Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1901-11-28
Let all give thanks to-day.

Gov. Stunenberg was visitor
here Sunday.
DIR. Mather has been on the sick
list for several days,
Mrs. J. T. Gilman arrived here
Monday evening from Rocky Bar.
For engraved calling cards, the
very latest styles, call on MissPayne.
Mrs. j. ID. Whitson returned
home Tuesday from her visit at
Weiser.
The Odd Fellows will soon organ
ize lodge at Glenn's Ferry, also
at Bruneau.
Geo. Thomas has been appointed
postmaster at Hot Spring, in Bru-
neau Valley.
Mrs. Patrick Kelly died at Castle
Creek OH the 18th and was buried
at Silver City.
For fresh fish, crabs, Holsters, etc.
leave orders at Mrs. Henderson 81
Sons store.
Our merchants have already or
dered large lot of holiday goods
and will soon have them on exhibit
ton.
Hon. Arthur Pence of Hot Spring
was in this place yesterday. He
had nothing to say of oil discoveries
in Bruneau.
Nate Randall, sometimes called
Senator Fewclothes," passed
through this place yesterday en-
route from Mackey to Honolulu.
Mrs. Frank Hunt and Mrs. Per-
kins of Boise, were guests of Mr..
and Mrs. S. q. Rhoades during
their brief stay in our town last
week.
Mrs. Thos. Nicholson came in
Monday evening from Rocky Bar to
be at the bedside of her sister, Mrs.
James Mundell, who died Tuesday
night.
Saturdays Boise Evening Cap
ital News contained this personal
item: Crank p. AXE, prominent
Republican politician of Gilmore
county, is at the Idanha."
Lawyer Wolfe has this week been
attending the Supreme Court in
Boise. The water suit of Hall ct al
VS.. Blackman ct al was reset for
hearing on December 9TH.
The Avalanche offers this advice:
do not parade your troubles before
the world. Bury them as dogs do
old bones, and growl like sixty if
anybody tries to dig them up
Grain, oats, hay and wheat, chop
ped corn and Nebraska whole corn
on hand at
CHAs. r. KELSEY Co., Ltd.
II. Willis and J. f. Dyar came
down from Little Camas last week
and attended the regular Masonic
meeting. Mr.. Dyar returned to his
home on Saturday, but Mr.. Willis
will remain here all winter.
j. A. Moss Of ST. Paul, Neb., was
in this place few DAYS last week
and guest of his old time
friend, P. r Longfellow. Mr.. Moss
was on the hunt for good horses in
the west, and he will purchas
large number before starting OF
Hto iNeui II VI ~ io1 ANCbIdSSd.
On the evening of Nov. %, Mr.
and Mrs Adm NJ. Hall at theil
Bennett creek home, were surprised
by the arrival of about 90 aides
and gentlemen friends, who congre-
gated to congratulate this worthy
couple on the 24th anniversary OF
their marriage. They were ROYALTY
entertained.
Judge ID. w Standrod, former
Democrat from Kentucky and de
teated candidate tor governor on tn,
Republican ticket last year, was Sc
lected by the Idaho Republicans al
Boise on Tuesday 10 succeed Sena
tor Shoup, as nationa! committee.
man.
Col John W. Jones, editor Of thf
Blackfoot News, died suddenly Of
heart disease last Thursday. In
his demise the Democratic press
and party sustain a great loss. He
was born in Virginia 81 wears ago
but had resided in Idaho for II
years, and his name was respected
and honored by all He served in
the Confederate army with distinct.
ion and was colonel of the Idaho
soldiers first sent to Manila. Nav
the soul of the gallant old Virgin
ian rest in supreme peace.
Rev. lrl X. Hicks Not Dead.