Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1897-12-08
WEDNESDAY, Dec. 8, 1897.

w EDNEsbAfj Lee. o, 1851.
Pay your dog tax or lose him.
Masonic meeting tonight at
o'clock sharp.
Gg Other houses can't touch us
on prices. G. w. Fletcher Co.
Father Van der Hayden of Boise,
spent Sunday night in this place.
A sight worth seeing-The beau
tiful dolls at Smiths Pharmacy;
Everybody is glad to see w. A.
Reynolds on duty again at his store.
Mrs. C. E. Wright, of Pocatello,
is the guest of Mrs. Paul Orebaugh.
Only few more capes and jack
ets-prices that will stonish you
Kelsey Il Co.
Rev. Father Hartleib of Moscow
was a visitor in this place a few
days last week.
John Marley came over from
Cold Spring and spent Sunday with
his family in this place.
Attorney Frank Wyman of Boise
spent Friday and Saturday in this
place on professional business.
See our shirts, silk sewn, pearl
buttons, handsomely made, worth
$500 only $100-Kelsey & Co.
Helfirch and his force of assist
ants are still kept busy filing orders
for merchandise-of which he keeps
everything.
Keep your eye on our show win
dows for our new holiday goods.
Something new each day at Smiths
Pharmacy.
The Salt Lake Tribune Almanac
for 1898, an exceedingly valuable
work, will be out by January l.
Get it, for reference.
E~J. M. Neil will save you
money on coal, hay and grain, and
furnish you teams or feed for your
stock cheaper than any one in
town.
Mr.. and Mrs. Orebaugh have is
sued invitations for a reception
tomorrow evening from s to 10
o'clock, in honor of Mrs. c. e,
Wright of Pocatello.
But little interest was taken in
the election for road overseer in this
district on Monday. I'll. w. Tanner
withdrew his name from the race,
leaving the fight between J. L. Tate
and VIM. Coates. Tate received
IA votes and Coates AZ. Mr.. Tate
was in Boise that day and his
friends fired five or six kilograms
over there congratulating "Pap" on
his success.
Frank Jackson, wife and chill
dren returned here Sunday from
Missouri. They left here few
weeks ago in company with Ike
Harmon and family, intend ing to
make that State their home. But
they soon siekened of their sur
roundings and the climate and
longed to again snuff the sagebrush
air Of the great Snake river valley.
Hence they have returned to stay
by Idaho.
James Downs came down from
his mine on Lime creek and spent
Sunday in this place. He and his
partner, Mr.. Clark. have a splendid
property in the President mine.
They sent 20 tons of ore TO the
HALEY sampler few weeks ago
which yielded them about 800 per
ton. Mr.. Clark having gone east on
visit. Mr.. Downs and Nelse Nell
son will extract ore from the Presi-
dent all winter, and in the spring
they hope tie be able to erect a
small quartz mill at the mine.
Truly has the grief of Mrs. A.
Rosenheim of this place been great
during the past few months, A
short time ago she received news of
the death of brother, a few weeks
later came another nnwelcome mes
sage announcing the death of a
sister, but the greatest blow of all
was reserved for Thanksgiving day
when letter arrived conveying the
doubly sad news of the death of
her dear old mother, Mrs. Phi Pra-
ger, which occurred at Munick,
Bavaria. So many sad messages
received in so short a space of time
has rendered Mrs. Rosenheim al
most PROSTATE with grief and she
in her sorrow, has the sympathy of a
large circle of warm friends in this
place.