The DeLamar nugget. [volume] (DeLamar, Idaho) 1891-1900, 1899-09-01

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terday's stage, for brief visit tc
Southwestern Utah.
The infant child of Mr.. and Mrs
William Parsons died last Saturday
and was buried on Sunday.
Foa RENr:-The Frank Shelton
house, at Dewey. Inquire of John
Panani, or at the Nugget office.
The family of r. Bunnell, Manager
rive to-day, to join him at that place.
Jessie Reagan has sold his house to
Nels Pierson, and Mrs. Reagan and her
little girl have gone to Caldwell for the
fall and winter, where the girl will at
tend school.
The venerable John Tolmie, came
over from Boise this week, and is look
ing after his interest in some mining
claims, near town.
There will be an entertainment and
social, given by the M. e. Church, at
the school-house on the evening of the
18th. Program and particulars next
week.
Buffalo Hump, although not panning
out as great a mining camp as it has
been cracked up to be, has been able to
start grave yard, with homicide and
suicide.
DR.. Ferguson, the Silver City Den
fist, will be at the DeLamar hotel, next
week, to remain several days. Those
requiring fine dental work are invited
to call on him.
Mesdames Richard and Crosson, the
boss fisherwomen of the camp, were
out depicting the supply of trout in
Louise creek, again one day this week
and came home with fine strings.
We have been asked to request peo-
pie visiting the graveyard, to see that
the gates are left closed and fastened,
when they leave. Several times re-
Gently COWS have been found inside the
enclosure, doing damage.
Ed Fegan, who left here last October,
after having worked in DeLamar long
enough to become well liked, returned
again from his Massachusetts home
last week, looking as if diet of Goldfish
and beans had agreed with him.
ho,. IA,
arrived home, on Tuesday, from her ex-
tended visit in Omaha. She and Joe
have begun housekeeping in the Walter
Thomas house, which he had purchased
and refitted during her absence.
Ralph Gombrig, having bought
nearly all the merchandise in Chicago,
during his two months absence, re-
turned home yesterday, to help take
care of it as it arrives here. Mrs. Com
brig will remain east some weeks
longer.
Fred Broad took his upwards of two
hundred pounds of good nature with
him and left here, last Tuesday, for his
home, in Telluride, Colo. His friends
fixed up goodbye party for him the
night before he left, and had very
pleasant dance.
Mr.. James Beaten, Scottie, as he is
affectionately called; the oldest resident
of War Eagle Mountain, paid his first
visit to DeLamar and spent a night
here, this week. OF course he paid the
Nugget visit, and never would have
been forgiven if he had not.
Persons who attended the entertain
ment given by the young ladies of Sill
yer City. last Saturday evening, for the
benefit of the returning soldiers fund
declared that it was just delightful.
There is some talk of trying to pur-
suade Mrs. Harris to bring the young
ladies down here to give a repetition of
the entertainment. We hope it will be
done.
Every body should remember that
the Labor Day Celebration, next Mon
day while given under the auspices of
the Miners Union, is not exclusively a
miners affair. The day is legal hol-
iday, in honor of the cause of labor
You honor labor when you honor the
day. Therefore do not think you may
not be welcome because you do not
happen to be member of the union. ,
Get in and drill with them.
Rev. W. L. Strange babe his congre-
CATION in DeLamar farewell on Sunday
evening, and left on Monday, to attend
the NJ ii. Conference, in Boise, without
knowing whittier he will be sent for the
ensuing year. Mr.. Strange is a young
Jealous in bis calling. and