Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1892-12-03
SATURDAY, Dec. 3, 1892.
Dance Friday night, the 9th.


Sheriff Hill has recovered from
his recent illness and again en- duty.
John Mitchell expects to start
Monday on a visit to relatives in
Iowa.
Misses Emma and May White
went TO Bruneau valley a few days
ago on a visit to relatives.
H~0uting Flannel Embroidery
Silk and New Goods at Hagar's.
We are indebted to Geo. L. Cole.
real estate and insurance agent,
for neat calendar for 1898.
The Congregationalists will soon
commence the erection of a church
building in Mountain Home.
Henry Swanholm returned from
his visit to Boise Tuesday and took
yesterdays stage for Rocky Bar.
The Mountain Home dramatic
company expect to give perfnr-
nance in this place about the 10Th
inst.
Ben Gray, youngest brother of
Sheriff Jim Gray, came in from
HALEY Yesterday and may locate
in our midst.
Tho family of Robert Gray,
brother of Sheriff-elect Gray, have
joined him at this place, from
Clayton. Idahe.
E1Dr. Bearbv has just received
her fall goods in millinery and
ladies notions. Call early and judge
for yourself.
The Masons of Mountain Home
will hold an important and interest
ing meeting at Odd Fellows hall
next Wednesday evening.
Assessor elect Oliver and wife
have removed from their BEAUTIFUL
country home to this place-and
Mountain Home good society is
greatly the gamer by it.
John NJ. Johnson will soon COM
mence the erection of fine dwell
ing house in the neighborhood of
La Veta," a short distance south
of the Mountain Home depot.
Mrs. Matte Myers came in from
Denver Tuesday and proceeded to
her former home at Rocky Bar
Mrs. Myers was so unfortunate as
70 lose her infant child. which died
some time last summer.
E~ We have fine line of cloth
ing. mems, youths and boys suits
and overcoats and our prices are
right. Gro. S RICE & Co.
Hardy Dial was in town from the
Ferry last Monday. He has just
recovered from long and severe
attact of typhoid fever, and is con-
sequently greatly redu ced in flesh
and still quite feeble.
After several days stay here
Charley Lange returned to his
Atlanta home yesterday. Charlie
is as lively as of yore, and his many
friends here wished that he could
have prolonged his visit.
The BOISE Mail of the 25th SAYS:
"The story that Abbott. of the
Mountain Home Range and Valley,
received 800 to support the Rep
ulican ticket turns out to be coarse
and unchaste lie. He only received
800"
E~We carry ladies' and chill.
drens underwear, single garments
and union suits.
GEO s. RICE & Co.
The Philharmonic Society is pro,
crossing nicely under the director
ship Of Mr.. Osgood, Sr. All those
interested in vocal music or who
wish to be instructed should joir
the society. An admission fee o
ten cents will be charged all those
who do not care to take part in the
music.
The members of the Congregation
nj and Episcopal Sunday schools
will combine and have a Christ
mas tree in Mountain Home. AL
persons who desire can place pre-
sents OIL the trees. whether member:
of the churches or not. Full par
tieulars next week.
Bishop Glorieux held services il
the Probate Courtroom in this
place last Sunday morning, anc
there was a good attendance. TIL
reverend gentleman is very pop
ular in this section. We are in
formed that arrangements are beinl
perfected for the erection OF {
Catholic church in this place at al
early date, and that grounds hav
been secured for Catholic cemetery
Messrs Sprague, Johnson ant
Dorsey came down from the bridg
camp on South Boise Monday
having completed their work
Commissioners Manion and Black
we'll visited the two bridges thi
week. examined and received ther
on the part Of the county TIL
wagon road from the lower bridg
To Casey's is nearly completed an
it is pronounced good job.
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