Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1901-06-13
THURSDAY, June ID, 1901.
See DIR. Swans dental card.

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F. M. Sponable of Atlanta, went
west by Tuesdays train.
Miss Ida Harley has gone to
Baker City for a short visit.
A. Rosenheim has just received
another carload of Milwaukee book
beer.
- Major Fred Reed was in Noun
tain Home Saturday night between
/, trains.
Ice cold soda pop, root beer,
orange and apple cider. at H. B.
Thompson's.
Attention is called to the new
rules for advertising at the head of
this column.
Henry Casey and son of South
Boise river, were in this place Sat-
urday for supplies.
Strawberries, Oranges, Bananas
and Lemons always on hand at
H. B. Thompson's.
Miss Dona Harris is the proud
possessor of one Of Bowen & Soule's
beautiful Decker pianos.
SIBERIA. the best Refrigerator
made, for sale by j. M. Cowen &
Co, furniture dealers.
K. C. Helfrich and wife of this
place were registered at the Gilsey
hotel, New York city on the 7th of
June.
The Ladies' Guild Of the Episco-
pal church will give food sale at
Mrs. Henderson's store next Satur-
day afternoon,
There will be no services at the
Episcopal church next Sunday, as
the rector expects to be absent at
Atlanta where be will officiate and
preach.
S. H. Walby prominent miner
of Atlanta, departed Tuesday morn
ing for his old kentucky home at
Lexington, to visit relatives for
several weeks
Mr. Kitchen, who resided in this
place about II years ago, but who
now is located in Boise valley,
passed through Saturday on his
way to Rocky Bar and Atlanta.
DIR. M. J. Bearby writes from
Idaho Falls to a friend in this
place that she and Miss Hope
Pyburn, her daughter, are pros
porous and happy in their new
location.
Geo. e. Butler came down from
Atlanta with team last Saturday.
He reported much ice in the road
which made travelling difficult, but
he thinks the road is passable for
freight teams by this date.
Miss Mabel l.. Payne will close
her music class this week. to oper
again Sept. LIST. Miss Payne will
leave next Monday for Victor, Col
orado, to visit with Mr.. and Mrs
@. P. Oliver, who formerly resided
in Mountain Home.
The Boise Evening Capital News
gives the "Old Reliable" this yer,
complimentary send.off': "The Ell
more Bulletin is fourteen years old
and is enjoying a deserved anc
well-earned prosperity. 1t is ont
of Idaho's best weekly papers,
At the mining congress to NEE
at Boise, July 90, addresses o
welcome will be given by Gov
HINT and Mayor Richards, AM
there will be no end to the numbe
of orators in the big gathering Q
men from every state in the union
We thank Bro. Reese Davis of tn
Caldwell Tribune for the followin
kind paragraph: The Gilmore Blu
letin announces its 14th birthday
1t is a good paper and deserves
continuation of the patronag
which has enabled it to live an
prosper. We extend congratuls
tions.
Mondays Salt Lake Tribune hs
this important item about a popula
Three Creeker: A most enjoyab.
farewell bachelor dinner was give
by Mr.. G. B. Fal aday, a prominer
young Idaho cattleman, to some
ms friends at the Vienna last ever
ing. Mr. Faraday is soon to joi
'he ranks of the benedicts.
MRS. e. s. Glenn desires to il
form the public that she has r
sumed control of the Commerci
hotel dining rooms and will reope
the same next Sunday nornin
The house has been entirely rem
waited and repaired and II will
her aim to pay strict attention
the wishes of all who NAV fav
The Commercial hotel with the
patronage. She wishes to exnro
gratitude to all former patrons al
hopes to see their familiar faces
her tables again next sunda
Chicken dinner and ice cream ne
sunday evening at 6 o'cloc
Frlces as heretofore.