Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1898-02-02
WEDNESDAY, Feb. 2, 1898.
Masonic meeting tonight.

Masonic meeting tonight.
Miss Ruth Robbins is reported
quite sick.
Billy Wilson, on Bennett creek, is
down with the measles.
E@ Quality the best and Prices
the lowest. G. w. Fletcher Co.
Joseph Rosevear and J. w. Latty
were here from Glenn's Ferry last
Monday.
Attorney Frank Wymsn came in
Sunday evening from Boise to at
tend the District Court.
Two men, with Is large dogs,
went through this place by yester-
days train, bound for Klondyke.
DR.. Alcorn, formerly of Glenn's
Ferry, had bis feet and hands badly
frozen while travelling in a stage
going from Blackfo OF to Challis last
week.
The public school pupils will
give an interesting entertainment at
the auditorium on the evening of
February 22nd, for the benefit of
the school library.
Miss Ida Fitzwater departed
Monday morning for the upper
Bruneau country, where she will
conduct a public school for the
next three months.
A gentleman named Calvin from
Boise passed through this place
last Thursday, en- route to Rocky
Bar, where he purposes developing
the Lison mining property.
E@ At Mrs. Kings new bakery
you can get nice cakes, pies,
doughnuts and the best of brown,
rye and white bread. Just step in
and see for yourself.
Commissioner Stevenson returned
home Sunday evening, not at all
disconnected at the efforts of the
Hanna-McKinley gang to put the
crimp of Christ upon him."
Does your subscription expire
about this time of the year? If SO
we would simply remind you that
it is better to pay $500 now in ad-
vance, than to pay $500 next year
DIR. Wood, surgeon at Boise Bar.
racks, was called here Saturday
evening to consult with DR.. Smith
in the case of Miss Elsie Coon, but
the skill of these two noted physi-
clans could not prolong the life of
that highly respected and much
loved young lady.
A. D. Watkins of this place has
recently received the sad news of
the death of his uncle, Hon. w. w.
Watkins, at Harrison, Boone coun-
ty, Arkansas, aged 70 years. The
deceased was prominent lawyer
and politician in that State for over
40 years.
Judge Ensign and Mr.. Butler of
HALEY, and J. H. Hawley and N.
M. Ruick of Boise have been attor-
neys here before the present special
session of the district court.
Frank Boyd returned home Sat
urday from Denver, where be had
been attending the National Stock
growers Convention, as delegate
from Idaho. Mr.. Boyd says there
was very large attendance of
stockgrowers present and much in
terest was manifested in the DELHI
erations of the convention. The
barbecue was immense but not suf-
ficiently large for the 10000 hungry
people who assembled upon the
grounds, some of whom acted more
like coyotes than human beings.
A. B. Clark of this place was Sc
lected as an Idaho member of the
National association.
What's the matter with Guy?
Last Fridays Salubria Citizen SAYS:
Guy Phelps preached his farewell
sermon last Sunday night and has
taken his departure for the coast.
We presume the past experiences of
the Phelps Bros. have been such
that they will not want to return to
Saiubria again. The people have
doubtless followed the advice of
Gamaliel in Acts V: 38, in this mat
ter. A new minister is to be sent
to Salubria for the rest of the CON
ference year, and if he conducts
himself in a proper manner, he will
receive the hearty support of the
Citizen