Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1900-11-22
THURSDAY, Nov. %, 1900.

Terry yesterday.
Snow to thy -depth of six inche
fell here yesteraay.
Oscar Zaspel has sold his rancl
on Big Camas to Otto johnson.
Ross Slack of Owyhee county has
recently disposed of all his cattle.
A grand ball will be given a
Glenn's Ferry Thanksgiving night
Archdeacon Jennings will preach
in the Episcopal church on the
28th instant.
Don't fail to look over the Thanks
giving list of groceries in this Issue,
Chas. R. Kelsey & Co.
Miss Mabel Payne is this week
visiting in Boise-a guest of Miss
Mollie Green.
Rubbers of all kinds, for men,
women, boys, girls and children
Chas. r. Kelsey & Co.
G. P. Hartley, the Caldwell nur-
seryman. has appointed G. H. Rine-
hart his agent for this place.
Lanterns, lantern globes, lamp
chimneys, burners, wicks and also
the lamps. Chas. R. Kelsey & Co.
Tom & Jerry, hot, and Charlie
and Will red-h6s for business at
Prince Albert's corner saloon.
Rubber boots, German socks, the
rubber shoes for the socks. all of
the best quality. Chas. R. Kelsey
& Co.
Albert McDougal, who has been
lying dangerously sick at Remnants
residence for several weeks, is now
convalescent.
Shelled corn, chopped corn,
chopped corn and oats, wheat, oats,
bran and shorts, hay. Chas. R..
Kelsey & Co.
R. d. Gorby of the Ferry was
snow-bound hers>yesterday and last
night, owing to psi arrival of trains
from the west.
A few of those jackets, capes and
fur collarettes we have been talking
30 much about are left; not many.
Chas. R. Kelsey & Co.
Dan McGinness, Paul Walker,
Cal School, Sam Blackwell and John
MeGinness are here from Cold
Springs valley attending court.
George Butler came in Tuesday
from Atlanta op-Ais way to Boise.
He will, from present weather indi-
cations, be COMPELLED to return on
snow shoes.
Buggies and other vehicles
painted in first class and artistic
manner by James Carroll. No cheap
dopes used on your rigs. Satisfact-
ion guaranteed or no pay.
Nearly every week we receive
complaints from subscribers at
Glenn's Ferry saying they do not
get the Bulletin. The papers are
carefully mailed in one bundle for
the Ferry and the negligence must
rest at that postoffice.
The Episcopal Auxiliary will
have Thanksgiving food sale, also
a sale of useful articles, such as
bed comforts, kitchen aprons etc,
Wednesday, Nov %, 1900, at the
room recently vacated by Mr.. Lew
is in the old Turner house building.
The latest is a Snake river ferry
trust, All the Republican ferry
men have organized a trust and no.
titled the sheep men that the tariff
on ferrying sheep is raised to fifty
cents a hundred-double the old
schedule. This kind of an institu-
ton will flourish during the next
four years. "And so they've raised
the freight on sheep across the brim
ming river; for sheep may come and
sheep may go, but the trust goes on
forever"
The Fletcher Co.'S. new brick
building IS completed-and it's a
beauty, 25x70 ft.--which will be
used for the display of dry goods
and clothing, besides in the rear
the counting-room and banking de-
partment, enclosed with heavy plate
glass sliding windows. at the rear
of which is commodious fre-proof
vault. A winding iron stairway
leads to the upper story. The old
building adjoining will be utilized
as the grocery department.
Representative-elect ". A. Davis
and MISS Ada Robbins were mar
ried in this place Tuesday evening
bv Probate JudgsWhite. The we'd
ding was qyfet affair, only rela-
tives and a1fewfriends being pres
ent. Mr.. Charles Coon acted as
best man and Miss Rose Lander as
bridesmaid. Mr.. and Mrs. Davis
have the Bulletins best wishes for
future happiness,
Thanksgiving services will be held
on Thanksgiving Day, the Goth, at
10:45, a. m, at the Congregational
church. All the other churches are
cordially invited to attend and take
part in the meeting. Opportunity
will be given for any and all to tell
what he or she is thankful for or
read selections. A short address will
be given the pastor. Come and be
thankful and consider your mercies