i'll
ortland, returned home yesterday.
had very hard seige of it, but is
DIV looking, and he says feeling, better
ian whom he left home. He says Jen r
IN had not been brought before the -
'urt when he left Portland, but it was
lderstood that he would plead guilty
I'd take biz. medicine" Mrs. Mason
Is found guilty as an abettor of the N
crime, aud on account of IL
IF condition and of her family, was
ntenoed to one day in Jail and to pay
Inc of fifty dollars. The fine was -
remitted and she permitted y
return home.