Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1897-10-13
Gilmore Lodge, A. f. & A. M.
WEDNESDAY, Oct. Is, 1897.

EDNESDAf, OCI. 1OJ 1901.
Mrs. AL limerick and children
went to Boise Saturday to join Mr..
limerick, who is now located in
that city.
A. M. Dawson and wife departed
by team Monday morning for AL
bany, Oregon, where they will pro-
badly remain.
f~- Save big money by going to
r. N. Griffith, at Rice & Co.'S old
stand, and purchasing your sup
plies of whatever kind.
Miss Mabel Payne departed Sun
day for Boise, where she will re-
main during the fair, the guest of
Mrs. Henry Henderson.
Born, on Castle Creek, Oct. 10,
1897, to the wife of w. D. Evans,
daughter. DR.. Smith reports the
mother and child doing we'll.
E@ We are now displaying a nice
assortment of Ladies', Misses and
Childrens' cloaks. Our prices are
low. Call and see them at Helfrich
Mercantile Co.
Married, at Glenn's Ferry, Idaho,
October IL, 1897, by Judge G. G.
Glenn, Mr.. Ira Schoff and Miss
Rebecca McGinness, both of Glenn's
Ferry The BULLETIN extends its
best wishes for the future prosperity
of the happy couple.
]. M. Cowen and wife, H. Dorsey
and wife, Mrs. E. G. Helfrich, H.
C. Madison, Rev. Mcpherson, w.
ID. Reynolds, r. F. Whitney, Alec
Bruce and G. w. Howeth went to
Bruneau Friday to attend the fun
eral of Miss Alice Whitson.
~ The Baking Powder named Per
feet is made by competent chemists,
out of strictly pure materials and is
free from all authorizations. We buy
from factory and will sell it reasonable
Helfrich Mercantile Co.
Saturday Geo. l.. Cole, agent for
the Firemen's Fund Insurance Co.,
paid to r. w. Brown $500, the
amount of insurance held by him
on his dwelling houseEthat was de-
stroyed by fire few weeks ago.
G&-It is an astonishing fact
that you can get goods at Rice &
Co.'S old stand for oDe-third less
money than elsewhere. Try me,
and see. r. N. GRIFFITH, Receiver.
Adm Hall has purchased Ike
Harmon's entire band of cattle at
$40 per head. Mr.. Harmon and
family and Frank Jackson and
family will soon depart for Nevada,
Missouri, with the view of remain
ing in that State.
Judge Jim Nicholson and wife
and Clarence Nicholson and wife
of Rocky Bar have gone to the
State fair by private conveyance
On their return trip they will visit
in this place for a time. We are
told that the Judge recently had
about 20 tons of ore from his Bas-
com district mines crushed at the
Clark mill, which gave handsome
returns-all of which the BULLETn
is glad to record.
k@75 cents on the dollar o
cost price of goods, is the kind o
bargains you can get at Rice Il CO..
old stand. Dry goods, winter cloth
ing, furnishing goods, hats, boot
and shoes, and many other things
+oo nrp,arnuo 10 paptipp Cav
your dollars-not dimes-while yol
can, for another such opportunit,
may not occur again. Call on R. n
Griffith, Receiver.
The following exhibits were ship
ped Saturday to Boise from thi
place by the superintendent of tn
woman's department for this count
and are now on exhibition in tn
Gilmore booth at the State Fail
Crocheted bed spread, Mrs, Georg
w. Hill; silk sofa cushion, Mis-
Rising; one piece cross stitch wori
Mrs. de Haven; silk quilt and ruI
Mrs. Ottenheimer; paper flower
and doilies, Mrs. Rosenheim; sil
quilt, Mrs. WEIGH; worsted quill
Mrs. Goodwin, q lady SO years oil
China salad set and tea set, hant
painted, Mrs. Lottie Howeth; ST
quilt, Mrs. Henry johnson; am
teur photography, Miss M. l.. Pawn
hand-painted china rose bowl al
two oil paintings, Mrs. q. NJ. PayT