Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1897-11-17

EG Four cars OF groceries at
Fletcher's.
~ The cheapest and best clothing
in Idaho at Fletcher's.
Father Burri went to Sinker
creek Monday to make a young
couple happy for life.
Old man Bailey, who had his leg
broken and shoulder dislocated last
week on Big Camas, is getting along
nicely and will recover.
EG Save big money by going to
R. N. Griffith, at Rice & Cos old
stand, and purchasing your sup
plies of whatever kind.
DIR. Smith was called to Grand
View yesterday afternoon to attend
miner who had accidently broken
his leg. We could not learn the
gentleman's name.
The first bell for the Christian
Endeavor meeting Sunday even
ings will be rung at6;30, opening
at 6:45. The bells for church ring
ing at 700 and 1870.
e. G. Burnet was in town yester-
day, from Big Camas, with a wagon
load Of turkeys and pork, and every
body who desired is now fixed to
feast on thanksgiving day.
E@It is an astonishing fact
that you can get goods at Rice IL
Cos old stand for oDe-third less
money than elsewhere. Try me,
and see. r. N. GRIFFITH, Receiver.
The Bruneau robbers had hear
ing last week before Justice Strick-
land and were held for appearance
before the district court. Only
about 500 of the stolen money was
found upon their persons.
J. J. Little, the Democratic
wheel-horse, came up from near
Grand View on the Snake last Sat
urday to spend a few days here
with friends. He is arranging TO
engage in placer mining this winter.
0. H. Hutchins has purchased
what is known as the Chris Terr ell
island on Snake river, and will win
ter his cattle there. He is now
having a ferry boat built, which
will be run to and from the island
by cable.
another column Amador Galindo
asks che people to give him the po-
sition of road overseer of the third
district Amador is an industrious
and good citizen and if elected will
make a faithful overseer Of public
highways.
Born, in Cold Spring valley, Nov.
10, 1897 ito the wife of S. B. Black
well son. DIR. Smith, the attend
ing physician, reports mother and
child doing well and Sam Dragging
on having produced another Silver
Republican voter.
Died, on Big Camas prairie, Nov.
II, 1897, Mrs A. B. Arnold, aged
6S years. Mrs. Arnold was sick
but a few days with la grippe, and
died, as she had lived, good chris
tian lady, beloved by all who knew
her. She was the mother of Mrs.
E. G. Burnet and grandmother OF
Mrs. Frank Osgood.
Paul Orebaugh now has the mob
best barbershop in Idaho. He has
recently had it repapered and re-
furnished throughout, with new
stoves, carpets, and chairs for those
who await Paul's musical yell of
"nextn His operating chairs are
not only ornamental but luxurious
10 occupy.
George Crandal of the Capitol
restaurant discovered an unfortun.
ate tramp few days ago who is
evidently a stranger in the west
He wanted a square meal and was
willing to work for it. George
steered him to a hugh pile of sage
! brush at the rear Of the restaurant
and when be observed it he asked
"Been pulling up all yer grape
6 yines2n
! Fta- Good cooks will appreciate tn
{ Perfect Baking Powder because
II Ieaves no tast in bread and will insur
good results from every baking by it
use. Indigestion is unknown. lie