Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1898-02-16
WEDNESDAY, Feb. is, 1898.

Trunks and valises. Kelsey &
Co.
Flows, Harrows, Drills. Kelsey
& Co.
Dance at Orebaugh's pavilion
Friday night.
Miss Helm has gone to Boise on
a visit for month.
Mrs. Geo. P. Hall was a visitor
in this place last week.
Bay Campbell is reported as
dangerously i'll at Portland, Oregon.
IF you don't like Thistle flour we
will refund your money. Fletcher &
Co.
Headlight coal oil and gasoline
$500 per case, at G. w. Fletcher
Co., Ltd.
Mr.. Evans and Mr.. Toy of Cas-
tie Creek, were visitors in this place
Monday.
Another car of Headlight coal oil
and gasoline has arrived. Price So 90
per case. G. w. Fletcher Co., Ltd.
Adm Hall was in town Saturday
from his Bennett creek home. Mr..
Hall recently purchased Tom
Stevenson's entire band of cattle.
The Helfrich Mercantile Co.,
have put in large scales in front of
their store for the purpose of weigh
ing wagons loaded with wool, hay,
coal, etc.
Yes, we carry shelf hardware;
anything you need about the house.
Inspection of the line invited. Can
suit you on any price and quality.
G. w. Fletcher Co.. Ltd.
Lon Lape and party returned
Saturday evening from their chase
of wild horses and donkeys down
on Snake river. They safely cor
raled about 200 horses and 100
donkeys.
Mis-. G. w. Burns, accompanied
by DR.. Smith, departed Sunday
evening for Salt Lake to enter St.
Marks hospital where she is to
undergo an operation. 1t is hoped
by Mrs. Burns friends that her
health will be restored.
Ralph Goodliffe of Glenn's Ferry
was limping around our streets
Sunday One of bis legs is quite
sore, the effect of being bitten by
vicious dog recently, and he was
here to consult DIR. Smith. We
trust the wound will not prove seri-
Gus.
Misses Mary and Mel Tate en-
tertained a number of young ladies
and gentlemen last Wednesday
evening at their home. Progressive
high-fiive was the game Of the even
ing. Refreshments were served and
a very pleasant evening was spent
by all
Mr.. and Mrs. Oliver and al Oil
yer are now located in San Fran
cisco, having recently visited in Pa
sedena and Los Angeles. In the
latter place they had the pleasure of
meeting and calling upon Mr.. Lunt,
father of Mrs. W. A. Reynolds of
this place.
G. e. Boyer, the tinsmith, has
purchased from Mitchell & Baeltzer
the entire set of tools and tin
ner's stock formerly owned by Rice
& Co. II our industrious friend
can only keep in fair health he will
soon again be on top in his line Of
business in this place. He certainly
deserves success.
John Sillivan of Rocky Bar spent
Sunday and Monday in this place.
He says mining matters are run
ming smoothly at the Bar and there
are but few unemployed men in
camp. John thinks that the gold
mines of that district will yet as
tonish the world by their generous
yield of the yellow stuff.
From a HALEY gentleman we
learn that "Kunnel Brodhead,
once respected Democrat and APP
pointed Register of the HALEY land
office, has gone over body and soul
to the Hanna Mckinley party with
the hope that he may succeed him
self in the land office. We hope
and believe this ungrateful old
fraud will be disappointed. Repub-
licans always vote such cattle but
never give them any fodder in re-
turn, because they cannot trust
them.