Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1898-07-07

Warrant Redemption 1894 War.
rants, issued in February and March
lS95-Nos. IS, 10, 10, IA, rs, rs. IT,
IS, 70, 81, 81, SO. 81, Sc, ST, SO, 80,
and $50.
Road Fund of 1S97-No Is.
Road Fudd of lS9S-Nor. 81 10 and
IL.
Current Expense Fund of 1897
Nos. 529 to 500 both numbers inclusive.
f. p. AXE,
Treasurer Gilmore Co, Idaho
Head Light oil, $500 per case.
Fletcher's.
John Pence came in from Three
Creek yesterday.
Paul Walker and mother were in
from Echo yesterday.
A. B. Clark went to the Capital
City by Tuesdays train.
Fred Davis returned this morn
ing from a visit at the Ferry.
Mrs. F. II. Davis of Rocky Bar is
visiting with Mrs. C. w. Burns in
this place.
Miss Maud Pence came in from
Boise Tuesday evening and returned
to her Bruneau home this morning.
Mrs. f. H. Dean, a relative of
Mr.. and Mrs. A. B. Clark of this
place, arrived Tuesday from Chica-
go, on visit.
Glorious war news during the
past week. Victory for our boys
everywhere, besides the sinking of
Cevera's fleet at Santiago.
The stomach is our best friend and
the next best is the "Perfect" Baking
Powder. 1t is chemically pure and
assists digestion. Heltrich NJ Co.
The fence constructed by the rail-
road company around the park is
completed. 1t is credit to the COM
pany and an ornament to the town.
Yesterday Judge White placed
the bond Of G. Jackson, to keep
peace, at $4,000. The case Of Jack
son vs.. the Keethlers, is now being
heard before Judge Swan.
1t is said that the average length
of whales jaw-bone is seven feet,
which proves that he was originally
designed for a member of the Re-
publican staff of goldbug writer's.
BY using the Baking Powder named
Perfect" you will show appreciation
of pure food. Always use tile "Per-
feet" For sale by Helfrich.
R&F Mrs. James Dawson offers
for sale, at bargain, her dwelling
house-furnlshed or unfurnished.
Also a tent 14x24, which can be
bought for 500.
Lawyer Wolfe received this morn
ing from Chicago a complete set of
United States supreme court re-
ports and digest at cost Of $3.50. !
He informs us that he has been
giving good deal of attention to
litigation.
Governor Steunenberg and Attor-
ney General Mcfarland honored
Home with their presence
Saturday night. They are probably
repairing their political fences pre-
paratory to the coming nominating
convention of the Idaho Democracy.
Railroad agent Beamer and his
assistant, Mr.. Way, are busy ar
ranging things in their enlarged
quarters at the depot. The waiting
room and offices are now about
double their former size, which i'm
provements the officials as well as
the public duly appreciate.
]. D. Rudlsill and family, John
Brady and family, Dir. Swan and
family, Mr.. and Mrs. Lindsay, Mrs.
Burns and Miss Bray, A. J. Bruce,
Mr.. Helm and several others whose
names we could not get, went out
70 Billy Wilson's grove on the
Fourth and joined the happy /
-hrong OF picnickers in the grove.
The Young Ladies Auxiliary
served ice cream and cake and had |
| sale of Cuban flags, and their
we'll known candies, Fourth of July |
on the lawn at Mrs. l.. J. Hagar's. |
Notwithstanding the town was al
most deserted, the young ladies real
zed $3.50 and heartily thank Mrs.
Hagar for the use of her beauti-
Iul home and grounds.
The following Mountain Home
parties were at Boise on the Fourth:
James A. Purtill and wife, Mrs.
Query, Miss Ida Fitzwater, Miss
Mary Gray, Miss Maude Pence,
Griffin and wife, Thomas
Mellen and family, Richard Bennett,
Joe, Dick and Fred Bennett, Ed.
Holmes, Walter Tanner, John
Boomer, Hampton Cooper, Emmett
kincaid, Seth Harris, Jim Portlock,
Mr.. Rhoades, Mr.. Sprague Mr.. Ed
wards and John Henderson.
The En-tre-nous Magazine Club
met at the residence of Mrs. W. D.
Reynolds la st Saturday afternoon
and had the following program:
Queen Victoria has
seen, Mrs. J. NJ. Cowen. Reading
Lillian Bells letters from abroad,
Mrs. L, c. Helfrich, Critic-Mrs.
II. G. Madison. Reading-Life at
Mrs. w. A. Reynolds. De-
bate-Resolyed, That poverty pro-
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