Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1901-10-31
THURSDAY, Oct. 81, 1901.
Halloween to-day.
Horse races to-day.


n G. D. Stillwell is now located at
Bandon, Oregon.
III Lawyer Wolfe returned from Sill
yer City Tuesday.
Lawyer Sloan went to Pocatello
Tuesday on professional business.
l.. A. Underwood has accepted a
position with the G. r. Kelsey Co.
Charles Coon and wife returned
home on Tuesday from a visit in
Nampa.
Judge Perky returned Tuesday
evening from visit at the State
capital city.
Sc nator Shoup has resigned his
membership of the republican ma
tional committee.
1t now looks like standing room
will be at premium in the opera
house tomorrow night.
Mrs. g. M. Payne returned last
evening from ten days. visit with
a friends in Boise and Nampa.
SIS Tickets for the athletic show to-
morrow night are on sale at Chrity's
barber shop, and going like hot
cakes."
I'M Mrs. Cooper and children have
recently caused handsome marble
monuments to be placed over the
Sgraves of w. H. and P. ". Cooper
in the cemetery.
Services on Sunday next as usual
at the Episcopal church, morning
and evening. Excellent music by
the choir. All are invited. The
holy communion will be admins
Etered in the morning
Edgar Smith of Lincoln, Neb.,
And his mother from Utica, N. Y,
spent several days here last week.
They found acquaintance here in
The persons of Judge Perky, P. R.
Longfellow and l.. b. Green,
E A glance at the stock of mems
Ind boys clothing now on sale at
3 the old Turner house will convince
my one that now is the time to Sc
ure gents and boys clothing.
Better stock and better values than
yer before shown in Mountain
Home. 1t
Martin Knittle of Rocky Bar has
nce more gone to see the folks at
home in New London. N. Y. May
he have pleasant visit and return
early spring with renewed vigor to
prosecute his mining work on the
upper levels of Gilmore county. And
Martin, why not bring back with
you pretty life-partner from good
bld York Slater
J. w. Warehouse and Miss Maud
Pence were married October 23d in
$Bruneau, at the residence of A. D.
Spencer and wife, Rev. H. A. Lee of
Weiser officiating. The bride is the
accomplished daughter of Hon. and
Mrs. Arthur Pence of this place.
Mr.. Waterhouse is one of Brueau's
popular gentlemen. The BULLETIN
wishes the worthy couple prosperity
and happiness.
Artemisia Mothers Club meets
Friday, Nov. /, at $3.50 p. m. Roll
call-Quotations, Froebel, chap. /;
"A Mothers Ideals" Mrs. Barstow
Discussion by members. Music;
Miss Ora Reed. Evolution Of
Dodd," Miss Nellie Whillens. The
delegates to the District Federation
meeting have returned and are anx-
lous to give some excellent ideas
n gained while in Boise. All come
to hear their many thoughts and
a help to push the work on with new
&vigor.
The Ford Concert Company
played to small house in this
place Friday night. Those not in
attendance certainly missed a rare
musical treat. Mr.. Ford and five
niidren compose the company, and
very one of them is first-class
eriormer on the piano, violin. clar-
me. and picalo They rendered
rel'ufes, marches, songs, ETC., from
ar .nent classical composers and
r,e applauded throughout the per-
bnna nance. They deserve crowded
wherever they may play.
MARRIED, at St. James church in
mo moun aa Home, Tuesday evening,
oct oct; 29, 1901, by the Rev. James
n nood Hobert c. Noble of Bru-
q Ta. and Miss Iva L. Strickland OF
fri o. spring. Only relatives and
Wa Wallis OF the contracting parties
fose present. Mr.. Stoddard in
tba us that the recent death of
tbe e brides father made change in
b bneir plans. The intention was to
i've i've a large wedding and send out
mutations s a The happy couple took
tbe ~ o'clock train for Boise, where
br;an honeymoon will be spent. The
SUE ie Is the daughter of Mrs. J. L.
os iick land, and the groom is son
" John Noble of Boise.