Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1898-05-26
THURSDAY, May 20, 1898.

Children's parasols. Kelsey & Co.
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.
Little Miss Hazel Harris is quite
sick with tonsilitis.
The Best Mans Shoe in the world
--Napa Tan, at Fletcher's.
Lawyer Wolfe went to Boise Mon
day on professional business.
Arthur Tindell, of Wickahony
was a visitor here the first of the
week.
If YOU don't believe Fletcher
keeps Big T. -four just call and see
for yourself.
The goods that are not adver-
tised may be as good as those that
are, but nobody knows it,
Mrs. Callie Key arrived last week
from Laws, Texas, on visit to her
aunt, Mrs. Adm Hall of Bennett
creek.
G. r. Kelsey returned home Mon
day evening from a visit at Rocky
Bar, where Kelsey & Co., have q
branch store.
With less heavy winds for the
next few days, the big frame wool
warehouse Of Helfrich & Co., will
be entirely enclosed with corrugated
iron.
John Howard and Eugene Greene
who robbed Mitchell & Baeltzers
store at Bruneau last November
were tried and convicted at Silver
City last week and each sent to the
penitentiary for six years.
Columbus Edwards came in or
last Fridays train from Little Sioux
Iowa, to visit his aunt, Mrs. M
johnson. 1t is hoped the young
man may be prevailed upon to re
main permanently in this section.
Dan Reber was down from Dixi,
on Tuesday. He reports that Mrs
Reber is enjoying good health anC
busily engaged at ranching-plant
ing flower scotland everything in
dictates a good cleanup this sum
mer.
Edwin Doolittle, formerly resi-
dent of Glenn's Ferry but now EN-
ployed on the Denver d K. g. rail
road, was a visitor in this plac
Tuesday on business connected wit
his mothers estate, Of which he
administrator.
Louis Nelson while at work o
Big Camas last week fell from
sulky pillow and broke one of hi
legs. A HALEY physician was ser
for, who set the broken limb and a
last accounts Mr.. Nelson was ge
ting along nicely.
H. L. Buell., a prominent drul
gist of Elgin, Oregon spent sewers
days in this place, last week, r
turning home by Sundays trail
Mr.. Buell. is the owner of the cell
brated Mountain Home hot spring
and offers this property for sale
bargain in to DAYS BULLETIN.
is a rare chance for some good rus
Ter with small means.
Little Maude Hanley, daught'
of Mr.. and Mrs. Hanley, returnt
home Sunday morning from Sa
Lake, where she had been to ha
her eve Strengthened by DIR. Hughe
the oculist. The operation was qul
successful, but we are informed
Mr.. Hanley that another one W
have to be endured by his daug
ter within few months, in order
render her eyes perfect.
Governor Steunenberg has q
pointed Calvin Schoff of Glenn
Ferry commissioner for the thi
district of Gilmore county, to fill
vacancy caused by the resignati
of T. r. Stevenson. Mr.. Sehoff
pioneer resident of the coun
identified with the best interests
our people and is consciencio
and capable man for the positi
His appointment gives great sat
faction to the silver men of this d
trict.
Another respected citizen /
been laid to rest in Mountain Ho
cemetery. After great suffering
several weeks Richard J. Tur
died at his residence in this pl'
last Sunday night, aged
years and A months. Mr.. Tur
was a native of Ohio and had
sided in Mountain Home about Sc
years where, by his industri
habits and upright course, he gal
the esteem of all. He was a brot
of Postmaster w. J. Turner
leaves wife and several sons
daughters and grandchildren
mourn his demise, all of whom b
the sympathy of the people OF
section. The funeral took p
Tuesday afternoon from the far
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