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Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-06-28
LIVE STOCK AND PRODUCE MARKETS.
Chicago.


CHICAGO. June q.
Following were the quotations on the
board of trade today: Wheat, June. opened
e511c, closed 65ssc; July, opened t5s4c. closed
Corn-June, opened s05sc, closed 40a4c; July,
opened 4lc, closed 405Sc; September, opened
42ssc. closed 42l4c. Oats-June, opened 2914c.
closed 2919c; July. opened 29c. closed
Pork-June, opened -, closed -; July,
opened slse5 closed s19.I5 September.
opened $3.50, closed S20.l0 Lard-June.
opened s9.55. closed S9.52l9
Live Stock: The prices at the Union
Stocks yards today ranged follows:
Hogs-Estimated receipts for the day 1900;
quality good left over 1000; market opened
active and firmer; prices ice higher than
Yesterdays close; sales ranged at S5G016.20
pigs So lUG6.35 light S5.95 G6. 10 rough packing,
S6O506.30 mixed. and SGl5 G6.3j heavy pack
ing and shipping lots:
Cattle : IEsti:Yated receipts for the day
800; quality only fair; two-thirds of the ar
rivals being Texans; quotations ranged at s5.25
@5.55, choice to extra shipping steers,
S4.60 q 5.l5 good to choice do, Si.10
@4.5O fair to good, s3 S534.35 common
10 medium do S3;So1t0o butchers steers.
81. 5063. 60 stockers, S3O0Goi.fO feeders, $500
$50 cows, S32594.00 heifers. S2.5004.00 bulls.
S2.5o94.51 Texas steers and S3n96.00 veal
Sheep-Estimated receipts for the day 5000;
quality fair; market fairly active and prices
100 10 westerns. S2.51D4.2j Texas, 81 500
5.25 natives. $4,000. 90 lambs and spring lambs
at S3.J016.0O per 100 lbs.
Produce: Butter-Fancy creamery. 191sao0o
per ID; fancy dairy, l6dSl1c; packing stock I3S
l31sc. Eggs-Fresh northern stock l2IeG13c per
doz. Live poultry-Spring chickens. 130I6c
per ID: hens. 916c; turkeys. 10c; ducks, &c;
geese, S3.OO6J5.0O per doz. Potatoes-Wiscon-
sin Burbanks, 6G665c per bu; Michigan, 659
zoe; Hebrons, 60Gg65c; Peerless, GOOSE; mixed
stock, 60c. New potatoes-SI.25 per 1S-bu
sacks; Mobile, Sl.7592.50 per bbl Apples
Fair to good 81 75G3.00 per bbl; choice to
fancy, S375O4.50. Honey-White clover in
lib sections, 170lSc; broken comb, lOc; dark
comb, good condition. l09l4c; extracted. 6l3c
per 10.
New York.
New YORK June q.
Wheat-July, 70 1-l61.2 7-l6c; August, 743S
0l74IRc; September. ;G16 07o I3-16c; October,
7S14G1s3sc; December. Sl3SGSl34c. Rye
Dull and frm; western. jsc. Corn-No. =
duh and steady; July, 4S9SG4Sl4c; August
1880 4934c September, 5O1j014c; October,
j04c; No. - 4sIs94934c. Oats-No.
firmer, but quiet: July, 35l493j5sc; Au-
gust. s316339Sc; September, 331sG32 7-l6c; state
IS Gi3IGc wester-, 3516043llc. Pork-Easy
and dull; old mess, $3.50; mess.
S2UU0 Lard-Quiet and steady; steamren-
dered. S9.sO.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-06-28
Notes of the Exposition.

The Missouri Press association was en-
tertained at the Missouri building by the
Missouri commissioners. There were a
banquet and speeches.
The Iowa Prohibitionists kept the ami
versary of the establishment of cold water
law in their state, and eulogized the re-
suits of prohibition. Among the speakers
was Mrs. J. Ellen Foster. The meeting
was held in the Iowa building.
The New York cooking school will be
opened this afternoon. Miss Corson the
celebrated expert in cuisine, in charge
Hon. John Sherman will welcome the
caravels on their arrival at the fair
The building and loan associations and
the Colored Mems Protective association
are holding the boards at the Art Insti-
tute.
Total paid admissions yesterday were
III g13
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-06-28
hallway President Break. Down.

