Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1900-04-12
Elmore lodge. A. L. q A. M.
THURSDAY, April -, 1900.
Next Sunday will be Easter.
Don't fail to read Fletcher's new


ad.
J. d. Gray and family have re-
turned to Pine Grove
Gid Campbell returned to Rocky
Bar by Yesterdays stage.
Mrs. J. Ottenheimer has been
quite sick duringdhe past week.
Adm Hall and Billy Wilson were
in town yesterday from Bennett
creek.
Ladies, don't forget that at Miss
Gray's is the place to get your
Easter hats.
Mrs. VIM. E. Wilson has been
quite sick for seEsfal days with
spotted fever.
Ex-Commissioner Cal schoff was
in town Saturday from his Cold
Spring farm.
Miss May Kelsey, after short
visit with her parents, has returned
to Weiser academy.
Mrs. Thomas Mellen and daugh-
ter, Miss Nellie, Iwest to Boise by
Monday nights trafh.
Mrs. St. Claire, of Silver City, is
visiting with her sister in this
place, Mrs. jeff Whitson.
IT. McKinnon was here yester-
day from Glenn's Ferry sh aking
hands with numerous friends.
The G. w. Fletcher Co, announce
that they will pay par for the April
issue of Gilmore county warrants.
R. d. Gorby, the popular consta.
BILE of Glenn's Ferry precinct, made
this Office a pleasant call last Sat
urday.
Senator Bailey Of Little Camas
spent Monday IA fhis place and
was heartily greeted by many
friends.
J. j. Little and wife came up from
Snake river last week. Mr.. Little
will soon resume his position as wa.
ter master for the reservoir canal
company.
Henry Swanholm came dowr
from Rocky Bar Sunday on BIZ
way to Boise to visit his family
He thinks the old Bar will take Oh
pew life this summer.
The friends of Vim. Sears (Mc
Keon) who went to k,ondike about
two years ago from Bruneau, vii
be pleased to learn that fortune has
favored him and that he is now il
aii1uent circumstances.
Mr.. Adams, superintendent c
the Bascom group of mines, wen
up to that property few days ag
to renew work on the Climax, klon
dixie and other mining claims re
Gently purchased from Nicholson q
Co.
The Citizens State Bank announc
that they will pag2ioo cents on tn
dollar for any Of thelApril issue 0
county warrants Whenever 70
have warrants for sale don't fail t
get their prices before offering else
where.
A Dewey May day ball is to b
given at Glenn's Ferry on the even
ing of the 1st by the Locomotiv
Firemen, and il goes without say
ing that it will be one of the mos
enjoyable affairs of the season
Don't fail to attend.
Miss Esther Perky, daughtar c
LAWYER X. |. Perky and wife, cell
brated the Sth anniversary of he
birth .ast Saturday afternoon b
entertaining a number of her lit
friends. A very enjoyable time Wa
had by all in attendance.
The following officers of the G.
society were elected last Monda
for the term of six months; Pres
dent, Miss Manion; Vice Presiden
Mrs. ". A. Mullins; Secretar
Miss Pearl Johnson; Treasure
Miss Mabel L. Payne.
H.G. Snyder, the mining oper
tor, returned from Salt Lake Mo
day night, bringing with him fl
two seat blackboard, which he W
utilize this summer in the mou
tain5. IL Is ududeoiio NSiie
strongly made and cost Mr.. snyd
$40.
Mrs. Albert Rosenheim, arriv
in New York last Saturday al
sailed for Europe Tuesday. In
letter received lfrona her while
New York, she. -sapst ut is su
thing BRYAN will be elected, as IL
city and, in fact, the whole sta
will vote for him.
We are requested to say til
there will be a meeting OF trl
growers at the court house IN {
place at 1:30 p. M, May 20, LII
State horticulturist A. MePhers
will be present, and all persons
all interested in fruit growing, e'
to the cultivation of one tree,
cordially invited to attend.
C. c. Tautphaus of Idaho ia
spent Saturday in this place,
guest OF Hon. E. G. Helfrich
wife. Mr.. Tantphaus spent
year in the klondike and {
Nome gold mines and speaks
ulnw;nor tarp,c nj their richness