Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1900-01-11

mining man, was in town Tuesday.
AL Harris prominent stock
raiser Of Bruneau, was in this place
Monday.
William Hanky recently pur-
chased a beautiful new Packard pi-
ano for his family
Miss Pearl Adams of Bruneau
valley entered school yesterday.
This brings the total enrolment up
70 R21.
Ladies' Wrappers strong line
Of them in hanneletts and outing
aannels in all sizes and patterns.
Chas. r. Kelsey & Co.
Miriam Chaptss,aQ. E. s., will
hold Its regular meeting Saturday
evening. All msmbers are earnest
~ requested to represent.
Spring goods will soon commence
TO arrive, consisting of white goods,
lsces, hosiery, muslin underwear,
etc. Chas. r. Kelsey Il Co.
We hope the notice in another
column from the school trustees
will silence all talk about the dan
I gerous condition of-the school house.
Gentlemen no have returned
from the Woolgrowers' State Con-
vention report that it was the lar
/ gest and most interesting gathering
Of sheep men ever held in the State
N. P. Nelson came in from Rocky
Bar Monday. He says Mr.. Phelan
has about IL miners employed on
che John Shields property and is
4 pushing work in systematic man.
ner-
Will T. Montgomery, Jeff Whit
son, Thos Mellen, G! r. Kelsey, r.
P. Chattin and J. MyCoon attended
the Woolgrowerss State Association
at Boise THE week.
Will you want wagon this
bpring? None are better than the
Etudebaker wagons, buckboards
and spring wagons. Everyone full
y guaranteed by the makers. We
have full line for spring, Chas.
R. Kelsey d Co.
Eleven new pupils entered school
Monday in the high school, gram
har and primary department, max
ing a grand total of 900 or an aver
Sge of A to the teacher. This
means there must be an increase in
}he seating capacity of some Of the
departments.
VIM. A. Cooper has been granted
conditional pardon and on April
he will walk out of the peniienti-
Dry. But hereafter, under penalty
4 being returned to prison, he is
bot to drink intoxicating liquors,
hall not at any time carry pistol
md shall not commit any offense
gainst the laws of the State. We
believe the young man will faith
billy carry out the prescribed con-
itions and prove himself hereafter
good citizen.
Coffee. Have you tried our
pasted coffees in bulk and in cans?
The demand is greater each day
ind customers all well pleased.
rices-15 cents, 20 cents and 35
ents per pound and the best to be
lad, no matter what you pay at
o cents per pound. G. R. Kelsey
Go.
While in Boise a few days ago,
bhool trustee r. P. Chattin learned
bat similar complaints had been
babe Of the insecurity of the school
puse in that city, as those made of
be Mountain Home school build
be-, and he learned that by order OF
be board of trustees two eminent
Fchitects examined the structure
pd pronounced it safe. While in
oise Mr.. Chattin visited the school
ouse and observed that the vibra-
IN by the ringing bell is much
Feat ter than here, and there Ger.
linly is no danger of our school
cuRe from that source.
Mrs. f. G. Helfrich entertained
Dirty young ladies and gentlemen
her beautiful home Thursday
lening, in honor of her sister Miss
allison. The first of the evenings
hteftaiament was the game Of
ips which caused much merri'
TENT. After exploring from parlor
kitchen and cellar to garrett each
be was, in time, amply rewarded
finding dainty article in some
|cluded spot. Another interesting
lme was played entitled, "a Page
pm a Physicians Diary" AS il
hs a game of thought it required
PINE time to complete it. After tn,
topper corrections were made, it wal
|un d that Miss Mabel L. Payn,
as entitled to the first prize, which
hs gold horse shoe stick pin
ls4 Jessie Landers captured tn
poby prize, a small drum. Deli
puR refreshments were served a
idhight. Mrs. Dan Reber rendere,
veral choice selections on the pi
20 during the evening, which wer
ghly appreciated. This part,
Rs One of the most enjoyable al
lra ever given for the young pee
2 pf Mountain Home.