Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1896-03-11
WEDNESDAY,, March IL, 1896.
See John Neil's new ad.
Hear Eli Perking on the 10Th

zee JOIn Ntll new al.
Hear Eli Perking on the 10Th.
Masonic meeting tonight, at 7
C. E. Corker visited Boise Sun
day.
Quiet times and local Items
scarce.
E. C. Koch returned to Rocky
Bar Saturday.
Miss Mary Tate returned from a
visit in Boise, Monday evening.
C. G. Tautphaus of Idaho Falls
was here several days this week.
Fred Major was a visitor here
for several days during the week.
Mrs. Garfield, of Glenn's Ferry,
was in Mountain Home Monday.
Rev. Jas. Thomas will hold mass
at Glenn's Ferry on the 18th inst,
at 1890 a. M.
Born, in Mountain Home, Friday.
Feb. 9th, 1896, to the wife of J. NJ,
Neil, daughter.
After pleasant trip in North
Idaho, w. D. Reynolds, the jeweler,
returned home Sunday evening.
EW Buy your hay and grain of
]. M. Neil, he will furnish you stable
room free in his new wagon yard.
John Bryant came down from
Little Camas yesterday and reports
that two feet of snow fell there few
days ago.
DIR. Smith reports several cases
{ of scarlet fever at Glenn's Ferry,
and that the public school has been
closed in consequence.
O. H. Hutchins has rented the
y building occupied by Mrs. Bearby
! and will remove his stock of goods
n therein in few days.
Another move is now maturing
for the erection of a public hall in
this place-which is needed here as
bad as first-class hotel.
The Boise papers speak of the re-
cent amputation of the arm of Joe
Haden of Smiths Prairie. Wonder
il his real name is not Joe Adm OF
#the same locality.
Il The March number of the North
west Magazine came to hand yes
terday. Under the heading, North
western Men of Note" it contains a
brief sketch of the life of our worthy
townsman, A. B. Clark, and which
we shall, with pleasure, reproduce
in the BULLETINS columns next
week.
Last Friday evening about twenty
of Ethel Pattee's friends gathered
Bat the residence of her parents and
gave the young lady genuine sur
prise party. Various games were
|indulged in and an elegant lunch
served which concluded the plea
sures that had been SO quietly
Il prepared by Miss EthePs friends.
A gentleman who visited the re-
servoir yesterday informs US that
there is a good flow of water run
hing in, and, in his opinion, the re-
cent snow fall in the mountains in
Bures us generous supply OF
water for the coming summer. The
big valve recently put in at the res
ervoir by Capt. Rhoades is working
splendidly.
Rev. Townsend delivered another
interesting and instructive lecture
70 large number of men Sunday
afternoon at the Congregational
church. He was requested by the
j audience to continue these lecture:
and accordingly will speak to mer
only next Sunday afternoon at :
oelock. Young men, particularly
Should attend.
The organ for the Rebekah lodg
an this place has arrived from tn
east and will be in place for use il
the hall at their regular meeting to
morrow evening. The organ be
longs to Mrs. Woodward, a membe
~ the order, who will allow tn
9dge to keep it for one year wit
!he privilege of purchasing it a
me expiration of that time. 1t ca
~ ~ used by all orders meeting i
oad Fellows hall, but is entirel
under control of the Rebekahs, VIII
IL under obligations to L. A. Ur
na.d for securing this musics
Awarded