Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1899-06-08
THURSDAY, June s, 1899.
M. ~ M. tea, so cents per pound
Chas. r. Kelsey & Co.

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city of Nampa last Saturday.
High patent -four, 80 cents per
sack. Chas. R. Kelsey & Co.
Section Foreman White of Or
chard was in this place Saturday.
Perry Waters and Jack McCuen
departed for Montana last Sunday.
Hams and breakfast bacon, 10
cents per pound. Chas. R. Kelsey
& Co.
Mrs. Bowes and child departed
for Weiser last night to join Mr..
Bowes.
The Fletcher NJ. Co. on Tuesday
received a carload of stock salt
weighing $1,000 pounds.
J. M. Johnson of Boise, accom-
panied by Mr.. Hallowell of Boston,
spent Saturday in this place.
Caldwell creamery butter, 20
cents per pound. Fresh eggs, 20
cents dozen. Chas. +. Kelsey & Co.
This week T. G. Boardman sold
his wool clip of 10000 pounds to J..
M. johnson, at IL cents per pound.
Miss Nellie Mellen returned home
Tuesday evening from Boise, where
she had been attending commercial
college.
Miss Mabel Payne has been very
sick for several days, but at noon
to-day her condition had materially
improved.
The Fletcher Co. yesterday sold
two fine Balm wagons-the purchas-
ers being John Montgomery and c.
III. Rinehart.
Those wishing pictures of the G.
e. Convention or Juniors can get
them by sending 25 cents to G. w
Chinn, DeLamar, Idaho.
Joe Sullaway returned Sunday
from Rocky Bar, where he had been
with his teams loaded with mer'
chandise for Kelsey & Co.
The Christian Endeavor Society
of Mountain Home will have a re
freshmeht stand On the Fourth o
July.
Struckman, the photographer il
Ia Mountain Home, and will be her
for one week. Cabinets $l.50 t.
$500 per doz.
The Ladies Auxiliary of tn
Episcopal church will hold thei
food sale at the residence Of Mrs
Hagar, Saturday afternoon.
A lot of childrens and women
hose in plain and ribbed cotton a
10 cents per pair, were sold at Ii
20 and Is cents. Chas. R. Kelse
& Co.
Miss Kittie Wilkins of Brunea
is visitor in this place. She
anticipating the sale of a larg
number of her horses at advances
prices.
The many friends of Mrs. ]. 4
Purtill will be pleased to know {
her convalescense. She Is now OF
of all danger and on the road to Re
Covery.
Rev. G. E. Mason of this plac
has been invited to give the bacc'
laureate sermon at the commenc
ment exercises of the Weiss
academy.
Owing to Mrs. Bowes' departu
for Weiser, Mrs. E. c. Helfric
royalty entertained that lady an
a number of her friends at the He
frich residence yesterday afternoo
The X. of P. order has leased Il
hall over Roscoe Smiths drug sto
for three years, and will immediat
3 ly cause a new stairway to be erec
ed and make other desired improv
ments about the hall.
Dan Reber returned here Frid,
night from protracted visit in q
eastern States. He immediate
went up to his Dixie mines and
had no opportunity to intervit
him. However, indications are th
Dan will make things hum at Dix
this summer. So mote it be.
Pursuant to adjournment, a ma
meeting of citizens was held in I
Opera House last night in the ms
Ter of celebrating the Fourth. I
committee of arrangements and
Ladies Auxiliary reported progre
outlining the work done SO +
The finance committee report
$l50.50 already subscribed. i
general committee further report
that they decided to leave the m
ter of electing suitable young la
to represent the Goddess of Libe
to the mass meeting of citize
A ballot was taken, in which NJ
Helm received the plurality VI
It was then moved and secon'
that Miss Helm be elected by
ciamation, and carried. The DIR
OF the program submitted shC
bicycle, horse, foot, sack, egg
wheelharrow races and pie-eat
match.