OMAHA, June 2S.-President S. II. H.
Clark of the Union Pacific has been COM
PEELED on account of ill-health to give up
work indefinitely, He has left for Cresson
Springs, Pa. Mr.. Clark has not been
feeling well for some time and his old
throat affection has been troubling him
extremely Of late.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-06-28
Ehe Local Markets.

IIOttT
GRAIN, ETC.
WheaJ-T4176c.
COrn-f3IiSc.
Oats-c2zL33c.
Hay-Timothy. S12.OO; upland. S10211; sougn
80. 90; balcd. 10OO1I1 90.
PRODUCE.
Butrcr-Falr 10 choice, 205i22C; creamery 25c
Eggs Fresh. 1914
Poultry-ChiclScns. I2Hc; turkeva ~
ducks, 121sc; geese, I0c.
FRUIT AND vEGRTAELEs
Appcs-S4.O 90 per bbl.
Potatoes-S56S3c.
Onions-S4 90 per bbl.
Turnips-6oc per bu.
LIVE STOCK.
Catte-Butchers pay for corn feo 81 "a
414hc; cows and neifeIs, 2xGI3zc calve
4G5c
Hogs-711Isc.
Sheep-465C.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-06-28

walked back here. L can welcome Brook
lyn most heartily. We have heard tn at
Brooklyn had an Eagle. Tcheers. The
Brooklyn Eagle has pinions and claws.
Chicago also has an eagle that is in my
especial charge. We hope the Brooklyn
Eagle had not its beah and claws
sharpened to use on Chicago. Being a
newspaper eagle we know that it has not
Not Generous of Carter.
You Brooklynites are really an ap-
pendage of New York You have been try
ing to get rid of New York. but You arc
an appendage to some extent We too.
have been trying to get away with New
York and we think @e have done it They
say that gsnius is nothing but audacity
We certainly had the audacity and now
we have the fair Emerson said hitch your
wagon to n star Every man should have
his star c rs in Chicago is the white
star of perfection. We intend to be not
the first city in America merely. but the
first city on the globe. This White City is
equalled hy nothing on the whole earth,
and those Yho miss the Worlds fair now
will never Zee the like again.
Distance Of No Consequence.
Mayor David A. Boody of Brooklyn, fol-
lowed, replying briefly and wittily to
Mayo Harrison's sallies. He said Brook
lyn was readv to ally herself with all the
great cities of the globe. and that he in
ferred that perhaps Chicago wished to en-
tex into matrimonial alliance with Brook
lyn in order to hamper and outstrip New
York. The matter of distance, he said,
would hardly prove an obstacle in view of
the policy which Chicago was pursuing
This mot was received with laughter.
MciSeiwiy Was FulIy Loaded.
And thea Editor NIcKclway proceeded 10
open up with a regular oratorical Gatlinc
gun. He said:
Il wish 10 put myself right with the au-
dience, as I am right with Mayor Harrison
Mayor Harrison said, Now if ! attack
Brooklyn n little, you VIII not attack me
when you get home, viii you:' l said. No,
I will attack You right here All Brook
lyn knows that Brooklyn Heights is not n
venerable chicago bluff. He spoke OF the
of the Black City outside of
the White city As if we didn't know all
about the'black city ana use it for table
ware and harness dressing. He said that
the Brooklyn Eagle pecked at DAVIS, but I
assure the mayor that the Eagle never
spoke with levity of the late senator from
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-06-28
His Honoes Ancctionate Nnturc.

