Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1897-03-31
WEDNESDAY, March 81, 1897.

To-mOrroW-all tools day.
Assessor Jim O'Neill spent Sun
Bay in Boise.
q A. Anderson was down from Dix
Ie station Saturday,
Mrs. w. J. Melton is visi ting with
her sister, Mrs, Hart, in Nampa.
Mrs. J. S. Acker and child went
10 Salt Lake Sunday, to be Dissent
Beveral weeks.
~ Mrs. M. J. Bcarby will have
her spring millinery open to the
public tomorrow. Ladies are in
vited to call and see what she has
10 show them at bedrock prices on
April LIST.
n D. l.. Bailey, of Meridian, Idaho's
noble Rebekah lodge advocate, will
arrive Friday evening to join Guild
ing Star No. A, at their social that
evening.
The ladies of the Congregational
church give social this evening at
the residence Of Rev. and Mrs.
Hawkes.. An admission of 25 cts,
I will be charged.
G& Geo. L. Crandal has recent
q ly received 800 ever-bearing black
berry roots, from Oregon, which he
offers at $500 per hundred or 81 0
per dozen. He will receive orders for
an unlimited number Of these roots.
Every one receiving an invitation
to visit with the Rebekahs next Fri
day evening should endeavor o go,
as there is pleasure in store for you.
4 The Rebekahs have prepared a mu-
steal and literary program and will
also serve lunch.
o. w. Bonner and father, mother
and sister, departed Monday even
ing for Lidgerwood, North Dakota,
where they will make there future
home. The Bonzers are ell good
citizens and this community can i'll
afford to lose them.
Charles Van Dorm succeeds Jack
Campbell as State Prison warden
and it certainly is a case of one good
man taking the place Of another
good man. The BULLETIN wishes
Mr.. and Mrs. Campbell much pros
perity and happiness wherever they
may cast their lot.
Don't forget that the Young La
dies of the Christian Endeavor vii
give fair during the first week o
court. Sun bonnets, ladies ging
ham aprons, childrens' aprons ant
many other useful articles are beinI
made by the society and it will pa
TO wait and see their articles.
Hugh Latham departed Sunda,
to visit his parents at Scotia, Net
He will be absent about one month
and when he returns will probabl
locate at Boise. BY his uniforr
courtesy and gentlemanly bearing
this young man, during his fey
years in Mountain Home, has er
deared himself to nearly all on
people, and his departure is niue
regretted.
The program prepared by tn
Webster Clay Society of the Hig
School was presented to a large al
dience in the auditorium last FIR
day evening. Each selection wa
ably rendered. The graceful posin
of each of the Young ladies in tt
tableaux made that portion OF II
program specially attractive.
beautiful glass rose bowl WI
awarded Miss Minnie Tanner, IL
securing the largest number OF vote
for the most popular young lady
Mountain Home. Paul Orebaue
captured the silver shaving mi
for being (much to his friends SD
prise) the homeliest man in Elmo
county. OF course Paul very grat
fully thanked the young ladies OF t
High School for giving him such
liberal vote and accepted the han
some prize. The society realiz
$46 which will go toward the ber
Fit Of the School Library. Sure
pupils of the Mountain Home scht
deserve great credit for the am
4 ton they manifest in regard to
tanning an education.