Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1889-11-23
SATURDAY, Nov. %, 1889.
Masonic ball, Thanksgiving.


~J. w. Rowett has Just received
new stock of clocks.
Have you engaged your best girl
for the Thanksgiving ballr
Special meeting Of the Board of
Commissioners next Monday.
About two feet Of snow has fallen
here during the past few days.
Frank Turner's pack train went
out loaded Tuesday for Atlanta.
Tom Morrow is now the atten-
tive barkeeper at Winkleback's sa-
loon.
The X. of L. will give a grand
ball at Glenn's Ferry Thanksgiving
night.
Jake Reeser is again on his pins
though looking somewhat reduced
in flesh.
Our merchants should advertise
their holiday goods, if they want to
sell them.
After only one days hunt Foley
!. Abbott last Monday brought in
half a dozen fat deer.
We fear that the recent snow
storms have ended the freighting
season to these mountains.
Mrs. Mclaughlin will furnish an
elegant dinner on Thanksgiving
day at her popular restaurant.
Ladies, have you examined those
lovely hats recently received at
Golden's2 II not, go and see them.
You will miss a great deal of
pleasure If you fail to attend the
Thanksgiving ball next Thursday
: evening.
The 9th Of December il the last
day of grace for taxpayers. After
that day 10 per cent. and costs will
be added.
Henry Dorsey arrived with his
teams Monday night from Min.
Home, bringing about 1900 pounds
Of powder.
Alex. Simpson left for Salt Lake
Monday, where, it is said, he and
Nate Randall will conduct real
estate business.
Charles l.. Meyers died in Belle
vue last week. He was a member
of the Masonic fraternity, an honest
man and good citizen.
The new Masonic hall will be
ready for the ball next Thursday
highland there will be glorious
time had by all " no attend.
:. The Rocky Bar Ladies' Guild
will meet at Mrs. Payne's residence
next Wednesday at 2 o'clock p. m.
A full attendance is requested.
Last week, VIM. Philips, aged 81
years, was thrown from his wagon
mt the City of Rocks ON Camas prai-
! RE, and almost instantly killed.
No invitations have been or will
be issued for the Masonic Thanks
giving ball. All respectable people
are invited to attend--and don't
you forget it.
Prof. Mullaney will introduce a
new dance at the Masonic Thanks
giving ball next Thursday evening.
1t is called Sitting Sand" and is
said to be daisy.
~ Captain G. w. Prey of Atlanta
arrived here Monday. He and Mrs.
Prey have gone to Boise City to
spend the winter. Many here wish
them a pleasant sojourn at the
Capital and their early return in
the spring.
During the past week petition
was circulated asking President
Harrison not to remove Chief JUS
tics Weir, and everybody signed
But we fear it will have no effect or
Benjamin. as he believes in the
doctrine Ito the victors belong the
spoils."
The sale of delinquent shares ir
\ the Rocky Bar and Mountain Home
!. Telegraph and Telephone Company
took place in front of Fletcher''
store Monday. The stock sold a
prices ranging from 40 to 30 cent?
per share. Considering that A. g
Smith is now general manager
of this company, the stock disposed
of was dirt cheap"
Judge Heath, from Atlanta
spent several days at the count,
seat the past week. Everybod,
was pleased TO see the Judge look
ing 80 young and hearty, and ais
glad TO know that his mines in At
y lanta are yielding much rich ore
and hope soon TO see the old gentle
man have money TO ''throw at tn
birds"
The Bellevue Press says tina
Sheriff Jack Campbell turned int
the county treasury Of Logan las
month for licenses the sum OF $3.50
and that the sum of $1,000 will b
reached on this account at the en-
OF the year. This is larger sur
than was collected from the sam
source in Logan, Gilmore and A
turas counties when doing bushes
in 1888 as "0ld Alturas."
The committee appointed by tn
Ladies' Guild TO solicit contrib,
tions for Christmas tree hay