Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1901-03-14
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CHAs. r. KELSEY Co., Ltd.
Fine navel oranges at H. B
Thompson's, 80 cents per dozen.
G. d. Golden and wife of Rocky
Bar went to Boise last Friday on d
visit.
Born, at Mountain Home, Marc b
10, 1901, to the wife of James
O'Neill, son.
Spring is herel and SO are our
new spring goods.
CHAs. R. KELSEY Co., Ltd.
Doc Stillwell's crew went out yes
terdaYss to shear j. N. Coon &iCo's
band of sheep.
A. Rosenheim spent Saturday at
the City of the Saints on the shores
of the great Salt Lake.
Regular services at the Episcopal
church Sunday morning and even
ing. Everybody cordially invited.
The very choicest and freshest
of groceries always on hand.
CHAs. r. KELSEY Co., Ltd.
The governor has approved the
law to establish and maintain free
kindergartens.
Mr.. and Mrs.B, G. Helfrich,
after ten days yisitih Boise returned
home Saturday evening.
When you want the very best
goods as we'll as the very lowest
prices, be sure and call on us.
CHAs. r. KELSEY Co., Ltd.
The governor has signed the bill
to suppress contagious diseases
among sheep.
Miss Gertie White returned to
Boise Tuesday, accompanied by
Miss Ida Harley who will visit
with Boise relatives for q short
time.
County Attorney Sinnott was
called to Glenn's Ferry the 18th to
conduct preliminary examination
In Judge Flanagan's court, some
arrests being made for horse steal
ing. No particulars given.
Martin Knittle returned to his
home at Rocky Bar last Tuesday,
to prepare for a summers cam
paign at mining. Shorty" is a
great favorite in this neck of sage
brush and all regret his departure.
Judge Stockslager, one of the
supreme court justices, spent Fri
day in this place on private bust
ness. The Judge is always a well
come visitor in Mountain Home,
where he retains a host of SINGER
friends.
Are you going to the Woodmen's
ball Friday night? II you are you
should call at the Big Store and
what a nice line of mems dancing
pumps and ladies' slippers they
carry.
CHAs. R. KELSEY Co., Ltd.
Mrs. A. Rosenheim enter tanned a
few ladies last Saturday afternoon,
it being the fourth anniversary of
her marriage. Those present were:
Mesdames SIG. Rhoades, K. I.
Perky, Dan Reber, frank Wilcox,
w. T. Montgomery and Miss Mabel
L. Payne. A very pleasant after
noon was spent with the hospitable
lady.
Another old pioneer miner has
passed over the divide. Judge
Heath died at the county hospital
on the 9th instant, aged 81 years.
He resided at Atlanta fully 30
years, where he-had many friends.
He followed mining until he be-
came too feeble from age to toll any
longer, when he reluctantly took up
his abode as a guest of the county.
He was buried Sunday in the city
cemetery and his funeral was quite
largely attended.
The Catholic ladies' entertain
ment at the opera house on the 18th
promises TO be general success.
In ambition to a literary program,
there will be two voting contests for
prizes-one prize to be awal ded to
the most popular young lady, and
one prize to be awarded TO the most
homely man in the town. Each OF
these cases to be decided by votes.
The doors will be open at 7 30 and
performance will commence at .
o'clock in the evening.
Tuesday evening Charles 5. Coon
was invited to the dwelling house
of Mr.. and Mrs. L. L. Pettyjohn to
spend the evening. and he COM
piled. But to his great surprise he
there found a large number OF his
young friends assembled and was
soon apprised of the fact that i
was the anniversary of his birth
day. Games of Might've were in
dulged in and refreshments served
and very pleasant evening spen
by all present.