Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1899-03-16
CONGREGATIONAL CuURCu
THURSDAY, March Is, 1899.

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came in from Boise Monday evening.
Judge and Mrs. Stockslager have
gone to St. Louis, Mo. for short
visit.
Mrs. Hiram Gray and baby re-
turned from Salt Lake Thursday
evening.
Attorney K. 1. Perky went to
Bruneau Tuesday on professional
business.
Carpets and mattings at prices
chat cannot be beat at Cowen d
Whitneys.
Boys, youths and childrens'
headwear. The best and the cheap
est. Chas r. Kelsey q Co.
There will be Catholic services
on Sunday, 10Th inst. at 10 o'clock,
a. m. at the residence of Father
Burri.
Childrens' clothing in all the
popular weaves and styles, two and
three piece suits. Prices from $1.00
to $3.50 Chas. R. Kelsey & Co.
]. d. Boardman, special agent of
the Aetna fire insurance company
and located at Seattle, was visitor
here Monday in the interest of the
old and reliable Aetna.
Did it ever occur to you that
without fire insurance you are with
out "protection?" Call on W. A.
Reynolds and get protection by
insuring in solid company.
On stock sulphur we are prepared
to name an attractive price on round
lots. The genuine article at a bet
ter price than inferior grades Chas
r. Kelsey & Co
Frank w. Boyd returned from
Cheyenne last night and informs us
that there is no truth in the report
that he had sold $4,000 head of
sheep to Gov Richards of Wyoming.
Barb wire is at present very low
If you are going to make any fence
this spring better see us; we can
save you some money on large lots.
Chas. r. Kelsey q Co
A large number of sheep shearers
are in town awaiting suitable cath
er to commence operations 1t is
estimated that 100000 sheep will
s be clipped in this vicinity this
season.
A. M. Sinnott and family arrived
from Glenn's Ferry last Friday and
are now occupying the Marley
house. Judge Sinnotts office is 10
Gated on the corner of Jackson av.
enue and Gilmore street.
Through the Boise Sentinel We
learn that the county superinten
dent of Ada county last week issuA1
a first grade teachers certificate tC
Miss Anna Lodge of Mountain
Home, who was in November elect
ed school superintendent for Gilmore
county.
A little daughter came to bright
en- the home of Mr.. and Mrs j. H
mckinley on Tuesday, March z
1899. She is reported as being q
bright little Miss, with ways thai
are all her own and a voice tha'
e ought to bring her fortune after a
while.-Meridian Sun. The BuL
LETIN extends congratulations t
Mr.. and Mrs Mckinley, who for
merly resided at Louise creek statipr
in this county.
1t was with great sorrow that the
BULLETIN family learned of thu
death of Hon. Geo. W. Richards
one of the editors and proprietors o
the Wood River News-Miner, which
occurred at HALEY on March s, 1899
from pneumonia. Geo. W. Rich
ards was pioneer, and had fillec
many places of honor and trust II
Idaho, and was never found wanting
in any capacity-his last public pc
sition being that of Auditor and Re
corder of Blaine county Being
man of generous impulses, an hon
orable and valuable citizen and
kind husband, his absence will b
sincerely deplored by all
d. w. Keyes Of Bennett Greek
who was last Saturday committee
to the county hospital, left his cabl
on his claim on the creek in charg
of man aud wife named Hodge
On Tuesday news came that Hodg
had looted every thing out of tn
cabin and left for parts unknown
he left note in the cabin stain
that as he, his wife and Mr.. keye
could not get along together, b
would pull out for himself A PEE
Son answering his description wa
seen en- route toward Boise on SUI
day in wagon and alone. AS b
and his wife lived unhappily toge
her, there is probable cause to SUI
pect foul play. A warrant was il
sued by Judge Swan for the arret
Of Hodge and delivered to Sheri
oNeill. Dodge was captured tn
morning near Caldwell.