Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1900-03-08
THURSDAY, March s, 1900.


Judge Stockslager convened dis.
trict conrt in this place Monday.
Luther Winters the Snake river
places miner was in town Sunday.
John Smith of the Palace, is daily
expecting brother from the east.
Mrs Allie Harris of Bruniau is
visiting Mrs Al Loveridge in this
place.
IL. G. Hubbell has resigned the
janitorship of the public school
rooms.
Mr.. and Mrs, John Montgo merry,
OF Cold Springs, will soon remove
to this place.
In the district court Monday Mrs.
Grace Bickel was granted divorce
from Gus Bickef:~
A. Anderson, who runs a mercan-
tile business at Dixie station was in
this place Monday.
Boston Baked Beans in 5 pound
cans at Is cents per can-t.y it..
Chas. R. Kelsey & Co.
Cashier Chandler of the Citizens
bank and wife have taken rooms at
w. d. Reynolds residence.
James Stanfeld recently pur-
chased 200 headSo battle in the Vi
cinity of Caldwell~and Boise.
Mrs. Dorsey and her daughter,
Miss Ethel Pattee, returned here
last night from Des Moines, Iowa.
Grape nuts, Wheatine, Quaker
Oats, Shredded Wheat Biscuit are
all good breakfast foods. Chas. r.
Kelsey d Co.
Ed. Malloy, at Kelsey s store, had
the misfortune to sprain his ank lie
while stepping from the side walk a
few days ago.
Our Rio roasted coffee at Is ents
per pound is bargain with the re-
cent advance all around on coffees.
Chas. r. Kelsey & Co.
A grand St. Patrick's ball will be
given at Glenn's Ferry on the even
ing of March 10th. A splendid time
is in store for all who attend.
How about corn at $1.On per hun
dred pounds in 500 pound lots.
Chas. r. Kelsey & Co.
Patsey Healey recently purchased
$500 head of sheep from John Gray
of Bruneau, paying 50 90 for eve
and 1926 for lambs,
Mrs. Service. after visiting for sew
erai weeks with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. w. G. Reynolds, has re-
turned to her home at Pennington,
Wash.
John G. HAYES of Rocky Bar has
been in attendance at the district
court this week. John is a good
citizen and has a great many
friends in this section.
The Republican print-shop has
again changed conductors. This
time it is H. J. Sgme, who formerly
edited the Shosh ope Journal, who
assumes control of the goldbug
organ.
Mrs Harley, Mrs. Whitson and
Miss Harley went~ts Weiser Mon
day evening to be present at the
marriage Of Miss/Ruby Peyton,
granddaughter of Mrs. Harley, and
Mr.. Sommercamp.
Hon. Martin King of Glenn's
Ferry was in this place Monday
and made the BULLETIN an APP
preciated visit. Mr.. King expects
to depart for Cape Nome in few
weeks and his host of friends wish
him the best luck.
The Shoshone Independent has
been enlarged to a seven-column
paper. The Independent is ably
conducted in the interest of the la
boring classes of the country and
true Democracy, and deserves the
success 1t has achieved.
Died, in Mountain Home, March
1, 1900, William Wells, a native Of
Bath, Maine, aged 70 years and
five-months..-rMr.. Weffs removed
with his family from Ketehum to
this place about four years ago and
they have since resided here. He
had all bis life enjoyed remarkably
good health, and we are informed
had never been sick day since his
recollection, bnt contracting cold
it resulted in pneumonia, which
called him to his everlasting rest
after but few days suffering. He
was pioneer of the Pacific coast
and had endured many hardships
and experienced many reverses of
fortune. He was a good citizen and
neighbor and kind and indulgent
husband and father, and his alb
eenoe will be sorely felt by all He
lea es a devoted wife and seven
children, besides numerous grand
children, to mourn his loss. The
funeral took place from the family
residence last Friday afternoon and
was very largely attended.