Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1899-11-02
THURSDAY, Nov. 2, 1899.
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SAFE III duOIueT column.
L. T. Wilcox returned home Sun
day evening from Oregon.
Herbert Kelsey returned to school
at Weiser Mont lay evening.
Carter Edwards of Glenn's Ferry
spent Sunday in this place.
w. A. Reynolds has sold his fine
driving horses to Frank Boyd.
Owing to i'll health Miss Edna
Hice has been compelled to quit
school.
Childrens mittens, gloves, hoods,
facinators and shawls. Chas. r.
Kelsey & Co.
Will T. and John Montgomery
recently purchased 700 ewes from
Joseph Pence.
Judge Sinnott and w. D. Rev
nolds will tomorrow make business
visit at Glenn's Ferry.
Mrs. G. w. Hill last week pur-
chased 1000 head of sheep from
Joseph Pence of Boise.
Mackintoshes, mackintoshes,
mackintoshes, women, men and
children. Chas. r. Kelsey & Co.
Perry Waters, By McWilliams
and Charlie Wheeler have gone to
Sumpter, Or, to try their luck.
r. T. Zaspel, formerly a wool
grower of this place, is now propri-
etor of the Royal lodging house in
Boise.
Archdeacon Jennings will preach
in the Episcopal church this even
ing at 8 O'Clock. Public cordially
invited.
Miss Annie Rudisiil entertained
a large number of young friends at
the residence of her parents last
Thursday evening.
The Eastern Star Chapter of this
place is hourishing-six new mem
bers having been initiated at meet
last Saturday night.
VIM. Murphy will soon remove
his shoe-shop building to the vacant
lot adjoining G. w. Burns dwelling
house on Atlanta avenue, and just
east of the Commercial hotel.
Charles Turner has sold his
dwelling house to John Black of
Bruneau, Consideration 1925. We
are told that Mrs. Turner and child
rem will soon depart for the east.
AT meeting of the directors OF
the Citizens State Bank, held Sat
nrday Afternoon, f. P. AXE was elect
ed president and A. G. Smith vice
president. The cashier has not yet
been selected.
A. d. Morrison, formerly resi-
dent Of Idaho Falls but now residing
in Chicago, and NJ T. Holmes Of
the National Smelling and Refining
Co., went up to Dixie last Saturday
and inspected Dan Reber's mine.
J. r. Butler has leased the Hill
Station, Is miles east of this place
on the Rocky Bar road, and he and
Mrs. Butler will make it pleasant
and comfortable for all travellers
who may patronize this old ano
we'll known travellers rest.
Early last Saturday morning two
horses were stolen from H. H. Nc
Mannis. 1t was a bold act, for the
horses were taken from an inclosur'
around the dwelling house, wher,
they were grazing, and almost ii
the heart of the town. AS yet there
is no clue of the thief.
Col. Chas. w. Miller came il
from Atlanta Saturday evening, ex
pecting to go to Meadville, Pa, t
see his sick daughter. But to hi
great qualification he learned by
telegraph soon after arriving her,
that the young lady was out q
all danger and rapidly recovering
Hence he will postpone his visi
east for several weeks.
The Congregational ladies wi
give Poverty Social at the churcl
next Friday night, Nov. 3. All ar
expected to attend dressed in tn
oldest and most ragged clothes the,
possess or can borrow. Failure t.
do this is breach of etiquette
Program appropriate to the occa
sion. Refreshments will be served
Admission at door ten cents. Come
The Mountain Home dramati
club has recently been reorganize
with several new members, and the
are now rehearsing popular pla
with the intention of giving an il
tertainment in this place about tn
25th instant for the benefit of Mr.
B1rton and child. 1t is surely
worthy object and the opera hou'
should be filled to OVERLOOKING O
that evening.
Theodore Pierce was here Monda
from his ranch on Smiths prair
for winter supplies. He says
number of additional families ha,
settled in that section this fall al
that next year the people of Smith
prairie will petition the commits
toner's for an election precinct an
also for new school district. /
AL ast;poafao Tho vote now at not 10