Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-10-02

Regular Masonic meeting tonight
Mrs. John Mitchell Of Brnneau
went TO Boise Saturday.
John Bryant and wife were down
from Little Camas SATURDAY..
Mrs. J. ]. McGinneas was q visitor
here Friday from Gienn's Ferry.
Grandma Daniel 10 now visit
Inc here with her daughter. Mrs. A.
W.. Lockman
John Portlock, the veteran rancher
and ssockraiser, was over from Bru-
near Monday.
Ralph G0odIifEe, a prominent and
good citizen Of Gienn's Ferry, spent
Saturday hi this place.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pat Lennehan and
Mira. Madden went 10 Boise Mon
day by private conveyance.
Mrs. Adm Hall and Miaa Burns
pf Bennett creek, were visitors in
Mountain Home last Friday.
M- Use Rose Of Idaho Flour
mud I've happy. For sale by
j. 8. AcKKR a Co.
Chris BaeItxer, on the mercantile
house Of Mitchell A. BaeIt9er, Bru-
neaU, was q visitor In Mountain
h0mi Friday.
II wv. XII. Dodge, Dan Reber'a min
nR partner, came in from Salt Lake
friday and that evening went up TO
The Dixie mines.
~ Mrs. M. J. Bearby will have
her grand millinery opening Satur-
Nay, October 9th. as her Depart
aen& Store.
Mira. E. MI. Wolfe ard baby de-
parted on Sunday nights train for
M extended visit with relatives ia
ne east. Judge Wolfe accompa
nied them as far an Pocatello
DIR. Webster came Ia from Omaha
Friday and Sunday night be and
Mrs. Webster. who had been visit
Ink with her sister, Mrs. Geo. r..
Hall, departed for their home.
The Mountain Home Loan n
Building Association will hold 4
meeting this evening at Reynolds a
Shaw's Office, and hereafter will
bold all meetings 1t the same place.
Rev. E. q. Harris has taken 40
bis residence at Glenn's Ferry and
has removed his family 10 that
place. But he will hold religious
services III this place every other
Sunday nj the usual hours.
John ma. johnson will return
about tha 6th of October, bringing
With him lot OF fine Oregon bucks
Tor sale. Wood q HegaFt III Bea-
YER Canyon will also be here about
shat date with q lot Of bucks.
Mr.. @. b. Mullins, father 81 Pro-
Asaor Mullins and President of the
Mullins Canal and Reservoir Co,
II Bliss. Idaho, was q vinitoF here
saturday. In as much as they
ave never-faiiing supply Of water
Om the Nalad river and thousands
acres OF good unclaimed lands in
at vicinity, Mr.. Mullins confident
looks for geuine and permanent
bonn at Bliss next spring
Paul Orebangh for several days
ourned the loss Of q fine adjusta-
le diamond ring belonging 20 bis
ife. Paul was at the stockyard
Wednesday night witnessing the
bading Oh cars Of lot of cattle,
md thinking Il probable that Il
might have been dropped while
Bn the way, he msde a search
aEt Sunday and was made happy
y finding the jewel near the stock
ard grounds.
Irrespective of party, 3 number
I our eitixens joined hands and bad
nade preparation TO properly en-.
ertain Senator Shoup upon his
eturn here last Friday evening.
he pressing business cut short
nator Shoup's stay in the noun
ins and he came ia on Thursday
ening's stage. His early return
course spoiled the plan Of ar
PIGMENTS. but q large number Of
lee and gentlemen called At the
fner House that evening Ia honor
bis good old pioneer Of Idaho,
received them In g very cordial
happy manner.