Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1898-06-09
To All IL May Concern.

Notice is hereby given that l will
not be responsible for any bills or
debts contracted by my wife.
P. M. SWAN.
Rocky Bar, Idaho, May 6, 1898.
Children's parasols. Kelsey & Co.
C. r. Kelsey boarded Mondays
eastbound train.
DR.. Smith visited the Capital city
yesterday.
VIM. and ANDY Evans of Castle
creek spent Sunday in this place.
R~All the latest spring styles
in Carpets at Cowen & Whitney's.
R. N. Griffith went west this
morning on insurance agency bust
ness.
~ Buy ice of Neil. Order coal.
hay and grain at Neil's Is cent feed
yard.
Frank McWilliams came down
from Dixie Tuesday on a short visit
with friends.
Mrs. J. J. Little has been quite
sick during the past week, but is
now much improved.
90 Save ice by getting one of
those fine refrigerators at Cowen &
Whitney's furniture store.
T. q. Boardman, one of our promi-
nent woolgrowers, started for Boise
this morning by private conveyance.
Miss Helm departed Monday even
ing for Kirkville, Mo-, from whence,
: in short, time she will proceed to
! the Arkansas Hot Springs.
The stomach is our best friend and
the next best is the perfect" Baking
Powder 1t is chemically pure and
assists digestion. Heltrich M. Co.
: Josh Winters, L. M. Lisle and
Chas. Trader came in yesterday
from Big Camas, each with wager
load of grain.
! Misses Minnie Tanner, Maud'
= Pence and Hope Pyburn are ex
pected to return home the latte
i, part of next week from the Albiol
:, Normal school.
The Caldwell Record says TIN
: wool buyers are plentiful in tina
> town and are offering 10 Ia, bu
sheep men are holding out for Il
9 cents per pound.
- We are indebted to Adm Hall 70
N the result of the school trustee cleo
d ton for Cold Spring district. Mrs
Clara Blackwell was elected 70
ID three years, Mrs. Matte K. Hall 70
II two years and Mrs. Ida Ross 70
ID one year.
g. George Smith, the brick-masor
C. is to-day the happiest man in Amer
q ca. His first loved arrived yester
day from Denmark and George ha
u. secured license to wed the hanc
~ some young lady whom he wooe
l. and won before he left: his nativ
IL land.
serr At a recent meeting of the Tn
10 form Rank, X. of P, the followin
n officers were installed: H. G. Hui
bell, Sir knight Captain; W. A. Re.
of nolds, Sir Knight LIST Lieut.; c. v
a Howeth, Sir Knight End Lieut.;
de F. Whitney, Sir knight Reeorde
lie, w. d. Reynolds, Sir knight Trea
ng urer.
les Frank Geary, who lost his ey
he sight at the Phillips & Sullivi
lilo mine several years ago, is back
Silver. He has neat stock OF n
ow tions and is doing well.-Silv
icy City Avalanche.
ity Thomas Ward, miner, one d.
see last week fell down an old stope
ice the Black Jack mine near Silv
is City, and dislocated both shoulde
to and fractured one arm. The Mine
Union of Silver City has sent h
Iub to Denver tor treatment.
the Bicycle riders should be MI
The careful in speeding along at CIR
ed: streets. Tuesday Doc Farnswor
Ear while on his rounds delivering mi
C came near meeting with serious
OF Jury by a reckless boy on his whe
lrs. The collision destroyed Docs 81
lrs. ply of milk but fortunately did
the other damage.
ON Under date of June 8, the pc
ota- master at Hagarnan forwarded
postal card saying: "Pursu
the to instruction from the postmas
ing general, | beg leave to inform
we that your paper addressed to CT
me, Library is not taken out, but
at mains dead in this Office. Reason
nee. Gone to war; enlisted as a private
but Co. g., Texas volunteers, infantr
ork The BULLETIN was sent to the alb
are address free gratis for nothln
and supposingit public school librs
line but the postmaster's card indics
arge that the said library was run
one person only.
irst- go Meals at all hours, 20 &c