Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1898-05-12
THURSDAY, May IL, 1898.

Rev. Hiddieson returned to BOls,
Monday.
Full cream cheese, Is cents, al
Fletcher's.
Swift's Meats have no equal.
Fletcher's.
Paul Orebaugh spent Sunday at
he State Capital.
A grand show by first-class COM
pany tomorrow night.
The Best Mans Shoe in the world
-Napa Tan, at Fletcher's.
w. V. Helfrich is assistant in the
adjutant generals office at Boise.
Mrs. Rube Robbins of Boise is
visiting with f. P. AXE and family.
Straw hats, Crash hats and Hell
NETS for summer wear. Kelsey &
Co..
Born, near Mountain Home, May
6, to the. vile of F. P. AXE, a daugh-
ter.
1" Buy ice of Neil. Order coal.
hay and grain at Neil's Is cent feed
yard.
c, N. Smart is now installed as
one of the statesmen at Kelsey &
Co.'S big store.
~S Save ice by getting one of
those fine refrigerators at Cowen q
Whitney's furniture store.
Omer Hutchins went up to High
prairie last week to look after his
band of cattle on that range.
Judge Stockslager cleaned up the
district court docket last Thursday
and departed that evening for his
home at HALEY.
Rev. A. G. Upton of Weiser occu-
pied the pulpit of the Congrega
tional church in this place last Sun
day morning and evening.
Henry Swanholm, the old-time
merchant of Rocky Bar, came in
from Boise Friday and the next day
went up to the Bar on business.
Don't make a mistake, but 20
early to the drug store and get re-
served seat for the "All Mistake
play at the Opera house tomorrow
evening.
Miss Lille Bray, receiving word
that her uncle and aunt, Mr., and
Mrs. VIM Wilkins, were each quite
sick, returned to De Lamar by Mon
days train.
DIR. Smith went over to Cold
Spring Sunday to attend Mrs. Dan
McGinnis, who is sorely afflicted
with rheumatism. She will proba-
bly, go to the hot springs SO soon as
able to bear removal.
From this date till further notice
the Sunday services in ST. James
Episcopal church will be as follows:
Morning prayer, II a. M; Sunday
School, 1915; Evening prayer, s p.
m. All are welcome.
Cal Schoff of Cold Spring spent
Sunday night in this place. He
says the water supply is short in
that valley but he thinks he will be
able to get two good cuts of alfalfa
from his place this season.
The Congregational Sunday school
observed Arbor Day by planting a
/. treein front of the church. APP
propriate readings and quotations
were given by Prof Koontz, Mrs,
Koontz, Miss Alley and the pu-
pills of the Sunday School.
Saturday evening the BULLETIN
received small box of delicious
strawberries from Garnet. Consid-
ering the backward spring and the
recent cold weather this seems early
even for that favored locality. Mr..
and Mrs. Hall have our thanks for
this recognition.
Last Saturdays Republican said
sd. w Ross, the Boise civil engi-
neer, came down last Saturday and
assisted A. B. Clark over Sunday,
Monday and Tuesday in complet-
ing the preliminary work on the sur
vey for a canal being run from Long
Tom to Orchard"
Pard. M. Bowen, dealer in pianos,
organs, sheet music, ETC., with head
quarters at Boise, and w. E. Hack
EFT, piano tuner of great experience,
are now in Mountain Home and
win remain for an indefinite time.
They are reliable men and if you
need anything in their line don't
fail to give them call.
; Arbor Day was observed by the
Ladies Aid Society of the Congrega-
tional church last Tuesday after
moon, by the'planting Of trees on the
church lot. Exercises were held in
the church the following program
being rendered: "A history of Arbor
Day" by Mrs. Lodge, she also read
beautiful selection entitled THE
Oak" "The two elms read by Mrs.
G. E. Mason. "The Poplar" and
Forest" by Mrs, Corker 1.-The
Song of the Beautiful Trees" by
Mrs. Cole. Several songs were in
terspersed throughout the program
making in all a pleasant remem-
brance of Arbor Day by all who