Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1893-02-18
SATURDAY, Feb, Is, 1898.

Every body is going to the Pionee
dance on the ODD.
Rev. Fl. NJ. Burr will preach a
the Probate Court room Tomorrow
morning and evening.
Another pleasant and large child
ren's party was had at the residence
of John II. Brady Tuesday night.
The constitutional limitation Of
the present session of the Idaho leg
islature will terminate on Thursday
March I'd.
John Brady and wife. S. S. Brady
and Mrs. Myers, Dr. Baugh and 10
Sprague went to the dance at Glenn's
Ferry Tuesday.
We acknowledge the receipt of a
complimentary ticket to the Pioneer
ball to take place in Mountain
Home on the 22d.
The Pioneer reunion and ball to
be given here next Wednesday night
will be the event of the season and
its success is already assured.
Hon. f. c. Helfrich and wife have
gone east and will be in Washington
City on the fourth of March to
witness the inauguration of Grover
Cleveland.
John Woodward received from
Chicago very unique if not appro-
pirate valentine. He is proud Of it
and keeps it on exhibition at Hell
f1ch's store.
Instead Of tomorrow Rev. S. J.
Jennings will hold divine services
at the Episcopal church on Sunday.
the Goth, morning and evening Q.
Sunday school at II o'clock every
Sabbath.
Captain Geo. w. Hill returned
home from California last SATURDAY..
much improved in health and look
ing hale and hearty. Mrs. Hill will
remain in the Golden State for
several weeks to come.
c. L. Wing was up from Grand
View on Sunday last. He saws the
water commenced flowing over the
top of the Bruneau dam last Sat
urday, and that he can now show
something Of lake himself
George Houses counter and bar
presents a nobby appearance since
being manipulated by the hands of
travelling brush artist The
Private Club" is one of the neat
and comfortable resorts of the town.
w. A. Reynolds, w. C. Wicker
sham, ]. f. Shields, Frank AXE,
Albert Rosenheim, Frank Hall, |
and Geo. w. Fletcher Jr. went to
Boise Thursday, we presume to at
tend the big ball at the Natatorium
that night.
JOHNNY Johnson was detained at
The Dalles SO hours on his way to
Portland, and did not reach Red
Bluff until Sunday last--being
about one week on the road. lie
says George, his little son, is enjoy
the trip immensely.
+. Notwithstanding the many other
attractions on that evening the
sociable at Mr.. Howie's residence
Tuesday evening, for the benefit of
the Congregational church, was well
attended and the enjoyment as well
as the receipts quite satisfactory to
all concerned.
c. r. Shaw, who formerly resided
in Mountain Home, and who was
the principal promoter of the great
reservoir at this place, has gone east
ON business connected with a grand
canal enterprise at or near Caldwell
No better selection for such purpose
could have been made by the {
parties interested, for Shaw is known I
TO be reliable citizen and success |
full business man not given TO exag I
geration or rose-colored express
ions. Plain facts about the advan-
tages to be derived by investing in '
irrigation enterprises in this part '
of Idaho are good enough for him. |
Although not now a resident of this G
place Mr. Shaw is still a member of 9
the lumber dealing firm of Reynolds !
d Shaw, that only few years ago |
handled lumber without even shed, G
but who now are doing an immense !
business and occupy sheds covering {
almost half block Of ground for ]
the storage Of their various kinds Of !
lumber. He is also one of the prin- 9
cipal owners in the Idaho Central G
Lumber Company who have large a
sawmill at Emmett, on the Payette =
river. IL miles from Caldwell. and $
lumber yards at Caldwell, Boise 7
City. Nampa and Idaho Falls-and 3
each branch is doing a Furnishing
business. i