"He said that the Chicago eagle looked
at the sun, bat he forgot to add that the
sun looked the other way. The New York
Sun said his versatile mayor of this poly
glot municipality was the wickedest mayor
on the face of the earth 1 believe. how
ever, that this is not strictly true. The all
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-06-28
MEETS HIS MATCH.
Chicago's Mayor Catches a
Brooklyn Tartar.
EAGLES MAKE THE FEATHERS FLY

The Bird from the Gotham Suburb Rather
Scoops the Most Plumes-A Warfare of
wit on Brooklyn Day at the Fair-The
Cowboy Race Ended with Berry Holding
First Honors-What 1t Demonstrated
Worlds Fair Notes.
CHICAGO. June 2s-Decidedly the best
things at the fair on Brooklyn day were
the speeches of Mayor Harrison and the
reply of Editor McKelway, of Brooklyn,
especially the latter. Mayor Harrison
said at the banquet:
II am the mayor of Chicago, and decid-
edly the mayor ought to know how to get
here. While the city is always interesting
to me, yet did not know where Music
hall was, but went to Festival hall and
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1893-04-01
Eimore Lodge. A. =. a A. NJ

w Loige No -. A. and A M arc he'll ON
TX the Wednesday evening o. or NEXT pre-.
w ce-dsHK the full 81 the nom ~ each niaFth
ssiourniug brothers enrdiilv invited N al.
sstsnh AnELRERT n. CLARK. Master.
,. n. JOHNSON. SER. tAry Anssyi
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1893-04-01
DAYLIGHT AHEAD.

There has been placed on file in
tue Recorders Office of Gilmore
county s bond in favor of the Noun
tain Home Canal and Land Com
pany 10 the value Of 5000, OO0-this
amount of cash to be used solely
for the further construction of the
great irrigation system already be-
gun at this place.
Manager Jones. Of Nampa, will
be here to-day and meet in consul
tation with numerous land owners
regarding their prior water rights
and il is hoped and believed that
an amicahle adjustment will be
reached and further litigation cease.
Such result is certainly desired by
all who have the prosperity of
Mountain Home and vicinity at
heart.
Once all the pending difficulties
are settled and Immediately will
follow the construction of a system
of reservoirs and canals here that
will astonish the natives as well as
the nossbacks Of all Southern Idaho.
We hope next week to be able to
give full account Of the meeting
held here to-day and also toa certain
extent the future plans of Mr.. Jones,
the general manager.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1893-04-01
DISTRICT COURT CALENDAR.
To Convene April f0---.Iudge Stock.
siagcr. Presiding.

The following cases were entered
on the district court docket up to
yesterday evening. Additional cases
win he added to the list in our next
issue:
l Washington Elliott ~ J n Hall remain I'd
from supreme Court tuF trial.
sSanhoim "a J ken-cr Tcinanded from
Supreme Court for new trial
& J.me- Miller ~ Pine Mining Co.. rcuande.l
frum Snprrne Court for new TRIAL
W N Stockton Isaac HERON - remandel Tor
trial from Saprcme t,aart
s. Ferdinand Mesthener 4. u Thomas re
tnande from supreme Court fnr trial
lumhia Mine ca Bear Greek Gold NJ Co
continued from last term.
Z lhos kitto v Jacob Reeser continued from
s. W. N. stockton vs. WIN H. Dial continued
from Last term.
uel from last term.
10. & H. Gorkef 7. n. Anthony continued
from last term
II. Helifiuh 4 Miller J. n. 4 r +. Andfeas-
continued from last term.
Y, chas. BRAY Elmore Irrigation oo-enntin.
uyd frum last term
Is Adm Hall vs. Elmore irrigation Co con.
tinued from last term
II. q T. Rohrer vs. Elmore Irrigation Co -contin.
uei frvm last term
Is. John Dients Va Elmore Irrigation Co : con.
tinued from last term.
ID h. kuberrs Eimore Irrigation Co con.
tinued from Last term
~ ". Y. Danies Vs. Elmore Irritation Co-con.
tinue,i from last term.
IL Hugh Dial vs.. W. ~. Stockton eontlrtlci from
last term.
", State Of Idaho vs.. Henry swanholn contin.
ued irLm last terni
NEW cAsEs
20. Joseph Mcdonald Einnre Irrigation Co.
q. The Giant Powder 20. Va Il. n Browne
y Greenhood, Bohu Co. " Nora Linehan et al
q Geo. A. Mccormick ". Ida Gold co.
"a W. NJ stockton "a ElIw iInbnnL
%. W. Bailey " W. X Wilson ct al
ID. W. Baiey vs.. T.. II Head.
e. James Harvey ~. Ida ,cid Co
- MARY saith W. 4. A. Sn.ith.
-. A. ;, Abbott Aldura Abbott divorce.
81. fT,d Rage Tustin VS. X. T.. plownian
81. Maggie strobrjge vs.. y. p. Andres ct al
81 A. N. sinnott, assignee VI Fred Wright an in
solvent, vs. ". NJ stockton
IS, Antoine Joseph Elmore Irrigation Co
50. Joseph NJ benton Va EIniure Irrigation Co
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1893-04-01
ROCKY EAR NOTES.

