Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1899-11-16
THURSDAY, Nov. Is, 1899.
Get your Thanksgiving turkey at
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safe next MONDAY.
John and Robert Noble came in
Sunday night from Boise.
Struckman, the photographer, will
go to Glenn's Ferry next week.
Lawyer Wolfe went to Hagerman
Tuesday, on professional business.
VIM. Cooper has been on the sick
list since his return last week from
Silver City.
ROCK SPRINGS PEACOCK
COAL at Galloway d Wassom's
livery stable.
pap" Keefer went to Glenn's
Ferry Monday evening on a bust
ness visit
Mrs. d. r. lsbel of Athens, Tenn.
is visiting her sister, Mrs. G. w.
Hill, near this place.
Joe Pearson, a pioneer miner of
Rocky Bar, is now placer mining
near Huntington, Or.
Jack Harley, John Benham and
John Jones and family of Bruneau
were in this place Tuesday.
Mrs. Duff came in from Cotton,
Wash, Thursday night, to visit
with her mother, Mrs. Hager.
See the line of ingram carpet,
and rugs, Is cents each. No two
alike. Chas. r. Kelsey & Co.
A. N. Mccall. popular and ca
pable Geographic operator and rail
road agent, is now located at Rex
burg, idaho
Tom Hall, who spent the sum
Glenn's Ferry aid will reopen his
blacksmith shop at that place.
Umbrellas. Just received large
lot all style handles, a, 26 and rs
sizes, at S1,O0 1925 $1.5O$l.75 and
$500. Chas. R. Kelsey & Co.
LATE Clark and family now run
the Star lodging house, where they
are prepared to furnish the public
with clean and comfortable beds.
DIR. J. G. Leonard, the travelling
dentist and lecturer, with his mule
team and dogs, passed through this
place Tuesday. en- route to Arizona
and New Mexico.
Commissioner J. B. Stan6eld and
wife are at Mrs. -Deom's residence
for the winter. Mr.. Stanfield went
70 Three Creek to-day, to return
with his invalid father.
Born, in Mountain Home, Idaho,
Nov IA, 1899, to the wife of C. r.
Rohrer, son. As THIS is Rohrer's
fist boy of seve6 children, he Is the
happiest man in America.
Our line Of capes and jackets are
coming in few al a time. We are
getting them as fast as il is possible
for the manufactures to supply
them. Chas. K. Kelsey d Co.
The mistake of the Kentucky
democrats should be a warning to
y other sections even for county nom
4 nations. Place no man on the
ticket who is likely to split the
party.
L Mrs. B. B. Swan and children
departed Friday evening for Elko,
4 Nevada, where she will make an
extended visit with her parents
and our resident dentist is incon-
solable
The so.called newspaper editor
who changes his politics be-
cause it will put money in his
/ pocket, will become a sneaking
1 thief and rob his own father when
ever opportunity presents itself
n and don't you forget it.
81 about twenty ladies and gentle
men, by invitation, assembled at
the residence of Mr.. and Mrs. w. d.
f Reynolds Tuesday night for a social
E time and to await the promised
meteoric display that did not oc-
cur that night. About II o'clock
the guests we've startled by sounds
4 Of music that entranced the mid
might air. Upon investigation it
approved to be a serenading party
composed Of a male quartet from
aEuterpe Band, with cornet accom-
paniment They were invited in
and requested to do the "entranc.
ng act" again, which they did, but
NRuT informant says that all burros
3ied from a nearby corral.
A recent letter from Miss Mabel
Payne, at Birmingham, Ala, Gays
hat she is experiencing continual
found Of pleasure with relatives,
lnd that her health has improved
Greatly since she arrived in the
sunny South. She also speaks of
the pleasure of meeting and con-
sefsing with Admiral Schley, who
pas in that city last week Learn
Ang Of her residence, the Admiral
fatherly exclaimed: "Bless you,
soung lady from far away Idahop
S Admiral Schley is good dem
scrat, he is now liable to have at
past one supporter in Idaho for the
presidential nomination. TIE yell
~ fever having disappeared from
We southern sea coast, Miss Payne
W. probably extend her visit to
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