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

THURSDAY, Oct. u, 1899.
Frosty nights and the leaves fall

Cee tno ne" ciotulDS just arrived
at Helfrioh's.
District court will convene here
next Monday.
Read Frank Boyd's new livery
advertisement.
Mrs. Madison has returned home
from visit at Haley.
The Grand Lodge of Odd Fellows
will meet at Weiser Oct. Is.
JEFF Whitson, of Bruneau, spent
several days this week in this place.
DR.. Swan, our resident dentist,
has gone to Atlanta on a profession
al trip.
Head Light Oil SO 25 per case
a and Gasoline at $3.50 per case, at
n Fletcher's.
Mrs. B. G. Mullins of Bliss is
visiting with her son, Prof. Mullins,
and family.
Mrs. Dan Reber of Dixie, is in
this place and the guest of Mrs. w.
ID. Reynolds.
Regular monthly Masonic meet
ing at Pythian hall next Wednes-
fay evening.
A. B. Slater, of the firm of La
Sale & Co., woolgrowers, was in
Down Saturday.
Mrs. John Smith and children
visited at Glenn's Ferry the latter
part OF last week.
Harry Willis has charge Of the
lumber yard during Mr.. Wilcox s
absence in Oregon.
Helfrich is receiving a large lot
of new clothing and other goods.
Go there for bargains.
Commissioner Stanfeld will leave
This week for a protracted visit to
Che Sandwich Islands.
We believe in expansion of trade
4nd contraction of prices. Try US.
Chas. r. Kelsey e. Co.
Mrs. w. G. Reynolds was taken
suddenly i'll Tuesday night and has
not yet entirely recovered.
Just Received = French Plate
Mirrors, Linoleum Carpets, Wall
PAPER, at Cowen & Whitney's.
Engineer J r. Newton of Glenn's
Ferry was here Saturday, on bust
ness at the Recorders office.
Mrs. Glenn, proprietress of the
popular Commercial Hotel, has re-
covered from her recent illness.
That was neat and merited
compliment the Board of Commits
6ioners yesterday paid our brave
soldier boys.
1t is reported that Mountain
Home is soon to have another bar
ben shop. 1t will be next to the
Palace and magnifcently equipped.
Through an unintentional over
sight last week, the name of Miss
Lizzie Linehan was omitted from
the list of high school pupils neither
hbsent nor tardy.
A very large line of ladies, Misses
and childrens fall and winter hats
just received. Prices are made to
sell them. Call and see. J. S.
Acker & Co.
John Neil, jim Portlock, Joe
Black and Mr.. Allen brought in a
drove Of horses from Owyhee county
Monday, and shipped eight carloads
east on Tuesday.
Miriam Lodge No. 16, o. e. S.,
viii hold a regular meeting in Pyth-
ian hall next Saturday evening al
8o' o'clock, and full attendance Of
Members is requested.
The Walker brothers, on Cold
Spring creek, will certainly have g
few tons of hay for sale-they hay.
ing this season stacked about 7, 00C
tons on their two ranches.
Wm. Murphy, the artistic boot
and shoemaker of Glenn's Ferry
vas in this place Monday. We are
pleased to learn that Mr.. Murphy
municipalities removing to Mountain
Home soon.
Misses Laura and Mary johnson
will depart Sunday evening fol
Iowa, where they will spend this
winter with their grandmother. II
advance of their going the BULLETn
wishes these popular young ladies
very pleasant journey.
Architect Campbell of Boise wal
n this place few days ago. HI
irew the plans for Turner's magni
hcept hotel in this town, the out
asdsswalls of which are about com
eleted, and while here bestowed
much praise on Charlie Chester anC
2. B. Shelley, the bosses of tn
rick work, for their thorough AM
lrtihtic labors.
Receiver r. N. Griffith completed
be sale of the effects of the lat
irm of Geo. S. Rice & Co., Tuesda,
wening. C. r. Kelsey & Co
ought the store buildings and tire
ots and the warehouse on the rail
pad, bidding $3.50. This sal
must be confirmed by the distric
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