Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1898-03-16
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Eimore Il lodge, A. r. & A. M.
WEDNEsp DAY, March Is, 1898.

Attend the grand Pythian bal
tomorrow night.
Roscoe S NTH has enlarged his
paint and oil storehouse.
Mrs. John Dienst went to Boise
yesterday on short visit.
jolly Fred Dudley of Dixie spent
Saturday night in this place.
A. Anders on, the Dixie merchant,
spent Saturd ay in this place.
None bette r-Levi Strouse & Co.'S
overalls-at g. w. Fletcher Co.'S,
Limited.
Mrs FitzW alter accompanied Mr..
Fitzwater to his Snake river ranch
last week.
~ All t be latest styles in baby
carriages just received by Cowen &
Whitney.
Perry Sprd wi and wife will soon
go to their South Boise ranch for
the summer.
Mrs. Harr is, mother of Mrs. D.
A. Hyde, arrived here Saturday
AtoLh bStAo A<DhO.
The County Recorders office has
recently received a fine Smith Pre-
mier typewrit ter.
Old-fashioH ed I've Hominy or
hulled corn, like mother used to
make, 15c can at Fletcher's.
Jack Harr|| IS and family have
been visiting with relatives and
frienos on Bruneau for several
days.
Jack Tucker came in Saturday
from Rocky Bar, on his way to
Portland, to visit his sister, who is
very sick.
A carload Of iron piping for
Wiley's place r diggings at Grand
View, arrive here Saturday from
San Franciscp ..
Echo is the name of new post
Office establiB shed in Cold Spring
valley. Gilmore county, and Mrs.
Walker is po$tmistress.
Arbuckle's coffee 10c a package.
B. B. A. sheep shears soc pair.
Heavy galva nized wash tubs Csc,
75c and Soc, at G. w. Fletcher Co.'S.
Have you arranged to attend the
ball to-morrow night? If not don't
delay any ld niger, for its going to
be a grand al d glorious affair.
In addition to his extensive or
chard, Recorder Manion is prepar-
ing to plant, This spring, about $50
more fruit TIRE es, consisting of apple,
pear and cherry.
The City Restaurant will serve
the supper for the Pythias ball
next Thursday night, and we are
assured it will be the best ever
served in Mon tain Home.
G. D. Calvin, manager of the Re-
public group of mines at Rocky
Bar, was here a few days ago and
reports development work on his
property very satisfactory.
Rev. A. G. White of Providence,
r. L, who has been stationed at
this place, arrived here Sunday
morning and held services that
evening in the Episcopal church.
Much inter- st is being manifested
at Pocateilo nd other Idaho towns
in the coming municipal elections
and the silver element is entering
into the fight with great vigor.
C. e. Wright, who, after conduct
ing the Rep ublican about three
years and retiring a bloated mil
lionaire, came in from Pocatello
Saturday to interview his former
employers.
Miss Mary Gray and Mrs. Glenn
are daily exb ecting q full line of
the newest stY les in millinery. They
will be ready for their opening be-
fore Easter. Wait and make your
choice with them.
d. B. Hyde of Bruneau and party
departed Sunday for British Col
umbia. Mrs. Hyde will reside with
her sister, M rs. ID. B. Hill, in this
place until M r. Hyde decides upon
a location on Fraser river.
w. A. Osgd cd, while attempting
to tie calf asst Sunday evening,
was in some manner violently
thrown to the ground and had his
left shoulder dislocated. DR.. Smith
reduced the disloeation and the old
gentleman ID getting along nicely.