The DeLamar nugget. [volume] (DeLamar, Idaho) 1891-1900, 1899-06-02
SHORT STOPS.
Crosson keeps bloaters.

peddler, has moved his family to the
Bernard building, in the lower town.
Crosson keeps wall paper.
Kodaks and Photographers Supplies
at the DeLamar Drug Store.
Several DeLamar people are finding
some business excuse for going over to
Boise, next week. Circus.
Upon last advices from our DeLamar
boys in Manila, John Bruce was re-
ported to be in the hospital with fever.
Vote for two good public spirited
citizens next Monday for trustees of
the public schools. One of them ought
to be lady.
We have not learned yet of any move
being made for Fourth of July cele-
bration. The eagle scream must be
heard in these mountains by all means.
DR.. Hamilton was called to Soldier
Creek this week to visit Mr.. William
Maher. He reported on his return that
the patient was getting all right again.
VIII. Mutton and family took their
leave this morning, bound for San
Diego, Cal. Mr.. NJ. has been a much
esteemed miner here for several years.
Tom Farrer is the latest proud owner
of a new L. T. Smith hammerless, shell
oh
$1,000 worth of new shot guns pur-
chased here this spring.
If the man who wrote "What is SO
rare as day in June?" had been here
yesterday he might have been told that
the day was not even rare, it was raw.
He might also have been dragged over
a snow drift.
1t is now said that Admiral Dewey
will not reach home until October. 1t
is we'll. His welcome will be warm
enough for a great deal cooler weather
than we will have during the summer
months.
Miss Annie McDougall went over to
Boise yesterday. Rumor says she went
to procure wedding outfit Mr.. Floyd |
Herman will go over next week to bring
her home. He will buy two seats to the |
circus when he goes to the show.
We have been requested to state that
the trustees of the M. E. church pro-
pose to give an Entertainment on Sat-
urday evening, June II, to procure funds
to pay for an organ. Fuller particulars
will be given next week.
Cornish miners are great globe trot-
tiers. Ernest Cundy pulled out from
here yesterday, to join his father who
is a shift boss in a mine in South
Africa. Harry league returned to
England with him.
Two Boise surgeons came over to
Silver City on Tuesday and assisted
DIR. Weston in performing an operation
upon Mr.. d. G. Sinclair, for appendi-
citis. The operation was successful
and we are pleased to report that Mr..
Sinclair is now doin uicely.
Mrs. Farrer, principal of the Della
mar schools, and her daughter, Dollie, ,
went over to Boise yesterday, where ,
they will make a brief visit, and will ..
decide whether they will visit their ,
former home in Pennsylvania or go to /;
California for their outing.
The patriot army of Cuba is singing v
"Take back your gold" to Uncle Sam, in I
stead of handing over theirguns to him. 2
Those Cubans, like the Filipinos, have t
seen so many promises broken by the q
Spaniards that they cannot be blamed T.
for wanting to go slow, even with Uncle r
Sam. d
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An election will be held next Monday a
TO choose two school trustees. Asusual, d
no names have yet been mentioned for
candidates to fill these very important
positions. The happy-go-lucky style Ii
We have of running our school affairs is
peculiar to this camp, we hope. If
here has ever been an accounting made
If the district finance during the past A.
I've years, we have failed to hear of it. a.
The grading on the B. N. & o. road 10
3 nearly completed to the new terminus of
It Murphy, and the station will be 81
moved up there from Guffey within vi
our or five weeks. The new terminus
'ill be on the hill near Striker Springs,
bout two miles east of the road from
reynolds to Guffey. 1t will be about
miles from Silver City via the Scotch re,