Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1901-04-18
THURSDAY, April Is, 1901.
w, Wool lis, j. nqT5Slling into town

quite rapidly. -
Judge Perky is this week holding
court at Albion.
District Court convenes in this
place on the 9th of May.
J. T. McKinnon has gone to the
mountains for the summer.
Wall Paper-1901 stock-iust
arrived at ]. M. Cowen & Co.'S.
If you are in need of a mower or
rake, call on VIM. d. Reynolds.
III. T. Wright of Boise has gone
to Atlanta to spend the summer.
Mr.. Waymire, the Rocky Bar
brewer, was in this place Monday.
VIM. D. ReYnYlds, headquarters
for Rock Island plows of all kinds.
Mrs. C. D. Stff4well is visiting in
Boise with heFsister, Mrs. Rinehart.
A. Rosenheim will today receive
q carload of Pfbss celebrated book
beer.
Sunshine in Idaho, but billiards.
to the east of US during the past
week.
Just received-A carload of
Shutter wagons. VIM. D. Rey-
nolds.
Earnest Pearson, merchant at
Glenn's Ferry, spent Sunday in this
place.
Surveyor~yfheades and Deputy
Sheriff Nicholson visited Boise Tues
day.
c. B. Farraday of Three Creek
spent the forepart of the week in
this place.
Miss. Lodge, county school sup
erintendent has gone to Mayield on
an official visit
E. f. Goddard and wife were
registered at the Capitol hotel
Boise, on Sunday.
Fresh fish to-day at Mrs. M.
Henderson's store. Salmon, smelt,
shad, ETC., every week
J. D. Whitson and wife and
niece, Della McCabe, spent several
days in Boise this week
Maj. Fred Reed a prominent min
ing operator of Boise, made the
Bulletin Office a pleasant call on
Monday.
j. f. Dyar, a prominent rancher
of Little Camas praire, has been
shaking hands with old friends here
for several days.
Charlie Howeth's son, Granville,
stopped over hgfeF Friday on his re-
turn from Anaconda to Boise, to
visit with his father.
See the latest styles in Ladies
Belts with Ribbon and Chenille
Piked Ends. Also Gilt and Leather
Belts. VIM. d, Reynolds, Jeweler.
e. C. Helfrich and D. B. Horton
departed todayrpy private con-
veyance for Swan Falls, to inspect
the wonderful dam and electric
plant recently completed at that
point on Snake river.
There will be a meeting of the
Kings Daughters at the Episcopal
church on this Thursday evening
beginning at O'clock. Services on
Sunday next at | ! a. m. and s p. m.
Exceptionally good music at both
services. All are invited.
Senator j. w. Bailey, accompa-
MED by his son Dempsey, came
down from Little Camas Monday,
and wenv to Boise that night. The
ex-senator seemsas happy and con-
tent as ever, and hopes for better
times this summer on the upper
levels of Gilmore county.
Program for Mothers Club, Fri
day, April 19th-Roll call. Quota
tons from Froebel Paper by Miss
Swami. Children's literature. Dis
cussion--Leader, Mrs. e. M. Wolfe.
Select reading by Mrs. Mullins.
Reading of Dodd-Mrs. Perky.
Program Committee-Mrs. Pence,
Mrs. Hubbell.
After spending the winter at his
home near Chicago, Mr.. Callahan
has returned here to look after his
fruit orchard and land interests.
He says that Mr.. Weston of Can
ton, Mass, and j. E. Hammond OF
Oak Park, H., with their families,
will soon arrive here ana make this
place their permanent residence.
They will build-en treir- Hands just
north-o town.
Mrs. S. G.. Rhoades entertained a
number of ladies at A O'Clock tea
last Wednesday and again .on--Ffi-
day afternoon. Each occasion the
Nstable was beautifully decorated
with handsome hand-painted china
and California flowers. AT each
plate was laid beautiful little EN-
bossed favor with appropriate How
ers and verse. The menu was dainty
and delicious After tea the guests
assembled in the parlor and were
entertained by viewing many inter
esting snap shots taken in China by
DR.. and Mrs. Carl Johnson, Mrs
johnson being the youngest daugh-
ter OF Captain and Mrs. Rhoades
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