Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1900-12-06
THURSDAY, Nov. 6, 1900.

Ing CluD lor the winter.
Dan Reber is rapidly disposing
of Crown Point mining stock
Fred Cooper, of Little Camas,
spent Friday in this place.
Mrs. H. Dorsey has sold her herd
of cattle to Chas. Edgington.
E. G. Burnet and family have re-
moved from Little Camas to Haley.
Jeff Bogard has gone to Boise on a
visit with his wife and other rela-
tives.
Mrs. Chattin and Miss Tindell
are visiting on Snake river near
Grand View.
]. 7. McKinnon was shaking
hands with his friends here several
days last week.
Roscoe Smith--went to Weiser
Monday to loqk AFTER the drug bust
ness in that city.
H. G. Madison came up from
Mora and ate turkey with his fami-
ly on Thanksgiving.
A. E. Gipson, editor of the Cald-
we'll Rural attended the Farmers
Institute at this place.
Mrs. D. B. Hill> and daughter,
Arda, and Miss Ruth Hyde spent
Thanksgiving rim Bruneau.
For superior saddles, standard
handmade harness, at low prices
60 to M. ]. Canty, Min Home.
Judge Sinnott accompanied by his
daughter, Miss Katie, and son Phil,
spent Thursday at Glenn's Ferry.
Hon. &c. J. Dockery, the noted
Boise lawyer, spent last Friday in
this place on professional business.
Even Solomon in all his glory did
not wear such beautiful underwear
as we are showing.-Chas. R. Kel-
sey II Go.
Mrs. VanSchaick and daughter,
Miss Jennie, departed for Portland,
Or. Sunday, where they will remain
all winter.
A grand masquerade ball will be
given at Glenn's Ferry on Christ
mas eve-Monday, Dec. "a. Go
and have lots of fun.
You must wear something on
your head, why not one of our
Lion" hats, there are none better.
Chas. R. Kelsey & Co.
Judge Sinnott and Jack Harley
exchanged residences yesterday.
Mr.. Harley having purchased the
Marley place.
Happy, harmless kids were
skinned to furnish you with gloves.
Did they die in vain. A big lot
suitable for holiday gifts with US
Chas. r. Kelsey & Co.
Hon. e. A. Waters, of Shoshone,
spent Thanksgiving in this place.
Mr.. Waters aspires to the speaker
ship of the Idaho assembly, and we
hope he will get the job, because he
is entirely capable of filling the po-
sition.
Miriam Chapter, o. e. S., will
hold its regular meeting next Sat
urday evening i'm Masonic hall.
Election of new officers and other
important business. All members
requested to be present. Mrs. lnez
Reynolds, w. M.
A very short necked man who
had been henpecked for twenty
years lately bought one of our
three-inch standing collars, it made
him hold his head so high that his
wife no longer calls her soul hel
own. Our mems collars are syn
onym of peace and comfort.-Chas
r. Kelsey & Co.
The first thing in your mind mex
week should be the Fair by tht
Congregational ladies, which opens
next Monday. Pretty things t.
buy for Christmas and entertain
ment to please evenings. Monda,
evening in the former post Office
room.
A. Rosenheim is Transforming th'
lIUIib sOIsIl5 SOILCI 6aioOhs ~ WI
be of glass, but we must wait an
other week before5we can picture it
beauty in these columns. 9TH
Prince" is always-doing somethirI
to make his place comfortable AM
attractive.
The text CT the service at the Con
gregational church next Sunda
will be: Colossians 1:24. For Hi
tChrist's) body's sake, which is tn
church, Evening at 8, Luke I'll
Is, Young men and their mothers
Special singing; double quartettt
both forenoon and evening. Rt
member to bring annual home mil
sionary collection. Sunday schoe
at II. NJ, lesson, Bartimius healet
Junior Endeavor at 4, subject, teacf
ing from the sower, Frank Her
bricks, leader. Young People
End. at Z, subject: How to listel
leader, Ruth Hyde. Prayer NEE
ing this Thursday evening at
subject, True Christian Fellow
ship, business meeting at the clos
Nepahers If The church nnd congr
e.. ati,,s,