Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1900-05-03
THURSDAY, May 8, 1900.
Masons meet next Wednesday
evening.

John and William Benham were
over from Bruneau Tuesday.
Fred Cooper was down from Lit
tie Camas Tuesday on business.
Lawyer Wolfe made flying trip
to Boise and back Monday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. N. johnson of
Pine Grove spent Friday in this
place.
Fresh Strawberries received e-ery
moraisg at H. B. Thompson g. Co.'S
store.
Mrs. ]. s. Acker and children
have returned home after visiting
in Salt Lake.
Jeff Bogard, we are told, is ex-
pected. to return here from Klon-
dixie this summer.
Ice cream freezers, ice picks,
lemon squeezers, lunch baskets, etc.
Chas. R. Kelsey & Co.
Max Ottenheimer, travelling sales
man for Siegel Il Co., of Salt Lake,
went to Rocky Bar Tuesday.
The new pulley belt. Call and see
them. The latest thing in ladies'
wear. Chas. R. Kelsey & Co.
II. J. Kimball, solicitor for the
Boise Statesman, made the BuLLE-
TIN friendly call last Saturday.
Mrs. D. B. Hill and daughter,
Arda, have gone to Sinker to spend
the summer with Mrs. Hills par
ents.
Wiley Daniel and wife departed
Tuesday for Long Tom valley,
where they will remain during the
summer
Lunch goods of all kinds, tamales,
potted meats, imported sardines,
sances. catsups, etc. Chas. R. Kel-
sey & Co
VIM Murphy, our popular boot
and shoemaker, spent Monday and
Tuesday visiting with old friends
at Glenn's Ferry.
Henry Ellison came down from
Melton's station on the Rocky Bar
road and Monday morning returned
accompanied by Mrs. Ellison.
For mems wear, undercIothing,
summer shirts, mens' and boys
summer hats and caps. Chas. r.
Kelsey & Co.
The Bit groupe of mines, on Red
Warrior hill, near Rocky Bar, have
been sold to Spokane parties, but
the consideration we did not learn.
Probate Judge White and Public
Administrator Ake-went to Slater
creek Tuesday morning to attend
to matters CONNECTED with the Rice
estate
Ladies' accordian plated under
skirts, in a large lot ofpatterns and
wide range of prices. Chas. r. Kel-
sey d Co.
Miss Lille B. Nichols, the popu-
lar and talented school teacher at
Glenn's Ferry, was visitor here
Sunday and the guest of Judge and
Mrs. Sinnott.
The Democratic county central
committee will meet in this place
next Saturday to start the political
campaign ball of the patriots roll
ing in Gilmore county.
AS there are matters of great i'm
portance to come before the Demo-
cratic county central committee at
their meeting next Saturday, it is
hoped that every honorable and
true Democrat of the committee
will be present.
The public school in tn is place
closed last Friday. The Sth grade,
in Miss Bogard's room, had their
exercises Friday afternoon in the
auditorium of the school house.
The program, consisting of songs,
recitations and essays, was highly
appreciated by those in attendance.
Friday evening at the opera house,
the regular commencement exercises
were held, carrying out the program,
which was published in our last
weeks issue. Taking the program
as a whole, it could not have been
excelled. The highest of praise is
due the teachers for the careful
mental and physical training mani
tested in the Rotations, songs and
drills by their pupils on this occa-
sion. Prof. Mullins presented di.
plomas to the following pupils who
were never absent during the past
school year, and were regular in
attendance, had good records in de-
pertinent and good lessons-conse
quently received diplomas of honor
The first on the list has record OF
five years without being either alb
sent or tardy: Katie Brady, Rutl
Hyde, Florence Johnson, Nora Line
han, Josie Brady, Gertie Rinehart
Bulah Coates, Arda Hill, Clayton
Reed, Maud Hanley, Pearl Nelson
Joseph Pence, Ellen Brady, Gladly
Loveridge, Tom Geerhart, Ami
Geerhart, Vida Loveridge, Waite
Hanley. r. P. Chattin, at the be
ginning of the school year, Offered
prize of IS to the pupil WIN
made the best record. Vida Love