Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1898-02-23
WEDNESDAY, Feb. %, 1898.


WEDNESDAY, Feb. %, 1898.
Masonic meeting tonight.
Trunks and valises. Kelsey
Co.
Flows, Harrows, Drills. Kelsey
& Co.
Tents, Wagon covers, Poulins
Kelsey & Co.
Sheriff Ben Gray of Blaine county
spent Sunday in this place.
Brick fues cheaper than ever.
80 cents per foot Geo. Smith.
If you don't like Thistle flour we
will refund your money. Fletcher &
Co.
Marion Daniel and family have
returned to their Canyon creek
ranch.
The passenger trains from the
west now arrive here at 7:3O each
evening.
Surveyor S. G. Rhoades went to
Glenn's Ferry last evening to do
some surveying.
Another car of Headlight coal oil
and gasoline has arrived. Price So 90
per case. G. w. Fletcher Co., Ltd.
"Old GLORY" foated yesterday
from the park Flagstaff in memory
of the birth of George Washington.
Charles Bray, one of our most re-
spected farmers, is quite sick at his
home near this place, from kidney
disease.
Miss Pauline Dawson came in
from the Weiser Academy Saturday
evening to attend her mother, who
is quite sick.
Hon. ]. s. Lewis, the popular
"Nasby" at Hot Spring post office,
was welcomed visitor in this
place Saturday.
E@ Remember the grand dress
ball to be given by the K. of P.
lodge on the evening of March 18th.
We promise 1t will eclipse any event
of the kind held in our town here
tofore.
A live risky opossum arrived
here by Mondays train, consigned
to j. Ottenheimer. 1t was sent
from Tennessee by r. P Chattin,
who with his wife, has been visit
ing relatives down South for the
past two months. Mr.. and Mrs.
Chattin are expected to return very
soon.
Adm Hall visited Boise Monday
and returned yesterday. He reports
the condition of @. P. Hazard very
critical indeed, and that he is not
expected to survive many DAYS.
Mr.. Hall informs US that the gun
was in the hands of Amos Lee
when it was accidently discharged
and the contents entered Mr.. Haz-
yards leg.
Henry Casey returned TO his
South Boise home last Saturday,
wearing much improved sore fin
ger, which he came here to have
doctored. Mr.. Casey says the fu-
sion move for free silver is approved
by nearly all voters in his section
and he thinks the only salvation
for the working people of the coun-
try is to knock the internal stuffin"
out of the goldbug pie-eaters this
coming fall.
1t is reported that Captain Geo.
W. Hill, who lives 7 miles from
this place, received letter yester-
day from Fred Painter, written
at Dawson, and announcing that
he and Matt Judge arrived safely |
at that place after a long, difficult
and dangerous trip. They secured
some mining ground but could not
speak of its value, as they had not
done any development work. It
took them two months to get over
the pass.
The Washington Birthday enter
tainment given last evening by the
public school for the benefit of the
Library was well attended and a
success financially. The program
consisted of patriotic songs, flag
drills and recitations. The Court
ship of Miles Standishn was we'll
presented by the high school pu-
pills. Taking it as whole, the
program was well rendered and
much praise is due both pupils and |
teachers for their efforts. Euterpe
Band furnished excellent music
during the evening.