Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1898-04-13
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Col. Geo. A. Williams of HALEY
is welcomed visitor here to-day.
Mrs. John Mitchell, of Bruneau,
visited in this place last week with
friends.
Attorney Sinnott came up from
Glenn's Ferry yesterday on pro-
fessional business.
J. w. Bailey, the little Camas
merchant, has been visitor here
since Sunday evening.
For SALE.-E. C. Currey offers
for sale bis household furniture at
very reasonable figures.
Willis & Dyar, the contractors,
are pushing Fletcher q Cos big
storage house to completion.
Shilling's best tea at so cents,
also their spices are handled by the
G. w. Fletcher Co. Ltd.
r. L. Neil, postal clerk on the o.
S. H., spent several days here this
week visiting with his brother John
M. Neil.
Given up to be the best, Shill-
ing's and Royal Baking powders
for sale by the G. w. Fletcher Co.
Ltd.
The many friends of Charles Bray
will be panied to learn that he is
lying very low and that there is no
hope for his recovery.
The Baptist church congregation
is laying the foundation for their
new house of worship and the build.
ing will be erected at no distant
day.
Judge Jim Stout and wife have
gone to Nampa to visit about ten
days, after which they will deparfby
team to join their son Charlie in
Arizoua.
EGJ. M. Neil will save you
money on coal, hay and grain, and
furnish you teams or feed for your
stock cheaper than any one in
town.
DIR. James Dawson came home
last week and on Friday evening
left with his wife for Salt Lake city,
where Mrs. Dawson has entered a
hospital for surgical treatment.
Lee, the little son of Commits
sioner Robert Griffith, had a tumor
taken from one of his fingers Tues
day by DR.. Smith. 1t was a pain
full operation, but the little fellow
stood it like man.
Roscoe Smith is removing his
former store fixtures, which are to
be replaced by the finest showcases
counters and shelving ever seen in
Mountain Home and not excelled
even at the State Capital.
Morning and evening prayer will
be said in st. James Episcopal
church every Sunday at IL a. m
and 1870 p. M, until futher notice
Sunday School at 1915, A cordia
welcome is extended to all.
E. S. Chase, who has spent tn,
winter near Shoshone falls in tn
interest of a dredging company
passed through this place Sunday
on his way to the mining regions o.
the upper levels Of Gilmore county
The commissioners have been i
session since Monday and hav
passed upon a number of bills, BIT
as the minutes have not been al
proved we are unable to procur
one line of their proceedings for pull
LEGATION this week.
! Grand Master Dunton of the
o. o. F., made an official visit
Mountain Home lodge last Satu
+ day evening. After adjournmel
! the members repaired to Mrs. Do
! sey's and partook of splendid bal
: quet and enjoyed themselves in 8
!, cial chat until late hour. Sundf
afternoon Mr.. Dunton met the X
; bekahs at their hall and impartt
, much information to members
: that degree.
) The following is the Roll Of Hol
J, or of the Hot Spring, Bruneau VI
t ley, school for the months of Fe
!. ruary and March, 1898. A cla'
Y Arthur Pence, Jr., 90. B. elias
E Matte Pence, 80; Katie Robertso
n 81 IA. G class, Mary Lewis,
!. Ii; Frank Lewis, 90; Stella Hayt
: 81. d class, Ruth Robertson,
6 2-3; Kittie Hayes, 95 ga: LOT
t Olsen, 95 3-8; Elsie Lewis, 95; TIC
!, Robertson, go + class, Neal Olse
81 2-3. II. f. Crutcher, Teacher