Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1898-03-23
Both Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Boyd
are on the sick list.

Both Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Boyd
are on the sick list.
Perkins calked horse shoes SO
cents a set at Fletcher's.
G. d. Golden and wife of Rocky
Bar are visiting in Boise.
Monday night ice formed in this
place fully half an inch thick.
The new cyanide mill at Dixie
commenced operation on Monday.
Congressman Gum has our thanks
for valuable Congressi onal docu-
ments.
Read the water notice of Frank
AXE in another column and govern
yourself accordingly.
Shilling's best tea at so cents,
also their spices are handled by the
G. w. Fletcher Co. Ltd.
Henry Meegan and George Shook
of Grand View departed for British
Columbia last Saturday.
Sam Myers of Boise went up to
Anderson's station Monday in the
interest of the Falk- Bloch Co.
julie Hagar and wife returned
last Wednesday night from pro-
tracted visit at Centralia, Wash.
A. B. Clark, Frank P. AXE, DIR.
Smith and Josh Cowen will mingle
with the Shriners in Boise tonight.
Given up to be the best, Shill-
ing's and Royal Baking powders
for sale by the G. W. Fletcher Co
Ltd.
Postmaster Lewis at Hot Spring,
Owyhee county, will be authorized
to issue money orders after April
1st.
Heinz Sweet pickles and our line
of Keg pickles at $1.00 and $1.15,
will please you, G. w. Fletcher
Co. Ltd.
Thomas Lattimer of Salt Lake
arrived here Sunday and proceeded
to Dixie that day to take charge of
the assaying department Of Dan
Reber's Gold King mine.
We carry Buckingham and Hecht's
boots in the mediums and heavy
weights, Gilt Edge" Brand "a 70
Farmers" $46O G. w. Fletcher
Co. Ltd.
Miss Mary Gray and Mrs. Glenn
are daily expecting full line of
the newest styles in millinery. They
will be ready for their opening be-
fore Easter. Wait and make your
choice with them.
Henry Little and Frank Wells
came up from their Snake river
placers to celebrate st. Patrick's
day. Mr.. Little says his company
has 40 acres of ground near the
Grand View ferry which is paying
we'll. Three men, with one team,
are employed and they clean up on
an average of 500 day. Mr.. Wells
claims are located some distance
below the ferry and are paying
handsomely, he says.
Notwithstanding every man and
woman in town knew of the call for
a meeting to be held last Wednes-
day evening for the purpose ofnam-
ing a ticket for Village trustees,
only about dozen persons assem-
bled. No action was taken, and
after few remarks by Mrs. Bearby
Mr.. Coiker, Mr.. Howie and Mr..
Chattin, all favoring non-partisan
ticket, the meeting adjourned to as
semble again tomorrow night at
the same time and place.
The Empire Comedy Company,
who are dedicating the new Opera
House, opened weeks engagement
Monday evening by presenting the
sensational comedy drama entitled,
"Struck Cas-" The play was given
under difficulties owing to the
house not being entirely completed.
The inclemency of the weather pre-
vented larger audience. Notwith-
standingsthese hindrances the COM
pany showed talent. They presented
the comedy drama entitled, Dads
Darling" last evening. 1t was a
lively and laughable production
of dramatic art. Several songs and
dances were interspersed during the
evenings performance. Tonight
the company will play EAST
LYNN" that famous drama which is
old in name but always new and
pleasing to the public.