Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1899-10-12

Soap. for sale by }. $. ACKER * co.
Geo. P. Hall of Garnet was on
our streets Tuesday.
Nelse Davis returned home last
evening from Atlanta.
Miss Tennie Pigg, who has been
very i'll. is now recovering.
Hair cut 25c, shave 15c, George
Costiff, the workingman's friend.
Mr. and Mrs. Dan Reber Of Dixie
spent Sunday in this place.
DR.. Swan has recently purchased
a fine carriage for family use.
Cash counts, buy of US and get
the discounts. Chas. r. Kelsey q
Co.
VIM. E. Wilson and wife were
visitors here yesterday from Ben
nett creek.
Rev. C. Il. Mason and wife are
III Boise attending the annual meet
ing of the Congregational churches.
The Helfrich Mercantile Com
pany will to-day commence mater
ial Improvements on the Jackson
avenue front Of their building.
j. ]. Little and son Henry came
up from their placer diggings on
Snake river. They are getting
everything in shape for washing out
the yellow stuff this winter.
We have line of Blankets that
will melt ice. See them and feel
them. Chas. r. Kelsey & Co.
Miss Manion was on the sick list
Monday, and Mrs. Perky kindly
took charge of the second informed
late room in the public schools for
that day.
The Falls Power plant and bust
ness, conducted by Asa Abbott at
American Falls, has been sold to
the Oneida News Publishing COM
pany, at Malad.
Sergeant Hanique, recently re-
turned from Manila to Boise, was a
visitor here Saturday. He will
probably spend the winter develop,
ing his mines near Pine Grove.
Hosiery for ladies at 25 cents and
also at 80 cents, three pairs for one
dollar, are trade winners for us and
extra values for you. Chas. R
Kelsey d Co.
1t is reported that r. p. Chattir
has bought all the right and title
of Dorsey Jones Il Slack to about
1000 wild donkeys now ranging
along the Snake river flats opposite
Grand View, and that he intends tc
eXterminate these almost worthless
animals that have for years DESTROY
ed all grasses and white sage in thai
section.
John G. Hayes, formerly o
Rocky Bar, has again returned Il
the west from Canada, having beer
telegraphed to come to Walkervillt
and take charge Of a quartz mill a
a salary Of $500 per day-all o
which is pleasing news to his friends
in this section. Johnny says Mon
tana is far ahead OF Idaho as a min
ing country-wages better anC
steady work.
Sixteen pretty little girls assem-
bled by invitation at the residence
of Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Nolan Mon
day evening to celebrate the ami
versary OF the birth of Leta Nolan
their daughter, she being 6 year
old on that day. All sorts of daint,
refreshments were served and in
nocent games enjoyed by her guests
after which they departed wishing
Leta many such happy annual oc
casions.
Bishop Funston delivered a very
interesting and instructive sermon
in the Episcopal church last even
ing. He is forcible and pleasin,
speaker and very favorably impress
ed all his hearers. At the conclu
sion of his remarks, he, aided b,
Archdeacon Jennings, administered
the sacred rites of confirmation t,
Misses Ida Fitzwater, Lille Ben
nett and May Burns. Bishol
Funston will remain in town unit
the departure Of the west-bounC
train this evening.
A few days ago Walter Tame
received a letter from his brother
Louis Tanner, who is now on tn
road in Wyoming with large band
of sheep going east. Herelates tina
at a point about IS miles north c
Larimie he and his companions dis
covered the body of a young gin
chat had been dead about tw
months. Her body-had been badl
mutilated by coyotes and at th
. time of writing her identity had nc
3 been disclosed. She was about |
years ofage. Mr.. Tanner and part
notified the coroner Of their ghastl