Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1900-02-01
Chas. R. Kelsey & Co., received a
car load of sugar this week.

'" -. wy noiuS, accompanied Dy
his SOD Charlie, spent Saturday a
Caldwell.
Marion Houses little son Elme
has almost recovered from his re
cent illness.
Mrs. Tibbs and children now oc
cupy the dwelling house opposit,
the court house.
Mr.. and Mrs. 4. c. Helfrich Wis
tied with Mr.. and Mrs. d. w. Fitz.
water, on Snakefiver, last Friday.
Dan McCloskey and wife have
removed from Bruneau to this place,
and will for time occupy Father
Burri's house.
The K. of. P. lodge will give a
grand ball on Feb. 22nd in Hun.
gerford opera house. Music-best
to be had in the State.
County Surveyor Rhoades re.
turned from King Hill Monday
where he had been to survey a wa.
ter ditch for Fred Fricke.
Have you taken advantage of our
bargains in shoes and mems pants
at SLIGO per pair. See our ad then
see the goods. Chas. R. Kelsey &
Co.
Mrs. Cooper, who has been in a
precarious condition for several
weeks is now improving, though
slowly. The many friends of this
estimable lady and family will be
pleased to learn there is now hope
OF her recovery.
The Chinese New Year COM
menced last Tuesday morning, and
the few Chinese in this place have
since been celebrating in their usual
manner. Sing Lee kindly remem-
bered the BULLETIN family in the
distribution of his New Year gifts.
Mrs. D. M. Garfield was in this
place Tuesday from Glenn's Ferry.
She is now having a building
erected in that town in which she
will next week conduct short order
restaurant. Mrs. Garfield will
doubtless do splendid business in
that line.
J. B. Wells was up from Gienn's
Ferry Saturday. He reports that
the three hobos who robbed Bassler
q Orr's store at Weiser were cap
tured at the Ferry and lot of the
stolen goods found in their possess
sion. They were taken to Weiser
for hearing.
There vail be Junior Endeavor
business meeting and social at Mrs.
Harris next Saturday afternoon,
Feb. 3, from 2 to o'clock. All are
invited to attend and the chairman
Of each committee requested to have
a written report. Dona Harris,
president.
A. A. Fuller, Deputy Supreme
Organizer of the Order of Washing
ton, has been in this place for the
past ten days in the interest of the
above named order, which is fra
ternal beneficiary society Mr.. Full
Ter has already Is members and
will organize a Washington order
in this place the forepart of next
week.
The following program will be
given by the members of the Gram
mar room literary society Friday
afternoon. All are invited, especi-
ally parents. Song by school. Read
ing of minutes. Recitation, Maud
Hanley. Music on harp, John
Brady andMay Sullaway. Compo-
eition, Roy Bell. Song, Frank Hen
bricks, NeaIMallison and Willie
Wells Recitation, Albert Evans.
Instrumental music. Elvira Sulla-
way. Recitation. Katie Sinnott
Composition, James Pence. Song.
Maud Paul and Elvira Sullaway.
Papers by George Loveridge and
Grover Tanner. Dona Harris, Sec
retarys ----'.---
Frank sMcWilliams returned Fri
day evening from Sumpter, Oregon,
where he has resided since Last
May. Frank has Jared we'll in that
gold mining camp and returns in
easy MISUNDERSTANDING had
steady employment at carpentering
and also having located and sold a
mining claim for fair considera-
ton, and still holds some valuable
mining claims in that district. 1t
is thickly timbered country with
plenty Of water and the gold mines
are proving immensely rich. He
met at Sumpter the following named
former residents of Gilmore county,
who all seemi to be we'll satisfied
and prosperous: James Hartwell,
Robert Graft, Charles Worrick,
VIM. Oglesby, = Ward. Seth Will
liams, Sterling Bilyue. VIM. Null
lany, John Hague and Henry Ross.
Stevens and wife who skipped out
from Rocky Bar few months ago
leaving many mourning creditors,
are in Sumpter. They arrived there
with the two little Pendry children
but treated them SO inhumanly
that the children were taken from
them and sent to the orphans home
at Portland. Mr.. McWilliams will
return to Sumpter about the first