Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1899-02-09

Tuesday.
The Chinese New Year com
menced to-day.
f. r. Vincent is recovering from
severe case of la grippe.
Cake Walk at 900 sharp to-
morrow evening at the Opera House.
Mrs. C. w. Burns is still confined
to the house through illness, but is
gradually improving.
Childrens' oestee suits, three
pieces, ages 3 to 8 years. This sea-
sons nobiest styles at 50 90, $3.50.
$500 and $3.50. Chas. R. Kelsey
& Co.
w. c. Mcbride, general agent for
the Rio Grande Railway Co., at
at Butte, was a visitor in this place
Sunday.
DR.. Smith was called to Castle
Creek this week to see Mrs Hender-
son, mother of Mrs. Andrew Griffin
of this place.
Gov Steunenberg has approved
the anii-gambling bill, but it will
not go into effect until 60 days from
the adjournment of the legislature.
Nampa has another paper called
the Sun: issued twice a week. 1t
is neat and newsy, and J. III. Pea
cock, the editor, says it is tied to
no political organization.
There will be Catholic Services
on Sunday, Feb. 18th, at Glenn's
Ferry. Mass at 10 o'clock a. IN.
Sunday School at 3 p, m. Evening
services at 6 o'clock p. m. Father
j. j. Burri.
The Denver Post says Moroni
Clam and Eliza Bake were married
at St. George last week, and the
papers have sent smoker from one
end of Zion to the other by heading
the notice Clam-bake.
Clothing for the larger boys, three
pieces, long pants, ages IL to 20
years, in all desirable pattern
prices ranging from $3.50 to $40 700.
Chas. r. Kelsey & Co.
There is a bill before the legisla-
ture providing that saloon licenses
be issued for no period less than a
Iyear, and also, that all saloons
must be closed on Sundays and on
week days from 10 p. m. to 5 a. m.
Tuesday while George Crandal and
family were at dinner the roof OF
the house was discovered to be on
fire near the stovepipe. The blaze
Twas soon extinguished but not be-
fore it had burned space of sever
al feet around the stoveplpe.
The Rebekahs will endeavor to
entertain their guests tomorrow
evening, to the best of their ability.
They will present, for the first time
in Mountain Home, genuine up-to-
date Cake Walk Various coon steps
will be introduced by these ger
geously dressed people. Only the
small sum of Is cents admission
A general invitation is extended tc
the people of Mountain Home.
The heaviest snow storm evel
known in this section has prevailed
for several days and, seemingly, tn,
end is not yet. The snow is now
ten inches in depth in this vale,
and we may expect to hear that i
is piled up from ten to twenty fee
in the Rocky Bar country. Tn
trains from each way have beef
greatly delayed by snow drifts anc
slides for the past three or fou
DAYS. tbs feared that the big sheer
bande down on the Snake river viii
be almost wiped out if the storm
does not soon abate.
The 18th anniversary of the or
ganization of the Christian Endea
vor Society in the United State
was observed at the Congregations
church Sunday evening. A Rain
bow program was presented. Th
seven colors being represented by
: different members of the society
n who each read an appropriat,
r comparison to some part of the {
E. Society. A number of appropri
ate hymns were sung. The leade
was L. E. Simpson, president of tn
Mountain Home c. E. Society.
The coyotes have caused NOR
z trouble to the sheep men this win
n ter than for a number of years, an
n as the lambing season draws mig
v the sheep men are devising variou
e WAYS to allay the rayages of tn
Il pests AMONG the lambs Fred GooC
2 ing, one of our most extensive shee
1 owners, bought Twelve head
e, horses from Judge Eveleth on Sa
a. urday last. When the Landing sci
g son begins it is his intention to tai
: horse near each camp, shoot
y and then fill the carcass with strycl
D, nine. AS the coyotes have a veal
ness for horse flesh this method wi
n lesssd their number and result
% saving many lambs.-Shoshor
" Journal.