Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1897-11-17
WEDNESDAY, Nov. II 1897.
REYNOLDS, for fine iewelry.

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Captain Geo. Hill and wife were
in town Monday.
G@ Comforters-$125, $3.50 and
$500 at Kelsey d Co.
Miss Edna Hice has recovered
from her recent illness.
Mrs. r. P. Chattin has recently
received fine new Cornish piano.
Judge Joe Sprague spent Satur-
day and Sunday at the State Capt.
tai.
ET Ladies' Wrappers, 75cts, ST. 90,
$1.l0, $l25, $I.75 and $500 at Kelsey
& Co.
Hon. Martin King of Glenn's Fer
ry, spent Sunday night in this
place.
Jim Herman has gone from Rocky
Bar to Silver City to spend the
winter.
Born, at Mountain Home, Nov.
13, to the wife of G. L. Rohrer, a
daughter.
M~ Blankets-75cts., 150, $500,
$500, 81 90, $500 and $500 per pair
at Kelsey & Co,
The ladies aid society will meet
next Thursday afternoon at the
Congregational church,
Rev. w. S. Hawkes. of Salt Lake,
will occupy the pulpit in the Con-
gregational church Sunday.
James Stewart, one of the old
time miners Of Rocky Bar, has gone
to Silver City to spend the winter.
EJ% Full line ladies underwear,
Cotton and Woollen-25cts, 35cts,
Scots, 75cts $1.00 and 81 so at Kelsey
& Co.
We are glad to announce that w.
A. Reynolds is gradually recovering
from q recent attack Of pneumonia
under the skillful attention of DR.
Smith.
E2F Just opened-the largest, neat
est, cheapest and best line Of Ladies'
Children's, Mems and Boys SHOES
CNCt blOtSIib w Jul bOWh' lACAlilOtl
Mercantile Company.
Martin Knittle, accompanied by
Colonel Shorty, came down from
Rocky Bar Monday to remain this
winter.
Letcher Pittman, a young brother
of Mrs. j. M. Neil, arrived last week
from Georgia and will probably re.
main permanently.
GTWe are constantly changing
the display of new lines Of goods il
our store windows. It will pay you
to walk down and see them. Helfrich
Mercantile Company.
Joe Pearson, Charlie SommeTlatt
Jim Watson, Tom Ward and Pete
Swan came in Monday evening
from Rocky Bar These gentlemen
are in search of new locations fol
the winter and the majority of them
will probably go down on Snake
river and try their luck at placer
mining.
Hons. Tom Stevenson and Boil
Griffith met in special session as c
board of commissioners Monday, tt
receive bids for the construction o
bridge over Bennett creek. Geo
Smith was awarded the contract al
$194.50. The bridge is to be 40 #
span, 16 #. wide and the piers o
stone and cemented above high
water mark.
E. c. Helfrich yesterday received
a private letter from Prof. Mullins
at Albion, in which he states tina
Notwithstanding the misrepresenta
lions Of few goldbug Republicans
che Normal school is forging ahea,
in good shape and its number {
pupils gradually increasing. H
has with him at the school five {
his former pupils at this place an
Miss Maude Pence of Brunea
will add her presence there in fe'
days.
Saturday last, while riding aft
cattle near Lockmans ranch, A
thur, the ID year old son Of Mr.. al
Mrs. o. H. Hutchins of this plac
met with quite a serious accider
In making a sudden turn the nor
stumbled, throwing Arthur Yioler
+. ly to the ground and breaking t
front bone Of his left lsg shr
distance above the ankle.
Nieukirk attended to the brok
limb and the boy IS getting ale
nicely.