Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1897-11-24
WEDNESDAY, Nov. "a, 1897.
Thanksgiving tomorrow.

Thanksgiving tomorrow.
Groceries. We have them. KEEL
sev & Co.
Attend the band boys dance to-
morrow night.
Will Harley was over from Bru
neau Monday.
Jim Gray of Pine Grove was in
this place Sunday.
Charlie Gerhart is putting up
a pair Of big scales at his livery
stable.
After long and serious illness
Mrs. G. w. Burns is now slowly re.
covering.
Mrs. G. M. Payne, who has been
quite sick during the past week, is
now recovering.
Look elsewhere for your suit or
overcoat, then come here and find
it. Kelsey & Co.
Lawyer Frank Wyman came over
from Boise Monday evening on pro-
fessional business.
E~J M. Neil will sell you coal
25 per cent per ton cheaper than
anywhere else in town.
Helm & Chattin have purchased
A. b. Clark's entire band of sheep,
numbering about 5000.
1t is said that wedding bells will
surely ring out in Mountain Home
on Thanksgiving evening.
Misses Daisy and Lille Griffith
came down from Little Camas Fri
day to visit with Recorder Manion
and family.
Novelties in every line, and the
newest thing about them are the
tiny prices. Just a day old and
small for their age. Kelsey d Co.
Tony Wolfe went to Boise Mon
day to remain until after Thanks
giving day. If reports are reliable
he will return home in happy and
thankful frame of mind, bringing
with him beautiful young bride.
&C. Just opened-the largest, neat,
est, cheapest and best line of Ladies',
Cbildren's, Mems and Boys SHOES
ever brought to our town. Helfrich
Mercantile Company.
And still the decoration and re-
novation of business houses proceeds.
Alex Bruce and Charlie Howeth
have joined the procession and this
week had the Palace saloon beauti-
fully repapered and reprinted
throughout.
The members of Euterpe Cornet
Band are very earnestly at work
making preparations for their grand
ball on Thanksgiving night. They
are determined to make the occasion
the browning event of the season.
Get your partner and GO.
The Masonic lodge of this place
has invited all Masons and their
families to be present at the INSTALL
alton of officers on the night of
December Sth; also, they are in
vited to attend banquet and dance
to take place the same evening at
the Commercial hotel.
E@ We are constantly chang ng
the display of new lines Of goods in
our store windows. 1t will pay you
TO walk down and see them. Helfrich
Mercantile Company.
Mark Kuhn, while here last week
rustling business for Kiesel 81 Co.,
of Ogden, by misstep, severely
strained muscle in the calf of one
of his legs, which caused him great
pain and he was compelled to resort
TO crutches for day or twoin order
to attend to pressing business.
Nothing less than two broken legs
could keep this wide-a-wake and
jolly representative Of Kiesel from
talking business for his house.
James A. Hays came here Mon
day from the upper Boise river
placer diggings. He says Twin
Springs will be in telephone
communication with Boise before
a great while, the poles being rap.
idly placed along the route and 8
miles of wire stretched. A new
mining district has been formed or
the Middle fork that extends e
miles along the river, and Recorder
Manion has been asked to appoin
a deputy for the new district-whicf
he did this morning by designating
NJ. NJ. George as deputy mining re
cOrder for WRie, Rive Distrief y