Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1901-02-07
Grand ball next Thursday nigh

D. E. Smithson of Utah is a
visitor in this place.
Frank Hobbs went to Glenn's
Ferry Monday to remain several
days.
Lost-A bunch of keys. Please
leave them at Reynolds jewelry
store.
Hon. Arthur Pence returned to
Boise Monday, accompanied by Mrs
Pence.
Frank Osgood and wife came up
from Swan falls and spent Sunday
in this place.
Allie Harris, a prominent resident
of Bruneau valley, was in this
place yesterday.
Joseph Pence, young attorney
of Boise, was visiting here with his
uncle, John Pence, last Sunday.
Hon. Frank T. Wyman, one of
Bosses prominentattorn was in
this place Tuesday~~on professional
business.
By law we are compelled to again
run the commissioners proceedings,
but next week we hope to be able
to give more general news.
Ed Goddard and wife came in
from Washington Saturday on 4
visit with Mrs, Goddard's parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. John Brady.
Mrs. Lockman returned from Al
bion Tuesday evening, accompanied
by her daughter, Miss Leora, who
has recently been very sick.
Hon. Billy Wilson came in from
Bennett Creek Monday to attend a
special meeting of the board of COM
missioners, accompanied by Mrs.
Wilson and children.
We are told that G. w. Ball of
Glenn's Ferry has been installed in
the county clerks office as deputy.
to fill the vacancy caused by the
resignation of r. N. Griffith.
Hon. w. L. Thurman, the jolly
and sound democratic commissioner
from the second district returned
home to-day after attending the
special session OF the board on
Tuesday.
J. O. Baker, who is engaged in
the lumber business on the South
Boise river, was here Tuesday in
the interest of the building Of new
wagon road from Smiths prairie tc
Pine Grove.
There is bill before the legis-
lature providing that the wife shall
have the same controlS of her sep.
crate property that the husband
has of his. The bills should and
doubtless will become a law.
Mrs. E. C. Helfrich most pleas
antly entertained. some of her lady
friends at an ipforlh nal luncheon last
Saturday Afternoon. Among those
present were Mesdames Phelan
Struckman, Syms, Madison, Cover
and Miss Helm.
Don't forget the st Valentino
Ball to be given by the Mountain
Home Social Club Thursday night
Feb. IA. Prof. Cox's orchestra has
been engaged, SO good music il
assured. Particular pains will b.
taken to insure a good time to all
The ice crop in this vicinity is 81
far total failure, but Albert Ro
seuheim does pct purpose gettinI
left entirely. To-day he received
one hundred tonslof good solid ic
from Cambridge, which is to be fol
lowed by other shipments soon. Blu
the price must necessarily be NOR
per pound the coming summer thai
it was last season.
R.N. Griffith has resigned til
position of deputy county clerk an
will Join his family at Pocatellt
Griff's ability as an accountant
we'll known and his great popu
larity is not questioned, and his dc
parture from Mountain Home
regretted by nearly every mar
woman and child in town. Ma
prosperity be yours, Griff, at you
new home.
County Attorney Sinnott yeste
day received a petition signed b
twenty citizens of Pine Grove, asl
ing him ito see that the Ward fan
ily be taken away and cared 10
as they are IN destitute circun
stances and we have supported the
as long as we can" The count
attorney is at loss how to procet
in this matter, as Ward has sever
times positively refused to enter tt
county poor house.
Mrs. Susan Smith, wife OF u.
Smith, of whose death we only hi
time to briefly mention last wee
was lady highly respected IN II
community, where she had resid
for many years. /Besldes disco
ISOLATE husband She leaves to mou
her departure tBo daughters, M
NJ. E. House a1d/Mrs. r. Adam
brother, Richard Benham; t
sisters, MIS-. Whitsen of this pla
Mrs. Putnam of Iowa, and sevel
grandchildren. The funeral to
place last Friday afternoon and "