Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1897-11-10


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Store.
AG~ Mems Overshirts-See win
dow-Kelsey q Co.
L, NJ. May of Glenn's Ferry
went to Boise yesterday on a bust
ness trip.
Prof. Larks gave a pleasant
dance at Morris hall last Friday
evening, which was well attended.
Mrs. Melton came down from her
ranch near Pine Grove Monday
and is the guest of Mrs. Robbins.
Jeff Whitson, Will Harley and
John Mitchell were Bruneau repre-
sentatives in this place yesterday.
Jack Harris and family now oc-
cupy the house adjoining and to the
north Of w. D. Reynolds residence.
VIM. Howard and family have
moved from Bonaparte to this place
and are now occupying the Wilson
house.
George Jackson Jr., of Rocky
Bar, has gone to Cold Sgring creek
to accept position with Dan Nc
Ginness.
Mrs. John Pence returned from
Salt Lake Sunday, where she had
been to place her son Robert in AL
Hallows College. Mr.. ano Mrs.
Pence returned to Three Creek yes
terday.
James Carroll, our resident pain
ter and paper hanger, returned Sat
urday evening from Captain Geo.
W. Hills place, where he had spent
the week putting the finishing
touches upon Mr.. Hills fine dwell.
ing house.
Yesterday a drummer for the
tailoring house Of Kaufman & Co.,
at Chicago, who gave his name as
Marshall, was arrested for disturb
ing the peace, and being found gull
ty by a jury in Justice Swans
court was fined $15 and costs.
Mr.. "Snoozer," informs us that
while snoozing around since last
week his notebook has been rapid
ly filled with rich, rare and raoy
transactions, and that if they con-
tinue to accumulate so rapidly he
will be forced TO publish his
sketches in book form.
E@75 cents on the dollar Of
cost price of goods, is the kind OF
bargains you can get at Rice & Co.'S
old stand. Dry goods, winter cloth
ing, furnishing goods, hats, boots
and shoes, and many other things
too numerous to mention. Save
your dollars--not dimes-while you
can, for another such opportunity
may not occur again. Call on r. n.
Griffith, Receiver.
w. G. HOWE went to Boise Mon
day to appear as a witness against
j. r. Hellens, who had forged bis
name to a draft for $40. It is re.
ported that Hellens is one of the
men who worked some of our bust
ness men here last week for cards
and bad small bulletin printed at
the Republican Office, and after,
ward skipped leaving unpaid bills
These fellows attempted to work
the BULLETIN, but received no EN-
couragement whatever.
More interesting horse and fool
racing took place Saturday after.
noon. Lockman's "Sorrel Top
and Kunnecke's Lightning had Q
600 yard brush and "Sorrel Top
again was the winner. For the pony
race there were several entries, the
purse being captured by NJ. Davis
horse. A foot race came off or
Main street after the horse racing
between Walter Campbell and vii
Johnson, in which Campbell easily
won. We are told that seyera
sports had received pointers OF
this race which caused them to bel
lively and lose heavily.
Hg 1t has been our DEERE for
long time to find strictly pure higl
grade Baking powder that we couls
sell reasonable and have now pur
chased the celebrated Brand nam,
Perfect. Ask us about it. Helfrlel
Mercantile Co.
wIt is an astonishing fac
that you can get goods at Rice 4
Cos old stand for ope-third les
money than elsewhere. Try me
and see. Z. N. GRIFFITH, Receiver
90 Good cooks will appreciate th
Perfect Baking Powder because j
leaves no tast in bread and will insur
good results from every baking by il
80 I.1li0nEIfn, "a ,,nLpauyn H.