Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1897-12-29

WEDNESDAY, Dec. 30, 1897.
Miss Mel Tate has returned from
Rocky Bar.
Miss Belle Lockman is afflicted
with measles.
Attend the dance at the big tent
ON New Years eve.
! It is now about time to begin pre-
pairing to ''swear off,"
Lawyer Wolfe made a profession
al visit to Boise on Monday.
Born, at Rocky Bar, Dec, IL, to
the wife of Gus B;csles, son.
Mrs. James Bennett has been
quite sick during the past week.
~Other houses can't touch us
on prices. G. w. Fletcher Co.
o. B. Slater of Mayfield was a
visitor in this place last Sunday.
~Quality the best and Prices
the lowest. G. w. Fletcher Co.
Born, at Rocky Bar, Dec. 10, to
the wife of Foley Abbott, a daugh-
ter.
Shorty Knittle returned Satur-
day evening from visit at the State
capital.
Born, at Mountain Home, Dec.
%, to the wife of Jack Denton, a
daughter.
Marion House went down on the
Snake bottoms Monday to lay in a
supply of deer meat.
The practice of economy is no
disgrace; tits better living on little
than OUTLYING great deal.
Hugh Latham of Guffey spent
Christmas in this place and he was
heartily welcomed by many warm
friends.
Miss Pauline Dawson came in
Friday evening from Weiser acade e.
my to spend the holidays with her
mother.
Raffle-Six Banquet lamps. Six
chances to win a magnificent lamp
for twenty five cents. Lamps on
exhibition at Helfrich's.
A grand New Years eve ball will
be given in Orebaugh's new hall in
this place next Friday evening
Music by Larks' orchestra. &c
and have pleasant time.
A Harvey young lady sent sc
cents to an eastern expert to learn
how to keep her hands in proper
condition and was told to soak them
: ia dish-water three times a-day.
Hot Spring Farm for Sale.-Jas
Stout's hot spring farm is for sale
Also teams, harness, farm and black
smith tools, wagons, buggy, etc
Plenty of water without any Law
suits. Mr.. Stout can be consulted
at Mountain Home. dog
Albert, the II year old son of W
III. Evans of Bruneau, had the mis-
fortune few days ago to break
both bones of his right arm between
wrist and elbow by his horse falling
upon him while riding. He wal
; brought to this place Monday anc
DR.. Smith reduced the fracture anc
applied the propler splints. The
broken bones penetrated the fesl
and skin, producing a serious
wound.
Sooner" sometimes called Cy
Doom, spent several days in thi
place last week. He has been 10
Gated at Dixie for the past two year
and now firmly believes that day
light for that mining camp is fas
approaching-and furthermore b
gives Superintendent Dan Rebe
great credit for the activity nov
going on at the Gold King mines
and predicts that Dixie will yet b
heard from in thunder tones as
gold producer before the end of 1891
Through the enterprise and pull
lie spirit of Paul Orebaugh we no
have large and comfortable ha
for dancing, entertainments, et'
He has erected a canvas buildin
on the lot adjoining his resideno
on Canyon street, nearly opposl1
the BULLETIN block, which is 3
feet wide and 81 feet in length, an
has a smooth matched floor. M
Orebaugh and Prof. Larks hay
ordered a large number of roll'
skates and there will be fun at tn
new hall nearly every night an
day during the remainder OF II
winter. The hall will be dedicate
L.: Ja~o ,,axk Friday NIGHT