Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1900-09-13
Millinery opening Saturday at
Miss Mary Gray's Emporium
Of Fashion. Ladies, come.


r. f. Cooke has returned from
the east.
0. f. Bacon, the sheep raiser
was in town few days ago.
After visiting in Boise, Mrs An
derson returned to Dixie Tuesday
J. M. Cowen went to Boise Mon
day to attend the Masonic Grand
Lodge.
Mr.. Soule, piano tuner, of Port
land will be in this place Friday
Sept IA.
Miss Belle Davis has returned
home from the mountains, accompa
MED by Miss Ada Robbins.
The Ladies Auxiliary of the Epis
copal church will meet with Mrs
Payne Friday afternoon at $50.
Miss Grace Mclaughlin came ir
from Boise last Sunday evening and
is the guest of Miss Payne for few
DAYS.
How about school suit for your
boy, all sizes. Quality what you
want from a good one to the best
Chas. r. Kelsey & Co.
Miss Matte Pence, daughter Of
Arthur Pence of Hot Spring, came
in Saturday to attend our public
school.
After visiting in Tennessee and
Georgia for several months, Mrs.
George w. Hill returned home last
Saturday.
You can't beat our line Of cloth
ing this fall. Every garment up to
the Big Store standard. Chas. r.
Kelsey & Co.
j. ]. Little and wife and Jesse
Campbell and wife come down from
Long Tom Monday to hear Hon. C.
A. Towne.
The very best, the very cheapest
prices and the very latest STYLES in
millinery at Miss Mary Gray's next
Saturday.
Misses Katie and Ellen Brady
have returned home from visit
with their father at Thompson
Spring, Utah.
LADIESl Saturday afternoon
Miss Mary Gray will have beau
tiful display of the very latest in
the millinery line.
The kind of dishes that make
your heart glad and spreads sun
shine all around. Just received at
Chas. R. Kelsey & Co.
Jolly Charley Sommerlatt of
Rocky Bar was in this place yes
terday. having visited the Capital
city Of Idaho.
Mrs. Perky, who is temporarily
residing at Boise, accompanied her
husband to this place Monday even
ing and was greeted by many warm
friends.
M. johnson and family returned
here Saturday from Rocky Bar.
Mr.. Johnson has gone to Little
Camas to erect house for Sen ator
Bailey.
Do you want wagon-the old
standby made by Studebaker? You
can't go wrong on them. Buggies,
spring wagons, farm and sheep wa
CONS. G. R. Kelsey & Co.
Mrs. Hill and daughter, Miss
Arda, have returned from Sinker.
Miss Ruth Hyde, niece of Mrs. |
Hill, also returned from Bruneau,
to enter school in this place.
c. S. Jackson and wife and Miss
McElrov of Orchard drove into our
town Monday evening in their four
horse tally-ho to attend the political
rally. Mr.. Jackson is manager of
the extensive fruit orchard 20 miles
west of this place.
Two hundred and five pupils were
enrolled at the opening of the Noun
tain Home public school last Mon
day. At the commencement Of the
term last year there were only 1877
enrolled. Miss Skidmore ia tenn
porarily assisting Prof. Mullins in
the high school. More seats were
required in three rooms and the as
signments were made as follows:
primary Sd. LIST intermediate At,
End intermediate AZ, grammar q,
high school 35.
The commissioners have fixed the I
tax levy for 1900 at $305 on each
100 dollars valuation of taxable
property. Those living in this
school dis riot will have to add 45
cents more on the 500, and those
living within the corporate limits
must still add 80 cents more-or,
in other words, a property owner
in the town limits will have TO dig /
up the sum of just $500 on each
500 for his tax contribution this
year. The levy is little less than
last year.