Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1897-11-10
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Groceries-Kelsey & Co.
State Sleep Inspector Chattin
went to Taponis Sunday night.
John Pence of Three Greek spent
several days in this burg last week.
The United States Supreme
Court has decreed that Durrant,
the fiend, must hang.
Joe Sullaway will to-day pull out
for Atlanta with a wagon load of
goods for DR.. All Fong.
Mrs, Geo. P. Hall, of Garnet, on
the Snake, has been visiting with
friends in this place during the past
week.
After spending the summer in
the Smoky country, Antoine Cana
das has returned to this place to
spend the winter,
The parties arrested last week for
killing elk have not yet had hear
ing before Judge Clinton, owing to
the absence of their attorney.
Co. Small pill, safe pill, DeWitt's
Little Early Risers cure billousness,
constipation sick headache. r. w.
Smith.
Dan Reber, the Dixie mining
man, went to Salt Lake Friday on
business. Mrs. Reber is a guest Of
Mrs. Bell during his absence.
The Boise Sentinel of last Friday
says: Congressman Gum, the SEN
tinel is pleased to note, is now con.
valescent. He is able to be down
stairs and take ride now and then.
The Sentinel hopes he will make
a complete recovery.
Lawyer e. NJ. Wolfe departed for
Iowa Saturday evening, to be alb
sent few weeks. He and Mrs.
v olfe, who is now in Iowa, will
visit Chicago before their return.
All here hope that thia able attor-
ney's absence will be brief. L. G.
Curry has charge of Judge Wolfe,s
business affairs during his absence
Maroni Johnson has without diff
fculty succeeded in placing the old
Sprague-Peck big building at the
corner of Atlanta avenue and Can
yon street, and without even split
ting board. He is now willing to
tackle even Roscoe Smiths drug
store for removal and guarantee
that brick shan't be disturbed.
The HALEY Times saws: "The
Glassfords are divorced. The wife
obtained the decree on a cross com
plant. Both parties to the suit re-
Trained from offering sensational
testimony and the matter is now
closed. The wife is to be likely to
soon marry
Rumor says that Glenn's Ferry
is to have a newspaper under the
management of Asa Abbott, who
enjoys the distinction of having dis
graced Idaho journalism more than
once in the past. The state at large
will pity Glenn's Ferry, and we ad-
wise that tiourishing town to pray fol
any scourge rather than this threat
ened affliction.-Boise Sentinel.
The Sunday Schools of Elmore
county have thoroughly organized
ASSOCIATION now, having been created
at meeting called for that purpose
last Wednesday at the Congrega-
tional church. A number of inter.
ested workers for the cause assem-,
bled in the morning and chose L
G. Curry as chairman and Mrs. Geo.
L. Cole secretary. The matter OF
organization was discussed and a
committee appointed to draft con-
stitution. The meeting then ad.
journed until 4 o'clock at which
time the committee reported. With
the exception of few changes the
constitution for county organization
as furnished by the state association
was adopted. The following officers
were elected: president, Geo. L.
Cole; permanent secretary and treas.
urer, Mrs. J. A. Purtill; assistant
secretary, Miss Irene Corder, May.
field; executive committee, G. G.
Glenn, Glenn's Ferry, Curtis Sam.
uel, Rocky Bar, and E. C. Curry
Mountain Home. In the evening
quite a number gathered at the
church and enjoyed the program
rendered, consisting of music and
papers read on different subjects
pertaining to Sunday School work
Prof. Samuel, of Rocky Bar, sen
a paper on Teachers Meetings.
which was read by E. L. Simpson
Mrs. j. A. Purtill read a paper or
How to organize Sunday School.
Work for Sunday School Work
ers" by L. A. Underwood. e. C
i Curry also read a very interestin,
article on Sunday Schools.
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