The other night the people Of tic
Bar were rendered social party by
Superintendent Mccormick and
Josh Cowap, in consideration of the
good will and esteem these gentle
men entertain toward our citizens
Nearly the whole town was present
and an extremely pleasant time
was had. Before and after SPLEEN
did supper the assembled crowd of
ladies and gentleme;i spent the time
in tripping the light fantastic" to
the music furnished by the Abbott
string band. The PIPER was all
that could be desired by any epicure,
and the guests have only words Of
warmest praise for the magnifi-
Gent manner in which they were
entertained
Hon. John Van Shaick will in q
few days depart for the county seat
to he on hand at the next meeting
of Elmore's parliament.
Mrs. J. n. Hall will soon leave
here on a visit 70 Baker City, after
which she will join her husband at
Gem, Idaho.
George Winder is improving slow
" and thinks that in due time he
may make another trip to the Trim
ity lakes.
+. c. Koch is on the street again.
after having been confined TO his
room n week with rheumatism.
Fine weather just now and the
snow is melting fast.
Kinder quiet" but everybody
happy. PAT.
Rocky Bar, March 90.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1893-04-01

These who have used DR. King
New discovery know its value, aud
these who have nnt have now the op
parluniis tn try u Free. Gail ON the
advertised druggist aud get Trial
Bottle, Free Send your name aud
address Ia II. F. Bucklcn & Co, Chr
cago, aud get sample hOx of Dr.
Kings NV Life Pills. Free. ~ we'll As
a copy Of Guide "a Health aud IIonse.
hold Instructor. Free. All 0f which is
guaranteed to do You good and eost
You nothing at DR.. Bearhy's depart.
ment stnfn.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1893-04-01
Sc Noycls fnr nn Cenre.

We have made arrangements with Of this largest
hook publ hing COMPANIES va this country. whereby
fan Iuaks t'4is lil.era olsr. send " regular
years Subscription II h.vy pailsls Tor tse semi.
Weekly Herlii, AID "a sent- EXTRA ami sl senri
o. Nalr al lies under stlurai. cover zach sees.
tic II series If 81 novels year. uld subs
yaii THEM elves u this Opportunity 81 n,
nttins fail Il months Ia advance and so extra
he ps,Veis tatd works by the hest authors
and were selected with great and attention.
fhrf ltst the thiuS TOR Your home Avail xuitF,
self Of this opportunity % onrg. make this
ncr tor limited time nnly. sent express, money
order ? stndicc order o. stAm.a rIIE uEaALp PuA
Co, salt Lake CITY, Utah.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1893-04-01
- Use
Washquick Soap,
Nickel Bars,
At HELFRICH & MILLER's.

