Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1900-03-01
District court Monday.

District court Monday.
II. w. TannsS>has returned home
from his sheep &a~ge.
For fine full cream cheese 90 to
III. B. Thompson & Co.
Chas. Hopkins was in town
Thursday, from Big Camas.
New Spring goods arriving every
week at ]. NJ. Cowen & Co.'S.
Adm Hall wasinl town Yesterday
from his Bennets~ereek ranch.
How about corn at $l.oo per hun
dred pounds in 500 pound lots.
Chas. r. Kelsey 4 Co.
VIM Wells, .tAe@venerable father
of Mrs. j. OtRnheimeri is this morn
ing reported vury-1ow with pneumo-
MIA.
VIM. b. Baker, a prominent bust
ness man of ST Louis, Mo, is visit
ing with ]. r. Wilkins and family
in Bruneau valley.
Dave Hyde was over from Bru-
.neau Tuesday on business connect
ed with the estate of Dave Coats,
of which he is administrator.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Montgomery
were in town yestcyday from Cold
& Springs, accompanied by Homer
Sessions, brother Of Mrs. Montgom-
cry.
A. R osenheim has appealed from
the decision of the probate court,
wherein he obtafned judgement
against WAasr-Searchield for only
q. $40 aud costs.
A wrong figure caused a serious
error in the adj Of G. w. Fletcher
s Co, last week. Breakfast bacon
should have been quoted at I l cents
instead Of Is.
Mines A. j. Kaiser of Glenns Fer
ny and Henry thinner Of Nampa
were in Mountain Home Monday on
business matters connected with
the county assessors Office.
Charles Garfield, late in the O.
S. L. blacksmith shop, has sold his
residence to Foreman Francom of
the blacksmith shop, and is going
to locate over at High Prairie
Superintendent VIM, Clemens Of
the Blackstone mining company
has returned to Volcano district,
and is making preparation for ac-
tive work in the mine this season.
Engineer John Mulhern has sold
his residence at the Ferry to Con-
stable Gorhy, and departed for Tex
as. Mrs Mulhern will remain with
his sister at Ogden for short time.
They are old timers. Mr. Mnlhern
having built the third dwelling
honse in the Riverside Town.
Yesterday, February 28th, was
Ash Wednesday, the beginning of
Lent. During the forty days inter-
vening between that day and Easter,
period which is observed by relig-
ious denominations, particularly the
Catholic and Episcopal churches as
commemorative of the fasting of
Christ in the wilderness.
Homer Raffenberg, who resided
in Mountain Home and conducted
a draying business in 1899, was last
week committed to the Nevada in
sane ASYLUM from Flko county. He
imagines that the people Of Noun
tain City are organized to do him
bodily harm. Poor Homer-he was
regarded here as a simple-minded
but industrious man.
The Entire Nous Magazine Club
reorganized last Monday afternoon
at the residence of Mrs. II. G. Malli-
son. The following officers were
elected PRESIDENT, Mrs. ]. NJ. Cow.
en-; vice president. Mrs. ]. M. Neil;
secretary and treasurer, Mrs. H. G.
Madison; executive committee, Miss
Mabel L. Payne, Mesdames L. G.
Helfrich and w. d. Reynolds.
The new Chioago-P Portland spe-
cial which will be put on as quick
as it's equipment is ready, which is
expected to be about April 1st, will
be Spinner She will make only
two stops between Glenn's Ferry
and Huntington. These two will
be at Mountain Home and Nampa
She will probably only stop for wa
ter between here and shoshone and
will make no stops at all between
Shoshone and Glenn's Ferry.-Po
catello Tribune.
The Knights Of Pythias Ball held
in the opera house last Thursday
evening was a great success. The
grand march was formed at
o'clock with Mr.. and Mrs. II. G
Mallison in the lead, and soon fully
seventy-hve couples were on the
floor. The decorations in the hal
were emblematie of Washington'c
Birthday and the X Of P order
the stars and stripes floating pro
fusely intermingled with evergreen
and the crossed swords of the Uni
form Rank of the X of 2. Cox
orchestra of Nampa, furnished ex
eellent music which added greatl.
to the success Of the affair. Spec
tators filled the gallery and full
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