Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1899-06-29

Pure cream of tartar powders are
usually sold at from forty-fve to
fifty cents a pound.
Silk flag ribbon, 5 and 10 cents
per yard, Chas. r. Kelsey & Co.
Rudolph Poe, of Indian creek, is
in town as witness in the Tate
case.
Mrs. E. M. Wolfe and children
returned home Sunday evening
from Boise.
A. Rosenheim yesterday received
another carload of Bohemian and
Hofbreau beer.
Watch for the side-splitting, never
to- e-forgotten Acknowledgements
uses" on the Fourth.
Hon. Frank t. Wyman came in
Tuesday evening from Boise, on
professional business.
Mrs. James McAtee and children
of Rocky Bar are here visiting with
Sheriff O'Neill and family.
1t is said the Idaho volunteers
viii sail from Manila for home be-
tween the LIST and 10th of July.
Mosquito net, bolt 10 yards SOC.
Wire screen cloth all widths, zoe
per yard, Chas. R. Kelsey & Co.
Mrs. VIM. Wilson and Miss Grace
Mclaughlin of Bennett creek spent
Saturday and Sunday i'll this place
Charles Brady, a good democrat
from King Hill creek, was in town
W ednesday on Probate court bust
ness.
Mrs, w. H. Roth, of Evanston,
Wyoming, came in last Saturday
to visit her brother, Hon. E. c. Hell
frich.
Miles Mcmillan, former miner
at Rocky Bar, is reported to have
died in the bull pen at Wardner re-
Gently.
Flag bunting for July 4th war
ranted not to fade or run, 10 cents.
yard, six different patterns, Chas.
R. Kelsey & Co.
Constable Keefer sold Arthur
Pendry's bicycle Monday at public
sale. DR.. Nieukirk, who attached
it for debt, bid the wheel in for
$3.50.
Charlie Burns celebrated his tenth
birthday last Tuesday afternoon by
entertaining a number of young
friends at the residence of his grand
mother, Mrs. Hager.
John Neil and Letcher Pittman
returned here Saturday from the
upper Bruneau country, where they
had been gathering a large number
of horses for shipment east.
G. w. Fletcher yesterday went to
his sheep ranch on the South Boise
river. Mr.. Fletcher recently pur-
chased Bill Little's ranch, near his
place, and % head of horses. Mr.
Little purposes removing to Wood
River.
John Raker was over from Bru-
neau Tuesday. Since his severe
illness few weeks ago, Johns APP
petite has failed him and his laugh
is not 50 loud and cheerful as of
yore-but he still retains his old
time energy.
c. E. Boyer, the tinsmith, has
erected on w. A. Reynolds new
windmill tower a galvanized-iron
tank that holds 1900 gallons of
water, which will be kept filled at
all times for irrigating purposes and
protection against fire, etc.
Mrs. NJ. King, proprietress of the
City Restaurant, has been making
some desirable changes in that pop
ular eating house. The main din
ing room is newly and handsomely
papered, and a commodious kitchen
added to the rear of the main build
Transforming the room form
erly used for the kitchen into a
pleasant and convenient private
dining parlor.
Armed with a warrant sworn out
by man named Thurman of Indian
creek in Justice Rinehart's court
Constable Keefer went to Atlanta
last week and arrested VIM. Tate
on charge of putting his OWE
, brand upon horses belonging tc
] Thurman. The hearing was sci
for yesterday morning, but the
, complaining witness not being pre-
! sent the matter was postponed un
til Friday. Judge Wolfe appeared
. for Mr.. Tate and County Attorney
Sinnott for the state.