MRS. Ilnnehan has gone on a visit
To the Linnehan ranch in Owyhe,
County.
Jake Ottenheimer seems TO ex
perience much difficulty in increas
ing his herd of cattle.
T. Hutchins is building larg,
new barn on his premises in tn,
College Park addition.
Mrs. c. w. Burns. who has beer
seriously i'll for several weeks, is
now able to appear out of bed.
Jim Purtill, the always obligine
deputy auditor, has placed the BuL.
LETIN under many obligations fol
favors rendered this week.
Jim Carroll, the painter and
paper-hanger, has been engaged
this week at decorating the interior
of Banker Campbell's dwelling
house. and tits said to have been
beautifully performed.
Miss Mabel Payne departed for
Boise this morning TO attend the
meeting of school teachers to be
held in that city next Tuesday.
Professor Schaeffer and Miss Lille
Burnet will go to Boise Monday.
If you are a business man of any
kind, or a professional man, and
want the patronage of the commu-
nifty your best plan is to make it
known through the columns of the
BULLETIN-the old, reliable, pioneer
paper of Elmore county.
Next Wednesday evening the off
GERS of Gilmore Lodge No. 30. A. F.
& A. NJ, will be installed by d. q.
NJ. James Wickersham of Boise.
A banquet will be spread in the
lower hall that night, to which all
Masons and their families are inyit-
ed to attend.
Manager Wing, Of the Owyhee
land and Irrigation Company, was
here several DAYS this week super
intending the shipment to the
Bruneau dam Of a number of i'm
mense steel headgates, which will
be Immediately placed i'm position
at the dam. These headgates will
last for all time.
Mr.. Jacobs, gentlemen represen-
ing much capital and who has a
bond on the Franklin mine at Pine
Grove, came in from Boise Yesterday
and in company with John Andreas.
Henry Henderson and Mike John
son will go up TO the Grove Monday
to commence work in the Franklin
mine.
Charles brennan now occupies
the room formerly used by Frank
Brownell as barber shop.
for a dining room, which adds
materially to the accommodation
Of those patronizing the chop-house.
He is daily expecting the arrival of
a large cooking range, and then he
will be able to serve orders on
short notice.
The Young Mems Social Club
will give their last dance for this
season at Odd Fellows hall on
Friday evening. April Z. The great
success of all hops heretofore given
by this club renders il entirely I'M
necessary for us to advise the dane
ing public to be on hand next Fri
day evening. The hall is sure To
be crowded. c. p. Oliver will be
floor director and Messrs. J. A.
Purtill. IL. c. Madison. Roscoe
Smith and John Woodward floor
managers. Posters giving full par
ticulars will lie issued this evening
E~ Bedrooms for rent at Riae-
harris.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1893-04-01

District Court will convene in
Mountain Home on Monday. April
10.
Mrs. ]. F. Shields and daughter
Mabel returned from Tacoma Thurs
day.
Mr.. DYER and wife have removed
TO town and are occupying the Nor
ris residence.
Bob Chattin came in Wednesday
from his sheep camp to look after
his new cattle herd.
Cleaning up premises and renov-
ating houses has been the order in
Mountain Home during the past
week.
Gilmore lake is rising at the rate
of several inches per day and the
surface of the water will soon reach
the 30-foot mark.
A call has been made for meet
ing of the Assessors and Collectors
Of Southern Idaho, to be held at
Boise City, April 4.
The Statesman announces that
the second session laws of Idaho
(ls92-3) will he ready for delivery
early in May. Price SO.
Thomas Smith. of Braneau, who
has been here several weeks under
care of DIR. Loring, is rapidly improv-
ing in health and consequently
happy.
&. ii. Head and ]. r. Butler have
bonded their Dixie mine to Y. Van
Beaver of Grand Island, Neb.. for a
handsome sum-the bond expiring
June Is.
John O'Leary of Pocatello, the
new Superintendent of the water
service of the o. $. l.. and U. & n.
railways as here on Tuesday and
spent the day with Lawyers Wolfe
and Sinnott.
BY reference 80 the court calendar
it will he seen that the disgusting
and disgraceful divorce case that was
denied 10y Judge Stoekslager one
year ago is TO be duplicated at this
term of court.
Parson George Crandal came
down from Pine Grove on Wednes-
DAYS stage. He says the bad con-
dition of the roads would make
anybody but Christian like him
self use "cuss words"
County Treasurer REYNOLDS has
enlarged his office quarters by tax
ing possession of the adjoining room
formerly occupied by Attorney
HOWE. And this gives Pap" an
opportunity to swap lies with bis
numerous friends who call, without
nolestation to 1.-The boy"
Hon E. C HeIfrich returned
from the East on Thursday after an
absence Of over two months, and
everybody is glad 10 know that Ed
has entirely recovered from the
severe illness that caused him to
seek change of climate He was
accompanied by John Helfrich,
Young brother from Ogden. Mrs.
Helirich will visit with her relatives
in Kansas for several weeks before
returning home.
This morning. about 0 o'clock,
Manuel Comes had occasion to visit
his hennery and he there Dissolved
great curiosity in the chick"
line. Among brood of recently
matched chi, kens he found one
jumping around upon four perfectly
formed legs and feet Want of time
and space prevents us giving a full
description Of this singular bird, but
you can see it by calling Mt the Jed
Clayton saloon, where Manuel has
il ON exhibition. If this chick
lives il will be sent to the Worlds
Fair at Chicapo
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1893-04-01

