Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1901-02-21
Gilmore Lodge. A. r. q A. M.
THURSDAY, Feb. 81, 1901.
Editor Syms, of the Republican,
visited in Boise Yesterday.

removed from this place to Boise.
Rebekah ball tomorrow evening
and you should go and have a
pleasant time.
Seeds of all kinds Tor spring
planting.
CHAs. R. KELSEY Co, Ltd,
The two smallpox patients are
fast recovering and the quarantine
will soon be off.
Joe Montague has filed his cold
storage building with ice from
Lockman's reservoir.
Just Received Complete line of
mems and boys caps.
CHAs. r. KELSEY Co., Ltd.
Sheriff Nicholson and Assessor
Manion were Boise visitors Mon
day.
Household goods for sale cheap.
Inquire of Scholl, next door to
Acker's store.
Young Harry Willis, while at
play with other boys one day last
week, fell and dislocated his right
shoulder.
DR.. Friedline, dentist, can not
reach this place until Monday, the
18th. His office will be at the
Turner House.
Rev. Father Gottscholx will
hold divine services at A. M. Sin
motifs residence at 10 o'clock a. M,
next Sunday.
H. B. Thompson is greatly i'm
proving his family supply store
making more room for his deserved
increase in business.
County attorney Sinnott and
wife attended the locomotive fire.
mans ball at Glenn's Ferry
last Thursday evening.
John Landick, an experienced
tinsmith and old-time friend of E.
G. Helfrich, is in this place and
may decide to locate here.
LAWYER w. G. Sloan went to
Boise yesterday to be admitted as
a practicing attorney before the
Supreme Court.
Call and examine our boys and
youths clothing. Latest styles.
Fresh goods at prices that can not
be duplicated.
CHAs. r. KELSEY Co., Ltd.
Rob Jackson started for Rocky
Bar Monday evening to convey an
important telegram to Superinten-
dent Brockman Of the Sawtooth
Mining Co.
District Judge Perky has been
quite busy with matters in cham
bers during the past week. He
went to Boise yesterday to be alb
sent but few days.
J. M. Coon has been appointed
deputy sheep inspector of Gilmore
and Ada counties by the state sheep
inspector. If a republican must
have the job, we are glad that Mr..
Coon got it.
In our grocery department we
are making very attractive prices,
and will guarantee our prices
against all competition. Ogden,
Salt Lake and Boise prices dupli-
Gated. CHAs. R. KELSEY Co, Ltd.
E. c. Helfrich spent Monday at
Swan Falls, completing his big con-
tract of freight hauling for that
company. 1t is asserted that the
great electric plant at the falls will
be complete and in operation by
the 4th of March.
w. j. Edworthy was detained
here several days by a 'jumping
TOOTH" but DIR. Swan fixed him up
in good shape and he departed for
Rocky Bar yesterday morning.
Mrs. Edworthy is still in Boise Wis.,
iting with friends.
There will be regular services at
st. James Episcopal Church, Sun
day, March 3rd, by Rev. James
stoddard, rector, who will arrive
next week to take charge of the
church. After next Sabbath, Sun
day School will be held immedi-
ately following the morning service.
J. E. Ralston was in this place
Monday in the intrest of the Boise
Evening Capital News, the best
newspaper in Idaho. The Capital
News is now delivered by carrier,
after the arrival of the s o'clock
train, and gives its readers tele-
graphic and local news twelve
hours ahead of any other publica-
ton.
Thursday morning Thomas
Daugherty, an employee at the
Swan Falls power plant, fell into
the seething current and was
drowned. The body was not re-
covered. Mr.. Daugherty was from
Joliet, Ill. The drowning was &C
cidental, the unfortunate man los
ing his balance. This makes the
second case of the same character
since work commenced on the dam.
J. E. George was drowned in al
most the identical spot on Dec. lst.
-Owyhee Avalanche.