Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1897-11-10
Eir,ore Lodge, A. r. n A. Nj.
WEDNESDAY, Nov. 10, 1897.
EE Stamped Linens--Kelsey &

Co.
G~ Fresh Eggs and Butter
Kelsey & Co.
Sheriff Oliver of Ada was here
Sunday night on official business.
COZ For Cold Feet-Sox-change
weekly-Kelsey & Co.
John Tanner and George Reid re-
turned Sunday from trip to Oma-
ha.
ET See Fletcher's stock Of shoes.
The best and cheapest in the country.
Joe Jones and wife Of Big Camas
were visitors here Friday the guests
of Mrs. Doom.
E@ Clothing-We put wool in
our garments instead Of pulling it
over your eyes-Kelsey & Co.
G. r. Kelsey, the merchant, ar
rived yesterday from Hershy, Neb.,
to remain permanently.
Ed Purtill Of Montpelier, spent
Sunday in thls place, visiting his
brother James A. Purtill.
E@J. VI. Neil will sell you coal
25 per cent per ton cheaper than
anywhere else in town.
The Ladies Aid Society of the
Congregational church will meet at
Mrs. Corker's residence tomorrow
afternoon at 2:30
We regret to say that VIII A.
Reynolds is suffering from an at
tack of pneumonia. His host of
friends wish for his speedy recovery.
KG Wanted, to engage lady or
gentleman az local representative.
Salary, 5000 per month. Address
w. I. GORDON, general delivery,
Boise, Idaho.
Mrs. J. N. Cowen returned home
Saturday evening from MIDI Teton,
where she had been to visit her sick
sister, Miss Skidmore. We are
pleased to learn the young lady is
now quite we'll
The Masonic order of this place
has recently purchased one-half of
the land constituting the Odd Eel
lows cemetery, and will improve
and beautify the same early the
coming spring.
Miss Ethel Pattee, daughter of
Mrs. H. Dorsey, departed Saturday
night for Des Moines, Iowa, where
she will remain until her school edu-
cation is completed. A large num-
Der of young friends congregated at
the depot to bid the young lady
goodbye,
Gov. Frank steunenburg and
Judge J. II. Richards returned Fri
day evening from a visit at Rocky
Bar, remaining over night. During
their short stay these gentleman
honored the BULLETIN office by a
friendly visit. 1t was our first ao-
quaintance with the Judge and we
are pleased to know that he Is an
able and sincere champion of the
free silver cause.
Mountain Home is soon to have
o complete furniture store and un-
dertaking and upholstering estab-
lishment, with J. NJ. Cowen and r
T. Whitney proprietors. Sunday
evening Mr.. Cowen went east to
purchase the stock, which, when it
arrives will be placed in the Morris
building. Both gentlemen are old
and popular residents of this place
and everybody will wish them sue
cess in their new business enter
prise. Their goods will begin to ar
rive by the middle of next week,
j. l.. Tate to-day announces him
self a candidate for road oyerseer Of
this district at the election to take
place on the 9Th day of December
He is the present road contractor
and has done his duty faithfully
The election is to be conducted the
same as district school elections
Five qualified electors must pos
notices in three conspicuous places
in the district calling for an election
ten days previous to the same, tn
polls to be opened at | o'clock p. N
For a small consideration the Bull
LET1N columns are open to all par
ties who coyet the office OF roa'
overeeer and desire to place thei
names before the voters Of the dis