Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1901-02-28
Eimore Lodge, A. F.. & A. NJ.
THURSDAY, Feb, %, 1901.
Thomas Mellen was in Boise
Monday.
Captain Rhoades visited the Cap

County Treasurer Frank Ak,
was at Boise Monday.
George P. Hall is in town from
Garnet, on the Snake.
Geo. Hampton and wife returned
from Bruneau Monday.
DR.. Mather spent several day,
in Salt Lake city last week.
Chris Baltzer, the Bruneau mer
chant, visited Boise Sunday.
II. G. Scholl has taken a position
as salesman at Helfrich's store.
Hon. Arthur Pence, representa-
tive from Owyhee, spent Sunday
in this place.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. c. Helfricl
went to Boise yesterday to remain
several days.
Born, at Rocky Bar, Idaho, Feb
ruary 81, 1901, to the wife of Oscar
Schraft, son.
Fresh homemade bread, dough.
nuts, brown bread. at Mrs. M. Hen.
derson & Sons store.
Judge Perky, wife and daughter
returned home Monday evening
from visit at Boise.
Lawyer Sloan's family will join
him in this place about the 9th Of
March, from Nebraska.
1t is reported that the Mountain
Home reservoir and canal property
will soon change hands.
If you want chickens for Sunday
dinners or any other purpose, leave
orders at Thompson's store.
Attorney Daniel Mclaughlin
yesterday received large and val
liable addition to his law library.
Three dollars at our store buys
three hundred cents worth of good
goods.
CHAs. r. KELSEY Co., Ltd.
The Rebekah dance Friday night
was a very enjoyable affair and the
supper at the Commercial hotel
simply magnificent.
Harry Madison came in from
Mora Sunday evening, having fin
ished up the freighting business al
Swan Falls for the Helfrich Mer.
camille Co.
Get ready for the spring planting
by trying some of our union sets.
CHAs. R. KELSEY Co., Ltd.
All members of the Baptist
Junior Union are invited to attend
a social at the residence of Mrs. R
P. Chattih, Saturday afternoon
from 2 to 4, March End.
Revival meetings viii, begin al
the Baptist church in this place to
morrow, Friday evening. Rev. Mr.
Baker of Boise will assist the pas.
tor, Rev. D. M. McReynolds. Every
body invited to attend.
Unfortunately we cannot al
shine. but your children can cast {
glow by wearing our new red shoes
and slippers.
CHAs. R. KELSEY Co., Ltd,
jeff Whitson will hereafter no
rely on the water works for irrigat
ing bis garden and lawn and trees
He has recently completed new
we'll on his premises and is having
a tower built for big wind mill.
Mrs. Glenn wishes to announces
to the public that she now has al
experienced frst-class white cool
at the Commercial Hotel, and vii
continue to serve meals composed
of everything in season and tn
market.
Rev. James Stoddard arrived her
from Green River, Wyo., last nigh
and will take charge of St. James
Episcopal church. Services Sun
day morning at II o'clock and il
the evening at 8 o'clock. Sunda,
school at II. A cordial invitation
extended to all.
DR.. A. Friedline, the senior mem
Der of the Denver Dental ParlorI
at Boise, is in our city and locates
at the Turner House, room 81. II
is prepared and fully equipped t
do all kinds of dental work. Viii
remain here at least two weeks.
Died, at Mountain Home, Idaho
Feb. 20, 1901, Joseph T. Lilly c
Bruneau valley, a native of Mis-
souri,, aged 20 years. Mr.. Lilly wa
sick for several days, and in con
pany with his wife and others cam
here Thursday evening for bette
medical treatment, but he gradu
ally failed and expired within tw
hours after his arrival here. Nj
Lilly was an upright and popula
young man and besides being
sheepraiser himself was foreman fc
Knollin & Co., the big woolgrower
His funeral took place from tn
Congregational church, and wa
largely attended, number of h
friends coming from the valley IL
that purpose. He leaves a WI
and one brother in Bruneau vale
to mourn his absence, and they d.
sire to publicly extend their sii
cere gratitude to all who aided an
sympathised with them in their b.
reavement-particularly membe
of the Knights OF Pythias order.