Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1897-09-29
WEDNESDAY, Sept. 80, 1897.
Mrs. A. ]. Griffin has returned
Trop, Oroono

from Oreana.
EE Boys, see those latest nobby
neckties at Helfrich Mercantile Co.
Attorney Wolfe went to Boise
Monday on professional business.
M. johnson went up to Tom
Wayte's ranch Monday , to do some
carpentering.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. D. Helfrich will
in a few days commence house
keeping at Mrs. Comes place.
Geo. L. Crandal has a front room,
adjoining the Capitol restaurant,
for rent, furnished or unfinished.
All exhibits are expected to be
in Boise by the 10th of October and
no exhibits will be received after
the second day of the Fair.
k@On Oct 1st we will display a
nice assortment of Ladies', Misses and
Childrens' cloaks. Our prices are low.
Call and see them at Helfrich Mer-
camille Co.
1t is gratifying to note the inter
est the ladies Of Gilmore county are
taking in the woman's department
of the Fair to be given next month
at Boise.
r. n. Griffith has applied to
Judge Stockslager for an order to
declare a 10 per cent dividend on
October 1st to the creditors of Geo.
S. Rice & Co.
C. C. Cavanah, son of the Ia
mented Major Cavanah and city at
torney Of Boise, spent last Thurs
day in this place on private bust
ness. He made the BULLETIN a
pleasant call.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. Nest, nee
Miss Emma Andreas, and her sis
ter, Mrs. David Kelotz of Fremont
Ohio, arrived here Monday, en- route
for visit at Pine Grove with the
Andreas brothers.
A. B. Clark has been designated
in Gilmore to look after all horticul
tural and agricultural exhibits inten
tended the State fair. His appoint
ment is a good selection, and every
broad minded person in the county
should lend him all assistance il
their power toward a creditable
showing for Gilmore county at thu
State fair.
Mr.. and Mrs. Helfrieh and DIR
Smith returned Thursday evening
from an extended trip through Cali
fornia, where they experienced I
very pleasant time. They were in
Sacramento during the State Fail
and Mr.. II. says that the vas
amount of money that changed
hands at the races on that occasion
and other means of gambling, re
minded him of the flush times o
the Golden State.
Last Thursday, during his al
sence at Bruneau, Alec Bruce's bus
mess place was attached an
closed for a small sum at the il
stance of a Portland firm. 500
after Mr.. Bruce's return home tn
matter was settled. Alec Bruc
has been conducting business in TIL
town for over ten years and has a
ways been found in front doin
charitable acts and in deeds BEN
fetal to the town, and we al
pleased to say he is still doing bus
ness at the old stand, adjoining tt
postoffice.
Ernest Litzman, a sheep owne
was found dead on his sheep rams
near Trinity lakes, few miles fro
Melton's ranch, last Friday. He ha
complained of not feeling well f
several days, but his brother, WI
was assisting him in looking aft
his $500 sheep, did not consider h
condition serious. Mr.. Litzms
was about SO years old and, we a
told, was native of Denmark. I
was an industrious and honest ma
and highly respected by all WI
knew him. Coroner May left Glenr
Ferry Sunday morning to hold
inquest over the remains. AS t
body when found was considerab
decomposed, and it being impos
BILE to reach the unfortunate mi
with team, it is supposed that |
remains were buried at the 81
whert death overlook him.