Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1899-01-19
THURSDAY, Jan. 10, 1899.

LII. oWau Weut W Dol5e monday
night.
Masonic meeting next Wednesday
evening.
Mrs. C. w. Burns still remains
very sick.
Joe Helfrich made a flying trir
to Bruneau Monday
George A. Mccormick is rustic a.
ting in the City of the Saints.
Lawyer Wolfe went to Boise Sun
day night on professional business
Bee Blackstone came in from
Boise, on his way to Bruneau, lass
Sunday.
Buy coal of J. M. Neil & Co. We
handle nothing but Rock Springs
best lump.
George w. Fletcher departed Fri
day night for Calistoga, Cali, to
visit his family.
Mrs. Gray, wife of Cashier Hiram
Gray of the Citizens Bank, has
gone to Salt Lake on visit. &
The little 10-months old son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Robertson died
in Bruneau valley last Sunday.
Paul and Charles Walker and
Mr.. Metcalfsof Echo, attended the
dance in this place Friday evening.
Commissioner Stanfield went to
Boise, it is said, in search of a COM
petent person to expert the county
books. -
John M. Neil and Thomas Was
som are now copartners in conduct
ing the livery, grain, coal and ice
business.
Miss Mabel l.. PAYNE will 90 tc
Nampa this evening for few days
visit. She will be the guest of Mr.
and Mrs. f. G. Mock.
The Rebekah lodge of this place
is making arrangements for genu-
lie Cake Walk, to be given soon.
Further particulars next week.
By strict attention to his duties
as county attorney, Judge Sinnott
is gaining golden opinins from all
unprejudiced and fair minded PEG.
pie.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dan Reber of Dixie
attended the ball Friday night
Mrs. Reber will remain here the
balance of the winter and is a guest
at the Dorsey Cottage.
The BULLETIN is much pleased to
announce that w. G. Reynolds is
gradually recovering from his re-
cent stroke of paralysis and that
there is great hope that he may
soon be able to again appear upon
the streets.
Born, at Stout's ranch, Jan. II
1899, to the wife of Frank Barrett,
son. In this connection we have
received the following; Echo
Idaho, Jan. 12.-Mr. Frank Barrett,
all smiles. what is the matter,
Frank" "Oh, it is boyp
A few days ago J. Howard ex
hibited to US tin model of a con
trivance for pairing and slicing APP
Piles, potatoes, etc, which woulc
doubtless be great convenience il
all culinary apartments. Through
attorney K. |. Perky, Mr., Howard
has applied for patent for the lit
tie machine.
Sheriff O'Neill went to Bots,
Monday night, having in charg
Sterling Bilyeu, whom lawye
Wolfe is endeavoring to have dis
charged from custody by means o
writ of habeas corpus, before Judg
Stewart. Sheriff O'Neill returned
with the prisoner, Judge Stewar
having denied the writ, though h
did reduce Bilyeu's bond to 81 SOC
Married, at the Sisson House
Caldwell. Jan. II, 1899, Mr.. Johl
Portlock of Bruneau, and Miss Hat
tie Fitch of New Plymouth; Rev
w. J. Boone, officiating The abov
is from the Caldwell Tribune, anC
was the first intimation in this sec
ton that Uncle john entertained
serious matrimonial intentions
However, his great many friend
join the BULLETIN in wishing hin
and his bride the smoothest kind @
a pathway down life's trail. MI
Portlock and his new wife hav
gone to California to spend thei
honeymoon
Married, in Boise City, Jan. 1
1899, Mr.. George Lifts and Mrs
Lottie Howeth. Sundays States
man gives the following particular
of the marriage: "On Wednesday
Jan. II, very pretty wedding too
place at the home of Mr.. aud Mrs
Frank Nourse on Main street. Nj
George Lifts of Boise and Mrs. Lot
tie Howeth of Mountain Home wer
united in marriage. Rev. Fife off
ciating. The parlors were beaut
fully decorated with roses and cal
nations and the dining room i
white and green. The bride wor
an elegant costume of tan sill
trimmed with gold passamenteri
and white chiffon and carried a