Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1899-02-16
THURSDAY, Feb. 16, 1899.

sick for several days.
Boys express wagons, all steel
at $500 each. Chas. r. KELSEY g.
Co.
Geo. w. Lifts came in from Boise
Monday to look after his sheep in
terests.
Charlie, son of Mr.. and Mrs. w.
A. Reynolds, is down with the
measles.
Born, in Mountain Home, Feb.
18th, to the wife OF Marion Daniel,
a daughter.
Chris Baltzer came over from
Bruneau and attended the cake
walk Friday night.
DR.. Smith went to Cold Springs
valley Sunday to attend a sick child
of John McGinness.
Immediately after his return from
Rocky Bar, Sheriff O'Neill started
for Neal on official business.
Ralph and Reva, the little twin
children of Mr. and Mrs. w. D.
Reynolds, are afflicted with measles.
Adm Hall and wife and Miss Kew
came in from Bennett creek and at
tended the cake walk and dance
Friday evening.
Arch Cunningham, G. G. K. of P.
for Idaho, will visit the Mountain
Home lodge officially on Monday
evening next, the Goth.
The BULLETIN is pleased to note
that w. c. Reynolds is gradually
improving and that his ultimate re
oovery is very favorable.
Spring line of mems and boys
hats, comprising all the desirable
shapes, prices from $1.00 to $500
Chas. R. Kelsey & Co.
There will be Catholic services
Sunday, Feb. 18th, at 10 o'clock a
M, at the residence of Father Burri.
Sunday school at 4 o'clock p. m.
County Attorney Sinnott was up
from the Ferry yesterday. He will
remove his family to this place
about the fret of March. They will
occupy John Marley's dwelling
house.
John Marley has sold his Rye
grass ranch to Frank Bown. Mr.
Marley is closing out his property
interests here at sacrifice, prepar.
atory to removing to Yuma, Colo
RADIO. He will place his three little
boys at school in Denver.
The fire company held meeting
Monday night r. P. Chattin ten.
dered his resignation as chief of the
fire department, which was accept.
i ed, and G. e. Corker was elected tc
fill the position. Hereafter the fire.
men will meet the first Tuesday
evening in each month.
Arthur Pence of Hot Spring, spent
Sunday in this place Mr.. Pence
saws there is but little snow in that
section of Bruneau valley and stock
{ generally faired we'll this winter
E The range sheep, he says, have
stood the winter better than thos,
that have been fed alfalfa hay.
Frank Boyd spent several day
last week among the sheep range
across Snake river. He SAYS tina
the firm of Boyd & Lifts had at TIN
commencement of winter 1900
head of sheep and, considering tn
severely of the weather, their los
up to the present time has beef
small.
The Knights of Pytbias installe,
the following officers Monday night
w. A. Reynolds, G, c.; Casper Heir
F. c.; H. G. Hubbell, P; R. A
Easley, NJ. of w; J. A. Purtill, K
of r. & s.; R. F. Whitney, NJ. of F
w. d. Reynolds, NJ. of E II, {
Madison, NJ. at A.; VIM. Hanley
o. G.
Lawyer K. I. Perky writes fror
FIT Recovery, Ohio, Feb. II, an
after wishing to be kindly remen
bered to all friends, adds MIR
Perky has been very sick, but
now better. and think receive
permanent relief We will start o
our return to Mountoin Home in
few days" All of which the man
friends of Mr.. and Mrs. Perky wi
be pleased to learn,
Died, in Mountain Home, ldah'
Feb. II, 1899, Mrs. Rhoda Marie,
wife of John Marley. aged 81 year
The funeral took place Sunday afte
noon at o'clock from the famil
residence. Rev. Mason eonduete
the services. after which a lare
eoneourse of friends followed the n
mains to the cemetery. Mrs. Ma
ley had been sick for several month
and her death was expected for
week or more before she expired
She was kind and loving MOTH
and wife and possessed many war
friends who sympathize with tho
left to mourn her loss. She was I'll
mother of Mrs Chas. Ross of Be
nett creek, who, on account of sic
ness, was unable to attend the fu
eral, and Mr.. Walter w. Fountal
She also leaves three small childre