Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1898-05-19
THURSDAY, May 10, 1898.
Children's parasols. Kelsey & Co.
Studebaker Wagons. Kelsey q

ka on Mondays train.
The Best Mans Shoe in the world
--Napa Tan, at Fletcher's.
Commissioner Bob Griffith came
down from Little Camas and spent
Sunday in this place.
Full cream cheese, Is cents, at
Fletcher's.
Swift's Meats have no equal.
Fletcher's.
Head Light oil, $500 per case.
Fletcher's.
Stock Salt, IL cent per pound,
at Fletcher's.
Captain and Mrs. Hill will soon
depart for the Hot Springs, Arkan-
5as.
E~ Buy ice of Neil. Order coal.
hay and grain at Neil's 25 cent feed
yard.
Straw hats, Crash hats and Hell
NETS for summer wear. Kelsey 81
Co.
Odd cups and saucers, odd plates.
odd pieces in all kinds of china.
Kelsey d Co.
]. H. Casey, popular citizen of
South Boise valley, was in this
place Saturday.
Dan Reber, superintendent of the
Dixie mine and mill, spent Sunday
at the State Capital.
Arthur Pence of Bruneau is in
Silver City this week, serving as a
juror in the district court
Prof. G.. G. Hurley and Miss Lille
Nichols will conduct the Glenn's
Ferry school during the next term.
A. Anderson spent Sunday in
this place. He has re-opened his
store at Dixie and reports doing a
good business.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. G. Helfrich visited
Sunday with Captain Hill and wife
at their beautiful orchard farm on
Rattlesnake creek.
Judge James Stout and wife de-
parted by team last Friday for Og-
den, from whence they will go by
railroad to Arizona to join their son
Charles.
Nick Millich died suddenly at
Bayhorse on the LIST of May. He
formerly resided at Eureka, New.
also on Wood River, and lad old
time friends in this section.
A Cuban beauty's eyes are de-
scribed as resting upon and follow
ing you--large, dark and beaming,
halfveiled with long lids and lashes,
and Captain Whitney says now is
the time to volunteer.
Walter Tanner and Albert Kel
sey, on bicycles, escorted Wilfred
Cole to Boise, his future home, last
Friday. After taking in the sight;
at the Capital City Walter and Al
bert returned Monday, making tn,
trip of 55 miles in four and hal
hours.
On Monday, June 9th. an election
will be held for one trustee to serv'
three years, and to fix q rate of spe
cial taxation. Under the existing
condition of our public school ant
its finances, we would suggest tina
it is time the people generally Civ
the subject some attention.
Miss Bertha Skidmore, who ha
just finished very successful an
highly satisfactory term of schoo
at Middleton, came in last Saturda
for visit with her sister, Mrs. ]
M. Cowen. Miss Skidmore, we ar,
informed, will conduct the schoo
at Casev's, on the South Bots
river, this summer.
The Young Ladies' Auxiliary {
st. James church will serve ie
cream and strawberries to-morro,
afternoon commencing at 5 o'cloc
in Orebaugh's pavilion. They wi
also have on sale delicious HON
made cream candies. Ice crear
and cake % cents. Strawberrie
and cake 25 cents.
Uncle Dick Lewis of Brunea
spent several days here during tn
past week, under treatment frol
DR.. Smith. Mr.. Lewis has sent i
his resignation as postmaster
Hot Spring and has sold out h
mercantile business at that plac
and will go to Arizona, Mexic
Cuba or some other warmer climat
next fall.
c. E. Boyer returned Monda
from Grand View where he ha
been experimenting certain VOL
for Manager Wiley. Mr.. Boyer sa,,
the magnitude of Mr.. Wiley's ente
prise is beyond the conception
any one who has not visited the
placer diggings, and that his IN
dus operandi is sure to create
revolution in placer mining alo
Snake river