Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1899-04-20
THURSDAY, April 20, 1899.

first-class white cook.
John Bryant of Louise creek sta
ton, spent Sunday in this place.
Lawyer Wolfe made profession
al visit TO the State Capital Tues
day.
Supt. Jack Harris is making
many street improvements this
week
c. M. Click, the affable represent
alive of the N. Y. Life, is again in
this place.
Boys waists for summer Just in
at IS, so and rs cents and $1.OO.
Chas. r. Kelsey & Co.
Harry Fultz, who spent the win
ter in Anaconda, has returned to
Glenn's Ferry.
Mrs. Reed departed Sunday even
ing for Caldwell, on two weeks
visit with relatives.
Carpets and mattings at prices
that cannot be beat at Cowen &
Whitneys'.
Attorney Frank Wyman of Boise
spent Monday in this place on pro-
fessional business.
Supt. Vaughn, of the Yuba groupe
of mines near Atlanta, is daily ex-
pected to arrive from London.
Mark Kuhn, of the house of Kiesel
& Co., Ogden, was rustling for or
ders in this place yesterday.
Adm Hall was in town yesterday
from Bennett creek, to get a supply
of coal for the Cold Spring school.
Miss Ethel Hicks has returned
from Atlanta, where she had been
teaching school during the past win
ter.
Banker John G.. Gray returned
Sunday evening from Salt Lake ac-
companied by his wife and chill
dren.
Tents, wagon covers, tarpaulins,
and canvass by the yard. Get our
prices and save money. Chas. R.
Kelsey & Co.
Rudolph Larsen, a popular gen.
tleman from Glenu's Ferry, is now
on the night watch at Jake Often
heimer's saloon.
Miss Mary Gray continues to re-
ceive the very latest styles in milf
merry goods at her store. Cheap sailor
hats, $1.00 each.
Davis Ewing. manager of the
Daisy mines at Pine Grove, and two
other mining men, departed for
Pine Grove by Tuesdays stage.
Ladies skirts, brilliantine, novel
ty goods and in ducks, latest pat
terms at rs cents, $1.00 and up to
$3.50. Chas. r. Kelsey & Co.
Let every Christian Endeavorer
make a committee of one to help
in arranging for the State conven-
ton, to be held in this place next
month.
Mrs. M. C. Smith, mother of Au-
ditor and Recorder Smith, returned
here Sunday night from Denver
where she had been visiting since
last fall.
If you want boys and youths
shirts, underwear, clothing, hats,
ETC., we have them in large variety.
Chas. r. Kelsey & Co.
is. Lewis, who has been so
journing at the Soldiers Home in
Boise this winter, came in Monday
He will visit his old Owyhee
friends before returning to Boise.
Sam S. Brady returned FRIDAY
morning from away down in Ole
Tennessee, where he spent the winter
with relatives. Sam thinks Idaho
is a pretty good country to stay by
Ladies' summer ties and OXFORD
shoes in blacks and tans at 81 SO
$l.75, $500. 1926 and 50. so pc
pair. Chas. r. Kelsey & Co.
The Odd Fellows anniversar,
ball takes place next Wednesda.
evening at Hungerford's opera house
The Columbia orchestra of Bots
will furnish the music, which shoult
be a drawing card of itself. LIE
everybody attend and enjoy pleas
ant time that night.
A gentleman from Rocky Bar tell
us that the people of that camp ar
seriously vexed at the irregula
manner in which they receive thel
mail matter from this place, pal
ticularly packages and paper mai
and that they purpose having
thorough investigation to ascertai
where the fault lies.
Mrs. Glenn has just had the Con
mercirl hotel repapered, repainte
and thoroughly renovated through
out, and also has secured the Sc
vices Of an experienced white cool
Under the management of Mr.
Glenn the Commercial ID becomin
noted for it's good accommodation
and attentive treatment for al
and deserves the patronage OF Il
public.