Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1899-05-25
THURSDAY, May 25, 1899.
Decoration Day-May Both.

II. VI. pii}ucE Was III bOWD 0uu-
day from his Cat creek mines.
Mrs. E. H. Jones is recovering
from her recent serious illness.
Born, in Mountain Home, May
%, to the wife of L. L.Pettyjohn, a
son. ~a-
A. Rosenheim made a flying bust
ness trip to Glenn's Ferry Sunday
evening.
Mrs. F. P. AXE is afflicted with
spotted fever; also her little daugh-
ter Mamie.
Attorneys Perky and Howie went
to Bruneau Monday, each on pro-
fessional business.
Fred Rieger, the popular repre-
sentative of Block & Co. Salt Lake,
was in this place Sunday.
Col. Geo. A. Williams, the we'll
known mining promoter, has gone
to Boston on mining deal.
w. B. Hamley and D. McGilverry,
two mine promoters of Walla Wal
la, went up to Bonaparte Monday.
Geo. w. Fletcher has gone up to
his South Boise ranch to look after
his focks of sheep and other mat
ters.
Hame and Breakfast Bacon,
Swifts. Armours or Cudehys. 10
cents per pound. Chas. R. Kelsey
81 Co.
Ira Schoff, Peter Minkler and
r. Judy of Glenn's Ferry made
this office a pleasant call last Sat
urday.
Mems and boys crash and straw
hats, the hot weather head cover
ings, Is cents up to 800. Chas
r. Kelsey & Co.
John Raker came over from
Bruneau Sunday afflicted with &
severe fever. He is we'll cared fol
at Mrs. Reeds house.
Mr.. Jennings, superintendent o
the Bonaparte mines, pass &c
through this place Saturday Ell
route to Walla Walla.
Judge Sinnott returned hom
Sunday night from Evanston. Wyo
where he had been attending a ses
sion of the A. o. U. W.
Albert Rosenheim and Jake Oh
tenheimer have each recently sc
cured fine National cash registe
for their places of business.
Children's wash suits, sizes 4 t
IL years, blouse and pants, nea
patterns, we'll made, nicely trimmed
at $1.OO, $125 and $3.50. Chas. 1
Kelsey & Co.
The postoffice at this place ha
been raised to what is termed $
presidential Office the salary no.
being fixed at $1,000 per year, wit
allowances for rent and clerk.
After spending the winter
Salt Lake and San Francisco, Gle
A A. Mccormick returned to tn
place Monday. He will devote h
] time this summer to developing h
q Lime creek mines.
George Costiff has opened ba
j Der shop next door to J. Ottenhein
er's saloon. He is good and car
full barber and should receive
share of public patronage.
Grape Nuts, Flaked Rice, Wines
inc, Pettijohn Breakfast Foe
Mothers Mush, Germade. A dill
erent mush for each morning IN Il
week. Always fresh. Chas.
Kelsey & Co.
VIM. Hanley, clerk of the seh'
board, has posted notices calling
election on Monday, June B,
two school trustees-one for TIN
years and one for one year-H
frich and Chatten's time havl
expired on that date.
A. Mcpherson, state hortleult
ist has been in this section seve
DAYS. He says that the eondlt
of fruit in this locality compares
vorably with other sections OF
State, and that we will have g
crops of French prunes, app
pears and cherries.
Lawyer Wolfe informs US thai
the habeas corpus case of Eta \
Scott va. Mrs. Query, for the
and custody of . 2zyear-old
Judge stockslager ordered the c
to be delivered to- the mother,
the little fellow was transferred
the custoday of Miss Scott.
County Surveyor Rhoades 81
several days last week at
Grove, doing underground sur
ing in the Daisy mine. lie
that five new stamps have beer
Gently added to the Daisy
and that Superintendent Ewir
making preparation for a great
of development work in his n
during this summer. EVeryt
indicates that Pine Grove wi
quite lively at an early day