Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1899-02-09
Gilmore Lodge, A. F. q A. M.


day in this place.
AL Stedman was on the sick
list during the past week.
Regular meeting of Guiding Star
Lodge, ID. of r., tonight.
Cake Walk tomorrow evening at
Opera House. Admission % cents.
Supper for the dance Friday
evening at the Commercial Hotel,
800 a couple.
Mark Kuhn, representing Keisel
& Co., of Ogden, came in on this
mornings train.
Jim Pearson, after long tussle
with rheumatism, is now afflicted
with the measles.
Mrs. E. S. Glenn of the Com
mercial Hotel is suffering from a
severe attack of the grip.
Miss Campbell of Emmett is suf.
fering from an attack of the measles
at the residence of Mrs. Reed.
Howard Hobbs of Blackfoot spent
Saturday and Sunday in this place,
visiting his brother Frank Hobbs.
Mrs. G. w. Hill was a visitor in
this place Tuesday, from her beau
tiful home seven miles east of town.
Col. S. d. Wood of Spencer, presi-
dent of the Idaho Woolgrowers' AS
ISOLATION, spent Tuesday in this
place.
Colonel Charles w. Miller de-
parted Friday night for his home in
Meadville, Pa. He will return here
about May.
Zach Hungerford's faithful dray
horse died last Sunday, and Mr..
Hungerford feels keenly the loss Of
his favorite animal. "
J. Stedman is still confined to
his room from serious kidney
trouble, but his numerous friends
have hopes of his recovery.
A cold wave struck this valley
last Friday and continued unti1
Monday night-the thermometer al
times dropping to IL below zero
That cake to be won by the most
graceful and attractive coons to
morrow evening is beauty. We'll
worth exerting every effort to OBJ
tain.
The ladies Of the Episcopa
church will have cooked food sale
Saturday afternoon, Feb. 18th, a,
3 o'clock, at the store of Chas. H
Keefer.
A. Rosenheim, John Neil and J
Ottenheimer each put lot of mer
at work hauling and storing ice
from the reservoir near town, las
Monday.
Jute carpeting will wear equaDtt
an ingram at double the price, m
waste in cutting, reversible, at 81
and so cents per yard. Chas. R
Kelsey & Co.
Dance ribbons will be sold fol
75 cents after the Cake Walk to
morrow evening. Good music has
been secured and pleasant time
provided for all in attendance.
Rev. S. J. Jennings will hold ser
vices in the Episcopal church mex
Sunday morning and evening at thu
usual hours. Holy Communion
will be celebrated after the morning
services.
The BULLETIN has been requested
to ask all Master Masons and mem
bers of their families interested i
the organization of an Eastern Sta
Chapter, to please meet at the resi-
dence of Mr.. G. NJ. Payne Monda
evening next. at 8 o'clock.
Sam Lawrence informs the Ava
lanche that there is to be consider
able activity in river placer mimi
near Grand View this spring. !
fact there are at least twenty me
now in and around Grand Vie
doing preparatory work SO as to /
ready when spring sets in.
The bill to prohibit gamblin
passed the senate by vote of l
to 10, as follows: Ayes-Budg
Brigham, Church, Cary, Easto
4Gooding, Hegstead, Mulliner, M
Murrin, Price, Stacey-11. Nays
Ainsilie, Bailey, Fogg, Hays, HoI
per, Lippincott, Mcdonald, Smit
Wright, Watts-10.
Sheriff James O'Neill starte
Saturday morning for Atlanta
attach the Tahoma mining propert
and mill and put the property
charge of keeper. The suit
brought bv Colonel Chas w. Mi
Ter for $4,000 for services as man
ger, etc, for the past eight year
Wyman Il Wyman are Colonel Mi
ler's attorneys.
Dave Vans appearance befo
Justice Swan for indiscreet acts ha
been SO frequent of late that h
visits, under escort of an office
have become tiresome to the Cou
Tuesday Van was arraigned und
the charge of malicious mischi
but friend agreeing to repair
damage originating from his ma
cious acts, Judge Swan allow
Dave tn lanart hut not before war