Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1900-02-22
THURSDAY, Feb. %, 1900.
See Fletcher's FAD"
Miss Ora Reed has @,

Miss Ora Reed has gone to Boise
For fine full cream cheese 90 Il
III. B. Thompson & Co.
James Watkins was up from
Glenn's Ferry yesterday.
Mrs. August sKunneeke has been
quite sick for several days.
New Spring goods arriving every
week at ]. M. Cowen & Co.'S.
H. g. Snyder, the Volcano min.
ing man. spent Sunday in Ogden.
Young Chris ErHdricks has been
very sick during the past week.
Mr.. Pilliner will open his photo
graph gallery in short time at the
residence of DR.. B. B. Swan.
Mrs. Afford and children of
Glenn's Ferry are visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. John Smith in this place.
Miss Susan Chattin pleasantly
entertained number of her Young
friends at the residence of her par
ents Thursday evening.
Archdeacon s. J. Jennings will
preach at the Episcopal church to-
morrow friday evening, to which
the public is cordially invited
Misses Laura and Mary johnson,
who have been visiting With rela-
Mves in Iowa for several months
returned home Saturday night
and they express great satisfaction
at again being on Idaho soil.
Miss McGinness, who has been
teaching school in North Idaho,
visited several days last week in this
place with Mr.. and Mrs. J. M. Cow
en-. She departed Sunday evening
for her home at Bellevue.
All those wishing to take part in
the grand march at the Knight of
Pythias ball this evening should be
ia the hall at o'clock, as the
dance will start promptly at that
hour. By order of committee.
The program to be rendered by
the pupils of the public school on
March 3, consists if langhable
comedy entitled: "The Great Ca
tastrophe," a "Tamb orine Drill /"
songs, music, Rotations, etc. Eu-
terpe Cornet Band is practicing and
will furnish music for the occasion.
After pleasant visit with his
family at Calistoga, Cali G. w.
Fletcher returned here Friday even
ing. Mr.. Fleteher)met Mr.. and Mrs.
John Portlock, formerly of Bruneau,
who have SECURED a beautiful home
at Calistoga and are as cheerful and
content as the pretty sunaowers
of the Bruneau valley.
G. R. Shaw, formerly a citizen of
this place. but now a resident of
Caldwell, has been appointed 81.
perintendent of the Pacific and
Northern Railway at Weiser. Mr.
Shaw is an experienced railroad
man and the company is to be con-
graduated in securing his services.
Hon. e. ]. Dockery of Boise will
address the people of Mountain
Home on the political issues OF the
day at the opera house, Tuesday
evening, Feb. q. As the gentle
man is widely known as a forcible
and eloquent speaker, the hall will
doubtless be crowded on this occa-
sion. Several vocal selections will
be rendered during the evening by
number of young ladies and gem
tlemen of this place.
LAWYER K. |. Perky departed
Thursday night for New Whatcom.
Wash, to take the deposition of A.
B. Clark, as a witness in the case
now pending in the district court
entitled Thos. Mellen VS.. H. II. Nc
Mannis, for possession of the Clark
residence in this place. Mrs. Perky
and daughter accompanied Mr.
Perky as far as Boise, where they
will visit 70, short time.
County Treasurers should be care
full and strictly comply with the law
in reference to depositing the peo-
ples money in banks. The treas
urer of hez Perez county is now un-
der indictment for placing the eoun-
ty funds in bank as a general de-
post when the law positively says it
must bea special deposit. In other
words, the bank holding such funds
is not allowed to use it in any man
nef whatever.
Judge E. NJ. Wolfe short time
ago received letter from Father
BURR who is at Tallamook, Oregon,
from which we are permitted to
make the following extract: "Your
favor of 9TH inst, enclosing check
for $s1 SO came to hand last night.
Whilst the amount collected was
very gratifying to me, yet | was
more pleased to know that the peo-
pie OF Mountain Home and Glenn's
Ferry remembered me SO kindly,
and let them be assured that high
ly appreciate their kind feelings
towards me. Ny health is such thai
a change of climate has become
necessary, as the atmosphere o
Idaho is too dry for me. Thus
cannot say where | will make my
permanent home in the future
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