Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1899-02-02
Gilmore Lodge. A. r. a A. nj.
THURSDAY, Feb. 2, 1899.
Lunches of all kinds at Albert's


visitor here Tuesday.
Ben Harris of Bruneau went to
Albion by Monday nights train.
James Winters, a young man
about rs, is down with the measles.
Boys express wagons, all steel
at $500 each. Chas. R. Kelsey &
Co.
Uncle R. M. Stone is reported
very sick at his home in Little val
ley.
Dan Reber, the Dixie mining SUI
perintendent, departed for Chicago
Monday night.
DR.. Smith was called to Bruneau
Tuesday tc attend Mrs. A. j. Har-
ley, who was reported very sick.
Spring line of mems and boys
hats, comprising all the desirab bile
shapes. prices from $100 to $500.
Chas. R. Kelsey & Co.
Bluebellied Yanks and Johnny
Rebs will walk arm-in-arm together
by partaking of those dishes of Bos-
ton baked beans at Prince Albert's.
Maroni Johnson is engaged at re-
moving and reconstructing Commo-
dore Jackson's residence, about 8
miles from this place, on the Rocky
Bar road.
Childrens' oestee suits, three
pieces, ages 3 to 8 years. This sea-
sons nobiest styles at 5000, $3.50.
$500 and $3.50. Chas. R. Kelsey
q Co.
Found-A Masonic watch charm
which the owner can have by call
ing at Charlie Howeth's Palace,
prove property and pay for the pub
lication of this notice.
Commissioner John Holland has
gone to Albion to visit his two
daughters, who are attending the
State Normal school. Mr., Holland
may not return before April.
Martin Knittle and Lyman Hay
hurst, after spending several weeks
in this burgh, returned to Rocky Bar
on Mondays stage. they are both
jolly good fellows and we all dis
liked to see them depart. II
Chairman Morrison of the Gold
bug State Central Committee visited
Mountain Home last week and, pre-
sumably, fixed matters so that the
Republican was awarded the coun-
ty printing contract by the com
missioners at figures not less than
$500 higher than the BULLETIN Of
fered to do the work. We, however,
have to particular kick to make, be-
cause Holland and Stanfeld &C
knowledge they were elected by
Democratic voters. l.
Frank Bovd and wife and w. D.
Reynolds returned Sunday night
from Denver, where Mr.. Bovd went
: as an Idaho delegate to the Ma.
tional Stockgrowers' Convention,
which was attended by sheep and
cattle men from all parts OF thu
country, and the deliberations
proved of much import to thest
great industries. While in Denves
they called upon Mrs. James Davi
son, formerly resident of this place
but who is now hopeless invalid
Mrs Dawson, though realizing thai
her days upon this earth are mum
bered, seemed cheerful and re
signed to her fate. Her good ole
mother, Mrs. Rouselaux, is with he
and rendering all comfort in he
power.
Have you ever seen a genuin
cake walk, where colored bellies am
swells decked out in silks am
satins, where every move is an at
titude and every attitude study
Where each couple strive to outd
the other in point of grace and at
tractiveness2 Where the favorabl
decision is awarded to one Of tn
contestant couples and they oval
off with dat cake2" If you hav
not, then be sure to attend the Re
bekah cake walk and dance at tn
Opera House on the evening c
February 10th. General admission
70 cents. Dance ribbons will b
sold, after the cake walk, TO
IS cents. There will be good must
and an enjoyable time is promises
all who attend.
j. G. Tufts few days ago re
celved letter announcing the deaf
OF W. A. Jaycox, which occurred
u Harrison, N. Y, Jan. y. The lie
ter was from sister OF Mr.. Jayco'
and stated that he arrived thel
from the West few days befol
christmas, and realizing that b
could live but short time, calml
discussed his approaching end, bel
glhg his relatives to grieve not
MS absence, because he felt that /
would enter a better and happit
world, MIR. Jaycox indited his ow
OBITUARY notice, which was put
hshed in the New York papers. II
viii be remembered as lawyer, a
hlcted with consumption, who r
NAMED in this place several montl
last summer and who made mar
warm friends here. He left tn
place during the month of Octob
last.