Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1897-12-01

Groceries. We have them. Kel
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Mrs. c. r. Kelsey has been quite
sick fer several days.
George Rude of Duck valley was
a visitor here Saturday.
GE See Fletcher's stock Of shoes. |
The best and cheapest in the country.
Roy Bogard and Alex Cocheran
came down from Rocky Bar Friday.
Mrs. G. w. Burns is able to be up
after several months severe illness.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Wilson were
visitors here Monday from Bennett
creek.
Frank Boyd and Patsey Haley
went to Bruneau Monday to buy |
more sheep.
Mrs. J. j. Little returned home
Friday after a visit with relatives
in Missouri.
Tom & Jerry and Charlie & Alex
may be interviewed at the Palace sa-
loon day or night.
After bucki ing against la grippe
for sometime, Omer Hutchins is
again on our streets.
Mrs. Herrick of Caldwell was
here few days last week, the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Cowen.
The Congregational aid society
will meet tomorrow afternoon at
the residence oil Mrs. w. c. Rey-
nolds.
Arthur Pence and wife, ]. s.
Lewis and w. N. Robertson, all of
Bruneau, spent Sunday at the Capt.
tai city.
Miss Bertha Skidmore came up
from Middleton and spent Thanks
giving day with her sister, Mrs. J.
M. Cowen,
A committee has been appointed
to arrange for a Christmas tree at
the Congregational church for the
Sunday School children.
DIR. Neiswanger's pleasant phiz
peramb uIated our main boulevards
early NJ onday morning. He reports
everything lovely in and around
Grand View.
Druggist L. M. May was up from
Glenn's Ferry Sunday evening. He
reports that an immense crowd at
tended the Home Forum ball in
Herron's hall at that place Thurs
day night.
CARD on THANKs.-We desire to
publicly express our sincere thanks
to friends for their kindness and
sympathy extended to us during
our recent cad affiiction. THOMAS
MELLEN AND VILE.
Saturday Mr.. and Mrs. Adm
Hall were in town from their Ben
nett creek home, and they pur-
chased full set of fine household
furniture at the new store of Cowen
&Whitney. There isno longer any
excuse for our people to send away
orders for furniture. Cowen & Whit
ney carry everything in this line.
even down to baby carriages and
hobby horses.
The Auditors usual quarterly re.
port will be found in to-day's BuLLE-
TIN. This is report that ought tC
be studied by every taxpayer IN The
county, for it contains much infor
nation he ought to know. 1t tells
him how the revenues of the county
are received and how disbursed, anc
what the tendency is toward an in
crease or decrease Of the debt. 1t il
an entire financial statement ever,
quarter, which should be thorough,
understood.
The Euterpe Band deserves
great praise for their successful at
tempt in giving their ball Thanks
giving night at Acker's new build
ing. 1t was largely attended an'
everybody speaks in the highes
terms of the management of this al
fair. The grand march forme
promptly at 9 o'clock, lead by MI
and Mrs. J. M. Cowen under the d
rection of Mr.. H. c. Madison. III
band played for the grand marci
after this Prof. Lark's orchestra fu
nished the music for the remaindt
of the evening. A sumptuous SUI
per was served at midnight at I'll
Commercial hotel. The merr
throng of dancers stayed until 4:t
in the morning, everyone wishir
Euterpe band success and anoth'
dance by them soon,