Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1900-02-15
THURSDAY, Feb. Is, 1900.

hohH6Sif 10 III Town.
For fine full cream cheese 90 I,
II. B. Thompson & Co.
Adm Hall was in town Monday
talking against the proposed lane
leasing law.
Mrs. John Mon gomery is ex,
pected home Friday from her visit
in California.
Mrs. Henderson, Miss Henderson
and Mrs. Andy Griffin came in from
Castle creek Sunday.
How about corn at $100 per hun
dred pounds in 500 pound lots
Chas. r. Kelsey & Co.
Mrs. Ed. Mitchell, daughter of
Mrs. VIM. Fl. Cooper, departed Sun
day evening for her home at Sioux
City, Iowa.
Grape nuts, Wheatine, Quaker
Oats, Shredded Wheat Biscuit are
all good breakfast foods. Chas. r.
Kelsey & Co.
Corey's gramaphone will enter
tain the people of this place at the
opera house Friday evening. Ad-
mission, 25 and Is cents.
Mrs. c. r. Kelsey last week Wis
tied her children, Miss May and
Bert, in Weiser, who are attending
the academy at that place.
Henry Ellison, our new city mar
shall. takes to the position like a
veteran at the business and is al
ready making good record.
County Treasurer AXE announces
that he will pay on presentation
current expense warrants, issued in
1899, from 204 to 275 inclusive.
The K, of ? ball, on the night of
the 22nd instant, promises to be IA
grand affair. Don't fail to attend,
and take your best girl with you.
j. j. Little and wife were visitors
here Sunday from Snake river. We
are pleased to learn that Mr.. Lit
ties placer diggings arc panning
out well this season.
Lieut.. Syms, who several years
ago published the Shoshone Jour
nal, came in from Boise Saturday
night and is this week assisting the
Republican print shop.
Judge f, H. Wolfe is again
happy man, from the fact that Mrs.
Wolfe and children returned home
Saturday evening from an extended
visit at Davenport, Iowa.
w. w. Smith has received an
other lot of Coin on Money, Trusts
and Imperialism" 1t is a valua-
able book and should he read by
all lovers of American liberty.
Price only 26 cents.
Mrs. G. e. Boyer met with quite
serious accident Thursday even
ing by falling down the entrance to
the cellar at her residence An an
kle was dislocated and the lady
was otherwise considerably bruise d
about her person.
Mrs. J. IL. Brady on Sunday en-
tertained in royal manner at din
ner number Of young friends of
the family. Those present were:
George Reed, Bert Thompson, Louis
Tanner, Walter Tanner, and Misses
Dona Harris, Bessie Paul, Ora Reed,
Maude Paul and Ruth Hyde. Mr..
Brady, Mr.. and Mrs Goddard, Tom,
John and Lawrence Brady and
Misses Attic, Katie, Josie and Ellen
Brady all aided Mrs. Brady in
making it one of the most pleasant
events of the season.
John Shields returned here Sat-
urday evening from visit at his
old home in Philadelphia, where he
enjoyed himself immensely Mr..
Shields says the weather in the
east has been mild and pleasant
this winter and the people seem
prosperous generally, that old Nice
town is nice place, etc, yet he
longed to return to the bracing
breezes of the mountains of Idaho |
and once more get sniff of the
odors arising from his faithful old |
bean-pot. lie went up to Rocky |
Bar by Mondays stage.
From the Shoshone Journal we
learn that Perry Sprowls, formerly
a resident Of Mountain Home, died
at the residence of 0. P. johnson,
near Hagerman, Feb. 8, 1900, aged
80 years aud II months. The
journal says; "Mr, sprowls was a
native of California, but a number
OF years ago came to Southern Idaho
and engaged in the cattla business,
which pursuit he followed success
fully to the time of his death. For
the last two years he has made his
home on Camas Prairie. Mr. Sprowls |
was taken sick some six months
ago, and for time was under med
ieal treatment at Boise. He re-
turned to Hagerman to the home of
his wife's parents, Mr.. and Mrs o.
!. Johnson, about three weeks ago.
The funeral ser ices were held at
Hagerman hall on Feb. 10, after
which large and sorrowful gather
Ing of friends and acquaintance
followed the mortal remains to the