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

hCSuidI hioheAiAy nA1oohiS AASS'
ing tonight.
Miss Mabel Payne has been quit
sick since last Thursday.
George Rude of Duck valley ha
been in this place several days.
Meridian Creamery Butter-ar
Idaho product-at Kelsey & Co.'S.
Hon. Tom Stevenson and wifi
have each been quite sick recently
New fresh stock of garden ano
flower seeds at Smiths Pharmacy
John M. Neil made a business
trip to the Capital City on Satur,
day.
From some unknown cause an
unusual amount of sickness prevails
here just now.
Al. Wiley of Grand View went
to Boise Monday as a witness in
the district Court.
Franklin Mac Veagh's "Club
House" brand table delicacies are
handle by the G. w. Fletcher
Co., Ltd.
Orebaugh's pavilion has been
greatly improved and is now ca
pacious and comfortable hall. Let
dances, entertainments and public
meetings now go on.
Berti Smith was the fortunate
winner of fine gold watch which
was raffied at Keefer's store Satur-
day night. He held but one ticket
and that cost him only 5 cents.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Reynolds
went out to the hot springs last
Thursday. Will is suffering with
rheumatism and will remain there
sometime with the hope of getting
relief.
Absolutely waterproof seamless
tarpaulins at &. w. Fletcher Cos.
Ltd. 7 feet by Is feet, 10 ounce,
$475; 7 # by Is #, Is ounce, $5.35;
z # by 10 #, Is ounce, extra heavy,
5000.
r. F. Whitney went to Boise Mon
day to attend the Silver Republican
conference. Mr.. Whitney is strong
ly in favor of all silver men joining
hands against the treacherous gold
standard element.
When the goldbug element of
Mountain Home persuade treach-
erous democrat Of prominence and
responsibility to rush into print
with the view of beneftting their
damnable cause, the BULLETIN may
condescend to notice his illusions.
Otherwise, otherwise.
A letter to the BULLETIN, from
Portland, Oregon, dated Feb. %,
says that Mrs. J. w. Campbell as
at that time lying dangerously i'll
at her residence, 244 Jefferson street.
The letter also says: "Mrs. Campbell
is under the care of a noted hospital
doctor and her friends hope for the
best, though another operation is
necessary. Master Bay, who also
has been very sick, is much I'M
proved"
Mrs. l.. w. Rouselaux, mother of
Mrs. James Dawson, departed Mon
day for Grand Forks, North Dako-
ia, where she will visit with her
granddaughter, before proceeding to
Connecticut. During Mrs. Rouse
laux's two years stay in this place
she has made many warm friends
who exceedingly regret her absence.
A large number of friends assembled
at the depot to bid this good old
lady farewell and to wish her safe
and pleasant journey.
Arthur Pence came over from
Bruneau Saturday evening and went
to Boise on Monday. Mr.. Pence as
manager of the Bruneau and Noun
tain Home telephone line, is having
the line changed so that it will cross
Snake river at Loveridge's ferry.
The poles will in a few days be
placed the entire distance between
Mountain Home and Hot Spring,
and Mr.. Pence informs US that the
line will be in operation certainly
by the middle of March. The loca-
ton for the office in this place has
not yet been decided upon, but il
will doubtless be at Roscoe Smiths
drug store. In all probability this
telephone line will be extended tc
Mountain City, Nevada, during the
corning at,Donnar