Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1899-06-22
THURSDAY, June %, 1899.
Head Light Oil at Fletcher's fol

SIX flag ribbon, ana ~ Genus
per yard, Chas. r. Kelsey q Co.
Mre. A. Rosenheim will return
hom g Tuesday evening from North
Idaho.
Born, in Mountain Home, Idaho,
June II, 1899, to the wife of l.. t.
Will cox. son.
Miss Hope Pyburn has been Sc
1ected as a teacher in the Albion
public school.
Ice cream freezers, 2 at. 5000, 3
OF. $2.75, A Of. 1926, 6 at. $3.50,
Chas. R. Kelsey & Co.
Rev. S. J. Jennings will preach
in the Episcopal church next Sun
day morning and evening.
Miss Ruth Robbins of Bruneau
has been for several days visiting
with Mrs. Reed in this place.
M osquito net, bolt 10 yards SOC.
Wire screen cloth all widths, zoe
per yard, Chas. R. Kelsey & Co.
Miss La We're Bell entertains
abou t 20 little friends this afternoon
/, in honor of the tenth anniversary of
her birth.
G. 10. E. Butler of Atlanta came
in Friday evening on business be-
! fore the Probate Court, and returh-
ed b ONE the next day.
Flag bunting for July 4th war
ranted not to fade or run, 10 cents
yard, six different patterns, Chas.
r. Kelsey & Co.
M r. and Mrs. John Portlock came
in fir ON Bruneau Saturday and that
evening assisted at instituting the
new Eastern Star lodge in this
place.
Misses Minnie Tanner, Hope Py-
burn and Maude Pence, who gradu-
ated at the Albion Normal and were
awarded life diplomas, returned
HON Saturday night.
Manager Vaughan of the English
6ompany's mines near Atlanta, has
returned from London and went up
TO his mines by Tuesdays stage.
He will Immediately resume oper-
atoms in the mines and mill.
w. D. Reynolds has purchased
the Insurance and real estate agency
business of r. N. Griffith, which he
Twill conduct in conjunction with his
J fine watch and jewelry establish
inent at the drug store corner. Mr.
Reynolds represents number OF
the best insurance companies in the
United States.
City Marshal Carroll arrested
Yong Sing Tuesday on the charge
of m intaining a nuisance by keep
ing a hog-pen within town limits
and near the rear of Searchtield'f
stable He was notified by the
Marshal to abate the nuisance but
needed not the advice. Judge Swar
taxed him $500 for his stubborness
In conversation with Arthur
Pence few days ago, he informed
Jus that number of telephone in.
sulators had been shot away from
she poles near this place by un
know n parties. Mr.. Pence is pre-,
sident and manager of the Noun
tain Home and Hot Spring tele
phone line, and he says such ma
licious acts are not only annoying
but detrimental to the company
and That if he can possibly discover
who the guilty ones are he will Ger.
tainly prosecute them to the ful
extent of the law.
Miriam Chapter No. 16, Order o
Eastern Star, was instituted in Thu
place last Saturday evening at K
OFF. hill, with the following officers
Worr " Matron, Mrs. G. NJ Payne
Worthy Patron, J. M. Cowen; Sec
retar v, Miss Mabel L. Payne; Treas
urer, John Portlock; Conductor, X
w. S NTH; Associate Conductor, W
"A. Reynolds. Officers Of the Sta
j are: Ada, Mrs. w. A. Reynolds
Ruth Mabel L. Payne; Esther
Mrs. j. M. Cowen; Martha, Mrs
w. Ell. Manion; Electa, Mrs. job
Portlock. There is charter men
bership of %. This chapter ha
started out in a fourishing cond
ton, and has bright future befor
1t.
m Mrs. James Dawson died in Der
yer Colorado, June 16. A note
the BULLETIN from her mother, Mr.
Rouse laux, conveyed the news t
as in the following brief and sa
mann er: 'My dear daughter passe
away this morning at 9:15 O'Clock
! Her long suffering is over. I'll
aching void that fills my heart rel
dels me unable to write more
prese nt." Mrs. Dawson resided
this place several years and WI
highly esteemed by all who kne
her. She had suffered intense
and went to Denver with the hol
of getting relief, which was broug
10 he + only by death. To her agt
mother and Mr.. Dawson and b
two children left to mourn her a
sence, the BULLETIN extends j
coincidence.