Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1898-11-17

DAVID DoDGE
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Full cream cheese, Is cents, at
Fletcher's.
Head Light oil, $500 per case.
Fletcher's.
Swift's Meats have no equal.
Fletcher's.
Stock Salt, IL cent per pound,
at Fletcher's.
For insurance against fire call on
w. A. Reynolds.
M- Buy hay and grain Of John
M. Neil.
RM- New lines Of rockers at
Cowen q Whitney's.
H. Swanholm has returned to
Boise from Sweden.
T. Hutchins departed Friday for
a short visit in Oregon.
Charlie Grim of Pine Grove has
been in town several days.
d. P. Keefer went to Glenn's Fer
ry last evening on business trip.
John Neal has recently added two
commodious rooms to his family re-
sidence.
George McWilliams has returned
home from Pine Grove, where he
spent the summer.
Harry Madison and family have
removed to their ranch, just south
east of town, for the winter.
VIM. Howard and family have
removed to this place from Bona
parte, to spend the winter.
T. G. Boardman has purchased
the Reynolds ranch on Canyon,
fabout Z miles north of this place.
Pat Kessler came Gown from
Rocky Bar Saturday, and has gone
to Silver City to spend the winter.
The G. w. Fletcher Co, recently
received one carload of fine potatoes
from Idaho Falls and two carloads
of can goods from the east,
Lying will never become a lost
art until the leading goldbuggers of
Mountain Home are dead and buried
with old Tom Stevenson Of Cold
Springs at the bottom.
G. r. Kelsey, our big department
merchant, has again taken up min
ing engineering and has superce ded
E. G. Towne as manager of the
Commonwealth mines and mills at
Rocky Bar.
J. S. Lewis of Bruneau valley
went to Boise Saturday to enter the
Soldiers Home. We trust this
good pioneer will receive the kind
consideration of all officers and in
mates of that institution.
The godbugs voted their ticket
straight from top to bottom, as re-
publicans always do, but the silver
voters did not-and this fact causes
much rejoicing at the Mountain
Home incubator.
Patronize the Thanksgiving din
ner next Thursday, to be given by
the teachers and pupils of the pub
lie school, for the benefit of their
library. Adults, 30 cents; children,
20 cents.
Fred Cooper of Little Camas spe mt
Tuesday in this place. He informs
us that Senator Bailey is already
informing himself of the needs OF
A the people of Gilmore and also study v
ing up parliamentary tactics.
A few DAYS ago Miss Goforth OBJ.
served coyote lettering in the sage
brush near the residence Of w. S.
Galloway in the north end of town,
where she is a guest. Though the
wild animal was fully 60 yards dis
tant, Miss Goforth seized little 81
rifle. took good aim, blazed away
and brought him to the ground
dead, having sent the bullet through
the coyote just back Of his shoulders
All the services next Sunday al
the Congregational church will par,
take of a Thanksgiving nature
The Spirit of Praise" and Look
ing on the Brighter Side" will be
the themes of sermons. The Sun
day school lesson gives the joyfu
side of repentance. The Endeavol
meeting, led by Miss Manion, viii
have a chorus of voices and the sub
ject is "Praise the Lord" Regula
Thanksgiving services will be helC
at the church on Thanksgiving day
at IL o'clock. Everybody invited.