Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1899-07-20
THURSDAY, July 20, 1899.
w. d. REYNOLDS for insurance.

place tuesday.
State sheep inspector Chattin was
In Boise yesterday.
Mrs. Nieukirk and children have
,yone to Illinois to visit relatives.
Mrs. DR.. Swan and children re-
turned Monday night from visit
At Shoshone.
Head Light Oil 1926 per case
and Gasoline at $3.50 per case, at
Fletcher's.
Fred Cooper of Little Camas was
here Monday on business before the
commissioners.
Are you insured against fire? If
not, call on w. D. Reynolds and be
fixed up.
Mas. Epperson of Boise is visiting
with Mrs. Geo. w. Hill at her ranch
neav this place.
Your choice of any mans straw
or crash hat in the house, Csc. G..
r. Kelsey Il Co.
The Catholic ladies' social on
Tony Wolfe's lawn last evening was
largely attended.
Clarence and Ed Manion have
gone to the mountains for some
fishing and other fun.
Fruit jars, pints, quarts, half
gallons, extra tops and rubbers.
Chas. r. Kelsey & Co.
After an absence of five or six
years in Missouri, Jonah Rudisill
has returned to this place.
Il. F.. Woodwork, prominent
mining man of Rocky Bar, has gone
TO Denver for short visit,
Mrs. Payne has for several days
suffered greatly from an attack of
neuralgia in the face and head.
Rev. s. J. Jennings will hold d.
vine services at the usual hours in
the Episcopal church next Sunday,
the 23d.
John Brady has gone to Weiser,
where he has accepted a position on
the new rsilroad from that place to
Seven Devils.
yAl Stedman has closed his saloon
in this place and Rudolph Larsen
has purchased the bar and fixtures
and removed them to Glenn's Ferry,
where he will open new saloon.
Lawns, organizes, swisses, dimi-
ties cords, etc., in two lots, sc and
Zoe yard; former price 81, n, 10,
124, Is and zoe. Chas. R. Kelsey
& Co.
HI. w. Tanner returned home
Sunday night from Montana, where
hespent about six weeks shearing
sheep. He reports wool selling in
Montana at 10 and 20 cents per
pound.
G. S. Mark, editor of the Albion
Times, and Miss Florence T. Griest,
one of the Normal School faculty,
were married in Albion on July 10.
May much happiness attend you
and yours, brother Mark.
w. ]. Turner spent Saturday
and Sunday at the Capital city.
He was accompanied by his little
son Everett, whom he took along as
mascot or body guard, we don't
know which.
r. S. Story of Albion spent Sun
day and Monday in this place. We
did not meet the gentleman but are
told that he is favorably impressed
with some of our people and that
his heart is full of Hope for the flu
ture prosperity of Mountain Home.
Roscoe Smith, w, D. Reynolds,
r. F. Griffith and R. P. Chattin
spent Sunday fishing in Longtom
creek, and were quite successful.
Our friend, the jeweler, kindly re-
nembered the BULLETIN family by
sending us nice string of speckled
mountain trout.
We have received several rich
gold ore specimens sent by Super
intendent Clemens of the Blackstone
mine on Big Camas. IF there is
good quantity of similar rock in
sight, the Blackstone is certainly
valuable property. These speci-
mems are on exhibition at this Office.
w. A. Reynolds returned from
Little Camas Monday evening,
where he had conveyed his father
and mother, who will, accompanied
by Walter Tanner, remain in that
section for several weeks. All hope
that the change may be highly bene-
fetal to "Pap" Reynolds, who is
slowly recovering from an attack of
paralysis.
Bishop Leonard of Salt Lake and
Rev. Jennings of Nampa held con-
frmation services in the Episcopal
church in this place Tuesday even
ing-the Bishop delivering very
eloquent and interesting sermon to
a large audience. Miss Belle NAL
lison was baptised and the following
persons received the sacred and
solemn rites of confirmation: Mrs
C. H. Keefer, Mrs. T. Boyd, Roy
Bell and Neal Madison.