Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1901-10-17
THURSDAY, Oct. IL, 1901.

Mrs M. E. Hill returned from
Boise Tuesday.
See notice of sale of school lands
in another column.
Regular Masonic meeting next
Wednesday evening.
Editor Harry Syms was on the
the sick list Tuesday.
Judge Stockslager spent Satur-
day night in this place.
Marion House returned last even
ing from visit in Spokane
Rev. Dean Hamilton returned
from Nampa Monday evening.
Mrs. j. J. McGinness of Cold
Spring was visitor here yesterd ay.
A new supply of wool-li horse
blankets just received at Barrett
Brothers.
Mics Mabel Payne visited at
Nampa Sunday and Monday with
Miss Mollie Green.
Don't forget the magnificent line
of gents suits and furnishings to
be opened on Monday next in the
old Turner house.
Mr.. and Mrs. John G. Hayes ar
rived here Tuesday by private con-
veyance from Rocky Bar, to remain
all winter, so we are informed.
Captain Eddy came down from
Rhoades' surveying camp Monday
evening, on his way to Boise-being
called there by the serious illness
of his little daughter.
The Congregational choir will give
an evening of song at the church
next Wednesday evening. A free
will Offering will be taken. Every
one cordially invited.
Judge Perky and Judge Stewart
exchanged seats this week, and
while Judge Stewart is occupying
the bench here Judge Perky is
filling his seat at Weiser.
The proposition in the Episcopal
convention in San Francisco to for
bid the re marriage of divorced per-
sons by priests of the church was
defeated by that body last Tuesday.
Geo. w. Fletcher and Sam Gala
way are again at home after a trip
to Chicago, where they took about
1000 head of sheep, and for which
they received fair prices. But the
day after their sale sheep dropped
20 cents per head.
In answer to call a number of
ranchers from the vicinity of Min
Home and Cold Springs met in the
court house Monday afternoon. A.
M. Hall was elected chairman and
Sam Blackwell secretary. On ac-
count of district court being in ses-
sion, the meeting was adjourned to
this afternoon
M. Alexander of Boise, Idaho,
will open branch store in Mount
ain Home on Monday of next week,
in the old Turner house, under the
management of G. E. Cole, giving
our people chance to secure the
novelties for the fall and winter at
the lowest cash values. Mems and
boys suits underwear and furnish
ings of all kinds. This opportunity
will be one of great Importance to
our people, as they will be able to
secure the goods here at the same
price as in Boise. OFT
Miss Bertha Turner and Miss Ora
Reed entertained over forty young
ladies and gentlemen Tuesday even
ing at the Turner House. The oc-
casion was in honor of Miss Turner's
birthday anniversary. A very neat
and artistic spider web had been
tightly woven with various hued
Irvine throughout the double parlor,
and commencing at 10 o'clock the
ladies and gentlemen busted them
selves for two hours in untangling
their portions of the web. This Gre
q ated much merriment--each one
being eager to find the end of the
string and learn their fortune. Miss
Harley carried off the ladies' prize,
q dainty pin tray. Mr.. Bert Thomp-
son was the winner of beautiful
soliar-outton box. The guests then
epaired to the dining-room and
NJ asook Of delicious refreshments
smilar aVor T., were carnations and
e onilaS, The dining-room was dec
o,oas. "a yellow and red, the table
pi.s a pretty floral picture
lar rosebuds and sweet-williams
surrounding it. After supper the
game OF the Famous Rates was
played, Miss Payne and Mr.. Glasers
WWlnn,ng the prizes for correctness
; ,oeal and instrumental music was
;; no Pc, throughout the even.
hug hug The guests departed at a late
nour wishing Miss Turner many
s aofe such happy birthday anniver.
hn ales and declaring the two young
Il w sssesses model entertainers. II
aps M certainly the most enjoyable
Happy event of the season.