Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-11-27
Chris TerrilI is still very sick.

Chris Terrill 10 still very sick.
"Hutch's" low prices will tickle
you. Try him.
Ellsworth. the Boise piano dealer.
was IN town yesterday.
A. Anderson, the Dixie merchant,
was in this place Monday night.
Ed PoFtiock is building dwell
ing house in the east end of town.
The baby son of Johnny johnson
has been on tho sick list this week.
Hiss Francis Edwards Of Poca-
tello was the guest Of Mrs. Robert
Easley g few dayg last week.
Go to Hulee, the Mountain
Home artist, and have your pictures
taken while they are cheap. Cahi-
net photos only $3.50 per dos.
Judge H. W. (Kentuckyl Smith.
once q prominent Idaho lawyer and
politician, died at Ogden a few days
ago.
Freeman's teams were on the
market Saturday with fresh pork.
That corn-fed sugar cured bacon
il Al.
The Methodist ladies' Of Glenn
Ferry gave an oyster supper on the
evening Of the 22d which nettsd
el4.25'
Fresh bread always on
hand at Emerick's new Restaurant
and Bakery. Five and ten cent
loaves.
Mr.. Scott and wife came down on
Mondays stage from Rocky Bar on
their way 70 Denver, where they
will spend the winter.
Hon. John Mcmillan of Mayfeld
and Miss Clara Hubbell were mar
ried in Boise on the 18th, and de-
parted for California on q bridal
tour.
Mrs. II. c. Madison and children
returned Sunday from an extended
visit in the east Little Neil was
quite sick Sunday but is now re-
ported better.
Monday was hog-killing dav on
Prosperity fiat and Manuel Comes
sent the BULLETIE a quarter section
of fine corn-fed porker, which is
duly appreciated.
J.E. Cannon of the Gilmore
mine at Rocky Bar and Miss Anne
lia Rose of Boston, Mass, were
married at Boise on the 18th. Mr.
Cannon, with his bride, returned
to Rocky Bar Saturday.
WMr. Hulse. the photographer
has sent for his family and win 10
cate in Mountain Home. The PEG
pie of this county will now have q
chance 10 get first-class photos al
reasonable prices and run no risk o.
being swindled out Of their money
Frank Black returned from Bots
last night, accompanied by bis wifi
and father. He has suffered great
Iy by the accidental cutting Of BIZ
thigh several months ago. but !
now rapidly improving and will 500
: be as sound as ever.
} Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Reynold
: and son Charlie. and Judge Wolf
Z returned from Caldwell last eve
ming. The two gentlemen wei
' Joined by g. r. Shaw Of Caldwell i
D d hunt for ducks, geese and quail
8 and we're very successful. M
a shaw sent the BULLETIN man
d halfdozen ''bob-whites.n and f
J. which compliment he has our hur
D CRY thanks.
d X. s. Chase, who was once y.
) Marshal for Idaho. arrived he
h from Atlanta Monday, on his va
10 spend the winter with bic fami
" at Weisar. Mr.. Chase h
II during the summer, cut half mi
: Sissbsi feet Of lumber for Col William
r.. mining company and still the cry
"a ssmore lumber Hence MF. Cha
IA BEN his mill in charge Of his q
D. Harry, who will run II 20 long
8r weather viii permit. Il would
r. useless for az 10 attempt 70 give N
u Chaae's opinion Of the future Of
" lanla ami that upper country gene
ID ally, To say that he Is enshusin
n ito and scars high ia anticipation
10 big results would Be putting Il vi
mid.