Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1901-03-07
Gilmore Lodge, A. f. & A. NJ.
THURSDAY, March 7, 1901.
Nice rain last night.

lTOu NeUrdskd to-day.
G. w. Fletcher departed Sunday
for Salt Lake on a business trip.
Lawyer Green visited Boise
Monday on professional business.
J. l.. Burns and Jack Oakley OF
Bruneau spent Sunday in this
place.
Captain and Mrs. S. G. Rhoades
visited in Boise several days this
week.
We have some choice seed pota-
toes.
CHAs. R. KELSEY Co, Ltd.
James REYNOLDS and wife now
occupy what is known as the John
Mitchell place.
John Peters returned home Sat
urday from a pleasant visit at his
former home in Canada.
Hon. j. S. Lewis went over to
Boise Saturday to have a pleasant
time with the old soldier boys.
We are ready now with sheep
shears for sheep shearers.
CHAs. r. KELSEY Co., Ltd.
Mrs. ]. M. Cowen was a Boise
visitor several days last week, re-
turning home Sunday evening.
Foley Abbott of Rocky Bar went
to Boise Sunday to look after his
cattle and horses that have been
wintering in that section.
When you are in town, come in
and buy your wool bags and mar
king ink of us.
CHAs. R. KELSEY Co., Ltd.
The Young Ladies' Auxiliary of
st. James church will meet with
Miss Payne this evening. A goodly
attendance is desired.
DIR. Friedline, the dentist, will be
here until Monday-possibly longer.
Come while he is here and have
those teeth looked after. He will go
from here to Glenn's Ferry.
Garden seed, Alfalfa seed, seed
wheat, seed oats, seed rye, red top
seed, Kentucky blue grass seed
and all other seeds on hand.
CHAs. R. KELSEY Co., Ltd.
The suggestion Of Prof. Mullins
in another column, to plant trees
and otherwise beautify the school.
house grounds should be heartily
endorsed by all of our citizens and
carried out by the board of school
trustees.
Rev. James Stoddard, now per
manent rector of St. James Episco
pal church, delivered two able ano
instructive sermons last Sunday
He will hold services regularly
every Sunday, also midweek lenter
service Wednesday evening during
lent. A cordial invitation is ex
tended to all.
Probate Judge White and wifi
went to Boise Monday. The Judg'
attended meeting Of the Stat,
Central committee of the Silve
Republican party, which viii
doubtless be their last, as it is gen
orally supposed the party will g
out of existence since its leader
have proclaimed themselves demo
Gratis.
The Rev. DR.. Lloyd, general sec
rotary of the board of missions
writing to the Rev. Mr.. Stoddard o
this city, says: II hope the chang
will be for the blessing of tn
church and your own happiness.
have followed with great deal G
interest the work of Bishop Funste
and congratulate you on havin
the privilege to work with such
bishop"
st. Patrick's Day this year fall
ing on Sunday, will be celebrate
on Monday, the 18th, by literary
musical and social entertainment
by the Catholic ladies of thi
place. An interesting program cor
sisting of musical and literary e'
ercises by home talent will be car
ried out. The committee OF a.
rangements will use all endeavol
to make the affair decided success
Died, at Castle Creek, Idah
March /, 1901, Daniel 7. Soady
Walla Walla Wash, a native
England, aged Al years. NJ
Soady was a brother Of Mrs. \
Henderson and came here with Il
hope of improving his health. I
was a business man at Walla wal
for a great many years and WI
highly esteemed by all. A wife an
three children are left to mourn b
absence. Mrs. Soady came in Su
day, and that evening returnt
with the remains for iaterment
Walla Walla.
At Minidoka one day last wee
during the flood, party of your
people made raft and went out
a pond for a jolly sail. The "a
upset and dashed them all into t
water, causing great fright-!n fa'
one of the party, Miss Ora Mullin
would probably have drowned b
for the quick action of Mr.. Wa
and the timely aid of Louis sea
Albion Times.