Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1898-05-05

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Idaho blankets and Indian robes
at Kelsey & Co.'S.
c. jackson made a business visit
to Boise yesterday.
District Attorney Rogers return
ed to Albion last Sunday.
go All the latest spring styles
in Carpets at Cowen & Whitney's.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Boyd re-
turned home Tuesday evening from
Bennett creek.
Miss Kittie Wilkins of Bruneau
made the BULLETIN an appreciated
call on Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. M. Johnson went
to Boise, yesterday to be absent a
week or ten days.
Sheriff Ben Gray of Blaine coun-
ty spent Sunday in this place visit
ing with relatives.
Kelsey & Co. are enlarging their
already extensive wool platform
opposite their store.
Save ice by getting one of
those fine refrigerators at Cowen d
Whitney's furniture store.
Colby Clay, the popular depot
agent at Glenn's Ferry, spent
THURSDAY in this place.
John Marley came in from his
ranch Tuesday evening to renew
acquaintance with his family.
- Before going to the mount
aims, see the complete lines of camp
furniture at Cowen Il Whitney's.
Mining superintendent Harry
Thompson and Elmer Towne of
Rocky Bar went to Boise by Mon
days train.
Arbor Day tomorrow. Plant a
tree. Nothing adds more to the
beauty of a home than few trees
and shrubbery.
Willis & Dyar have completed a
handsome enclosure to be placed
on the family plat of Thos. Mellen
in the Masonic cemetery.
Fred Epstein, one of Boise's pro-
minent merchants, was in this place
for several days this week nursing
o case in the district court.
H. G. Madison and little con,
Neal, departed Sunday evening for
Lawrence, KS, where Mr.. Mallson's
father is lying dangerously sick.
Another carload of large iron pip
ing has arrived here from San
Francisco and was yesterday for
warded to Manager Wiley at Grand
View by the Helfrich Mercantile Co.
Dan Reber, the rustling manager
of the Gold King mine and mill at
Dixie, came down Tuesday and re-
turned yesterday with Mrs. Reber,
who will remain at Dixie during
the summer.
Catholic services at Glenn's Ferry
and Mountain Home on Sunday
May 9Th. Ats o'clock a. m. LIST.
Mass at Glenn's Ferry. At 1890
o'clock a. m. End. Mass at Noun
tain Home. Father J. ]. Burri.
When the Republican quotes the
sayings of "a prominent democrat
IL should be more explicit and say
"a goldbug democrat" etc. Patri-
otto Democrats never confide their
thoughts to such as compose the
Republican gang.
N. P. Nelson, from the President
mine on Lime creek, has been in
town this week serving as juror in
the district court. Mr.. Nelson says
the President is making splendid
showing and is sure to be leading
gold producer ere long.
AT meeting of the Uniform
Rank, X. of p, held on the 18th
instant, the following officers were
elected: HI. C. Hubbell, captain
w. A. Reynolds, first lieutenant
C. w. Howeth. second lieutenant
r. F. Whitney. recorder; w. ID
Reynolds, treasurer; r. A. Easley
first sergeant; III. C. Madison, sec
ond sergeant.
J. ID. Rudisill recently returned
from teaming trip to Rocky Bar
He reports the Deer Creek bridg'
in a dangerous condition for ever
light teams to cross and calls alous
for its proper repair as we'll as othe
points along the road. Mr.. Rudi
sill has purchased large new wag
on from Kelsey & Co., and will SCOT
add another 6-horse outfit to hi
freighting train.
Phil Thomas, an old resident O
the Pacific coast, died atthe count.
hospital Sunday morning and wa
buried that afternoon about fiv
O'Clock, the Rev. Mr.. Mason con
Quoting the funeral services. Phi
Thomas was man of generous im
pulses and was well known at val
ious mining camps of Idaho an
Nevada, having resided at Rock
Bar for the past 10 years. A hand
some coffin and suitable clothin
for his burial was furnished b
friends of the deceased and the 70
lowing named gentlemen acted 9
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