Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1900-11-15

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stopping at Mora.
Constable Albert Stein was visi
tor here Saturday from the Ferry.
DIR. Swan is building new com
modious and handsome residence.
A pleasant dance took place a.
the opera house Thursday evening
Fletcher q Co.'S new brick build
ing is almost ready for occupancy.
For Sale-I offer my hou sehold
furniture for sale cheap. Mrs. J. S.
Acker.
Senator-elect Purtill and wife
have been visiting on Snake river
for several days.
F. ?. Phelps, prosperous rancher
of South Boise river valley, was a
visitor here Tuesday.
The order OF Royal Neighbors
will give ball in this place
Thanksgiving evening.
Mrs. S. J. Dorsey left here Satur-
day for Spokane, where she and her
daughter, Miss Ethel, will reside.
Charlie Grim, business man of
Pine Grove, was shaking hands
Tuesday with many friends in this
place.
For sale-House of 7 rooms and
2 lots close to school building, for
merly the catholic parsonage. Aug.
M. Sinnott.
Trunks and valses all descrip-
tons, values and quality from the
cheap small ones to the best. Chas.
R. Kelsey & Co.
Joe Helfrich is again on deck at
Fletcher d Co.'S store, ready to
serve customers in his usual prompt
and happy way.
Mrs. Rossi, a highly respected
lady of Boise came in Thursday to
meet her son, Alex Rossi, who is
engaged in the lumber business
near Atlanta.
Among the outsiders that will
attend the State Teachers Associa-
ton is President Penrose of Whit
man College, Walla Walla, Wash.
He will lecture on "The Hero of
the Northwest"
The schoolmates of Sarah Sulla-
way surprised that young lady Fri
day evening by assembling in great
force at the residence of her parents
and spending jolly time for few
hours.
Rubber boots, ovcrshoes, sandals,
german socks, felt boots, everything
in the rubber line for men and wo-
men and children, the first quality
only-they are the cheapest in the
end. Chas r. Kelsey & Go.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Hughes of
Boise were visitors in this place
Tuesday, and guests of Mr. and
Mrs. Rosenheim. Mr. Hughes is a
member of the popular wholesale
liquor house Of Coleman & Co, in
Boise.
Geo. Costiff, Mountain Homes
colored Democratic barber, being
an old-time friend of Auditor-elect
Bert Jones, has written a congratu-
latory letter to Mr.. Jones, at Idaho
City, which will doubtless please
not only Bert, but the whole
"Worldo family.
On Sunday, Nov %, 1900, at the
residence Of MIR. and Mrs. NJ. John
son, in this place, Miss Laura
Johnson and Mr.. John Hayes of
Rocky Bar will be united in the
holy bonds of matrimony. In adj
vance of the happy event the old
BULLETIN exclaims: "Bless you my
children, bless you"
Miss Addie Cullen of Boise will
open an art studio in Mountain
Home, Saturday, Nov. 18th, next
door to Miss Gray's millinery store,
She will teach oil, china and water
color painting China painting
speciality. Price, so cents per les
son, All interested in this work are
cordially invited to call at her
studio.
To square an election bet, Charlie
Howeth will, at 4 O'Clock to-mor-
row afternoon, wheelbarrow Bob
Easley through the streets and yell
"hurrah for Mckinley" and II. w.
Tanner will follow wheeling Sol.
Newcomer and yelling "hurrah for
Hannah" Messrs. Howeth and
Tanner may survive the aflliction
but Dr. Smith thinks it doubtful.
TX. l. Perky is to be the judge
of the Fourth judicial district"
said Boise visitor Saturday. He
will be appointed to succeed Judge
Stockslager, who will be promoted
to place on the supreme court
bench the first of the year. There
are some who thought Texas Angel
of HALEY would get this place in
lieu of what he lost by resigning his
place on the populist ticket. But
he will not. 1t will be Perky, the
Democratic chairman, mark my
words. Boise Statesman. The
BULLETIN wishes to add that Gov
ernor Hunt could not find more