SATURDAY. April I. 1898
To-morrew-Easter dav.

To-morrew-Easter dav.
Don't get "April-fooled" TODAY.
Miss Burr departed for Salt Lake
on Wednesday.
Mrs. III. C. Mallison returned
home from Shoshone on Wednesday
last.
Frank Langford is erecting a new
dwelling in the eastern outskirts Of
town.
Judge John Andrawatha and Joe
Mayne, from Maytield, were visitors
here Monday.
Old man Port, by the aid of
crutches, is Tow able to appear up
on our streets.
The Conpers of Oreana shipped
east one carload of horses Monday
from this place.
Even the Chinese have caught on
to the fact that it pays to advertise
in the BULLETIN.
Mrs 4 Pence, of Hot Spring.
0wyhee county. was this week visit
ing here with Ira Hun grrfp-l.
County Commissioners will meet
in regular session on Monday. April
10. Get your bills in on or before
next Saturday.
Miss Lorena Griffith. stopping
with c. w. Howeth's family. was
on the sick list for several days
during this week.
Deputy Sheriff Ben GRAY went to
HALEY Wednesday on a visit Ia his
mother ard sister, who will proba-
bly, soon locate in Mountain Home.
Vm wilkins came down from
Rocky Bar few DAYS ago and has
already commenced the erection of
a nice dwelling house an his land
about seven miles southeast of town
Dr.. Bangh few days ago receiv.
ed letter from DIR Smith. at Rich
mond, Va, In which he said that
owing To the recent demise IL his
bruthcr-in-law he would not he able
to return to Mountain Home until
about the first of May.
Sing Chong's restaurant. next
door to Helfrich's store, is doing
splendid business, owing to the fact
that Sing is a first-class cook. keeps
everything as clean as a pin and
gives a good meal for Is cents
Read his ad. on the second page of
to-day's BULLETIN.
JEFF. Whitson came in from Bru-
neau Monday with another big lot
of Whitson Brothers wool, just
clipped, making in all about 10000
pounds. While here Mr.. Whitson
dropped into this office and added
his Democratic name to the BrLLE-
TIN roll of honor
We hear that Fritz Snwer and
Pete Shroader have cnt fine ledge
in their tunnel NJ Rocky Bar II i
about two feet thick and very rich
i'm gold Also that the lessee~ of
Gottsh's Richmond claim on Red
Warrior are taking out lots Of SPLEEN
did rock. Work in the Goat mine
has been resumed on small scale
and the Queen of the West is show
ing up sdiendidly. Rocky Bar Is
not dead-jnst taking a nap until
the snow disappears.
We find the following notice Of the
death of a former resident Of Atlanta
i'm the London Chronicle Of March
Is: Died, on the 18th March,
1898, at rs, Lisle-streel. Leicester
square, London. W. c., Simeon
Mattingly. Esq, Of Oakland, Cal.
ifosnia, U. S A., formerly resident
for II wears Of atlanta, Idaho, U.
s A. One If the Pioneers Of Cal
ifornia and Idaho. Aged - years
Mr. Matt'"glv was a prominent
mine owner II Atlanta il the Iu's
and has mafy friends yet remain
ing in that section
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1893-04-01
Masonic Notice.

All Masons and their families are
invited 10 attend the installation Of
officers Of Gilmore Lodge No. 30, A.
F. & A. NJ, and banquet, at Odd
Fellows hall, Wednesday evening
April 5, at o'clock, By order.
J. VI. JOHNSON Sec'y.