Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1897-09-15
See ST Perkins next Monday.

See ST Perkins next Monday.
Miss Mary Gray returned yester-
day after protracted visit at Hal
ley.
The Fletcher Mercantile Co., are
now receiving sugar, flour and coal
oil by the car load.
Co.. Biggest, finest and cheapest
lot of overcoats just received at Hell
frich Mercan tile Co.
See the street parade at noon Mon
day by the famous ST Perkins Pugh-
town Farmer Band.
The carpenters are pushing work
on Fletcher q Co.'S store and ware
house as fast as possible.
Geo. B. Hawkes., Of Colorado
Springs, was last week visiting his
brother, Rev. A. s. Hawkes., in this
place.
H. c. Hubbell will represent
Mountain Home Lodge No. IS, X.
of p, at the grand lodge to meet at
Boise on Sept. 81.
John Benham was over from Bru-
neau yesterday and reported that the
little 2 year old son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Harris Portlock died on Monday.
gxE Mrs. Glenn and Miss Mary
Gray will have their millinery opening
Oct. LIST. An entire new stock of
goods has just been received at their
new stand in the Commercial Hotel.
Mountain Home Lodge No, 10,
1. 0. 0. F., has elected Geo. F. Ma
honey and A. j. Griffin as repre-
sentatives to the grand lodge on the
10Th of October, to be held at Idaho
Falls.
Barney Horn, one of the largest
cattle owners on the Bruneau, has
sold his entire band of cattle to cas-
tern parties at 500 per head, to be
delivered at Halleck, New. A few
years ago Mr.. Horns herd was es-
timated at 5000 head.
ET Charles Keefer has just opened
new and fresh lot OF goods in Noun
tain Home, consisting OF nuts, oranges
lemons, dates, etc. Also dress trim
mings, laces, ribbons, silk waist pat
terms for ladies, etc. New goods to ar
rive daily. Come and get bargains, at
Charles Keefer's new store.
Jack Wilson sold 100 head of
horses a few days ago to a Texas
dealer at the rate of 81 per head
and they were shipped east Friday
night. There were many fine look
ing young horses in the band, which
a few years ago would have COM
manded from $50 to $75 each.
We are informed that a meeting
of the citizens of Glenn,s Ferry will
be held Sunday evening next for
the purpose of denouncing the mas
sacre of coal miners at Hazelton,
Pa, last week. by the sheriff's posse,
and also to raise funds to send to
the starving miners and their fami-
lies.
John Marley has returned from a
visit in Wisconsin. During his STAY
there his only sister died and in
stead of his anticipated joy his visit
was sad one. He says the farm
ers are happy at the rise in wheat
but the condition of the day laborer
has as yet but little improved. The
great coal miners strike was the all.
absorbing topic Of the conversation
and he relates that while visiting
farm house there two BOOSTERS en-.
gagged in battle and when one o.
them was badly licked, all the chill
dren gathered around and in chorus
exclaimed, put injunction on him.
Mrs. Marion Silva, widow of DR.
Silva, who formerly resided ir
Mountain Home, has left Chicago
and gone to New York to superintenc
newly organized club for working
women, which has been appropri
ately named "Noon Day Rest" Tn,
, New York Press devotes a column
descriptive of this clubhouse anC
concludes as follows Mrs. Marion
, A. Silva is president and manage
t of the club. She came from Chiga
go at the earnest request of friends
t to organize it. She is woman Q
! attractive appearance, about A.
: years old, with iron-gray hair ant
e large hazel eyes,"
A. S. Hawkes. has sent i
his resignation as pastor of the Cor
y gregational church in this place t
accept the position as superintend
n ent of the Weiser academy also at
J. sistant in the pastoral work of tn
It church. Mr.. Hawkes. has been
If faithful worker in his duties of tn
/ church, and was also the founder I
1t the Young Peoples Christian Ell
s deavor Society in Mountain Hom
n which is at present in a fiourishir
e. condition, and many expressions
id regret for his departure are hear
rs from the young of that society. \
E. and Mrs. Hawkes. leave for the
We new home in Weiser the 28th
ne this month and will carry wi
Id them the good wishes of their n
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