Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1898-03-02

the wind, rain and sun. We will
have storage for one million pounds
and there will be no additional
charge for such warehouse storage
CHAs. R. KELSEY & Co.
|
New line valises just in. Kelsey
& Co.
c. w. Howeth went to Boise this
morning.
~S Stop at the City Bakery and
give us trial.
Sam Wilkins of Bruneau went to
Boise this morning.
EW Meals at all hours, Is cents,
at the City Bakery.
EThe City Bakery. First
class in every particular.
John Ross and wife are each con-
fined to their beds from sickness.
Alex Bruce has been sojourning
at hot springs during the past week.
Mrs. Coon and son returned here
Sunday evening from a visit at Boise.
Ex-Secretary of State l. w. Gar
rett has been appointed Receiver
of the Boise Land office.
Chip-a-way camp axes, IS cents;
three to five pound axes 75c and
90c, at Fletcher Co.'S, Ltd.
Our stock of sheep shears is now
open for inspection. Chas. R. KEEL
sey u Co., Department store.
Mrs. Lottie Howeth and Geo. F.
Mahoney were passengers for Boise
on yesterday mornings train.
We are prepared to name you
some very attractive prices on wool
sacks. Chas. R. Kelsey & Co.,
VIM. Stanfeld and Mrs. Suther-
land came in from Cold Springs
last evening, on their way to Three
Creek for visit with relatives.
1t will pay you when in want OF
a new set of double harness to call
on Chas. R. Kelsey & Co., Depart
ment store.
Charles G. Stevenson, son of ex-
Governor Stevenson and Grand Sec.
rotary of Idaho Masons, died in
Boise on Monday, aged SO years.
Adm Hall was in town Monday
and informed US that the Cold
Spring school would open next Mon
day with Miss Lottie Barger of Sho
shone as teacher.
The case of " m. X. Davis against
the Idaho NJ. & M. Co. of Atlanta,
has been transferred to the U. S
district court at Boise. Mr.. Davis
sues to recover over $4,000 due hin
for wages.
Mine managers E. G. Towne ant
w. S. Grose of Rocky Bar, return
ed from San Francisco last evening
They purchased new quartz mill
which is expected to reach thi
place by the first of April.
Mrs. King has leased the Cit,
Bakery and Restaurant to Mr.. ant
Mrs. Harris, recently from Sal
Lake, who have made many i'm
provements in the establishment
and are doing a thriving business
Mrs. Harris is the mother of Mrs
D. A. Hyde of this place.
Mountain City Times: The tow
of Elko should not feel that tn
movement to get northern Quite
is inimical to her interests. Elk
has for years been in bondage to th
Central Pacific railroad. A goo
wagon road to the Short Line wi
, prove an entering wedge to brea
the hold Of that monopoly.
The old National Intelligence
published in Washington, City
c., although in its 9th year, a
pears quite young and risky in il
16 page form, fresh from the mon
= type each week. Red hot anti-m
! nopoly. Send ten (10) cents f
!. three months trial trip to Nation
Intelligencer Pub. Co., Washingto
d. C.
On his return from Tenness,
!, yesterday, R. P. Chattin found
: letter awaiting him from Ma
: Judge, who is now at Dawson.
!. is dated dawson City, Jan. /
\ 1885," is lengthy but interestir
: and we shall next week publish Il
principal part of it. Judge an
Painter were both well and heart
and happy because they had pr
9 visions enough to last them unit
t June. Judge speaks of meetin
: jeff Bogard, Scott Myers, Allexsol
. the Caldwell brothers, Charlie Hi
= and several others formerly of tn
Q county, but he does not say thu
any of them had struck it rel
, He thinks that fortune will fave
| him and Painter during the comm
mining season, and their friend
here hope that he will not be di: