Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1901-01-17
THURSDAY, Jan. II, 1901.

ID udy.
Charles Grim of Pine Grove is in
town.
Mrs. Baker and Miss Annie Mar.
rim went to Boise yesterday.
P. R. Longfell low has charge Of
the bankrupt ftoeb<of J. S. Acker
q Co.
Miss Helm, after visiting in Boise
about a week, fetyrned home Tues
day night. -
Mrs. |. A. Heron Of Glenn's
Ferry made business visit to this
place Monday.
John P. Bryant of Louis creek
station spent Monday and Tuesday
in this place.
Miss La Vere~CBell ic visiting
with Warren LSGlSman and family
for few days.
Roy Cooper has the agency for
Bryan's new paper, THE Common
err" for this section.
Miss Skidmore has gone to Hot
Springs, Owyhee county, to take
charge of the school at that place.
R. P. Chattin and wife went to
Salt Lake Tuesday to attend the
National Stockgrowers' convention.
Mr.. D. Parish, clerk at Kelsey's
big store and Miss Edith Jones
will be married. att Salt Lake on
the Goth.
Mrs. Jack Harris and Miss Ida
Fitzwater went 10 Boise yesterday
to attend district meeting of the
Rebekah lodge.
We are glad to report that Mrs
G. W. Smith has much improved
and that there is now great hopes
for her recovery.
G. G. Hall departed for Rocky
Bar on Monday, to take charge of
the Red Warrior mill, mines and
other property belonging to the
company.
The Idanha hotel in Boise gets
its name from aJtoyn in Portugal,
and is pronounced~as though it was
spelled e-dan-ya with accent on
second syllable.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Mock of
Nampa have the sympathy Of
great many friends in this place in
the loss of their infant boy, who
died last Thursday.
Thomas Mellen and wife and
]. B. Whitson and Jack Harley
went to Salt Lake by Sunday
nights train to attend the Stock
growers convention.
The infant daughter of ex-Sena-
tor and Mrs. A. Urdahl died in
Boise on the 10th instant. The little
daughter was their only child and
they have the sympathy of many
friends in Gilmore county.
Regular services will be held at
the Congregational church next
Sunday at 1915 a. M, and 5 p m
Sunday school at II. Junior En-
deavor at 4 p. m. Young Peoples
Endeavor at Z p. m. Midweek
meeting this Thursday evening at
1885.
VIM. Murphy, the expert boot
and shoemaker, has returned to
Glenn's Ferry to remain. We re-
greet very much that Mr., Murphy
has departed from our midst, be-
cause he is a first-class man in
every respect, and such men this
town can i'll afford to lose.
Governor Hunt has put his foot
down most emphatically upon that
infamous permit SYSTEM in the
Occur d'Alenes, and ordered Hugh
France, Steunenberg's representa-
tive. to issue no more of said per-
mits, or require persons seeking
employment in Shoshone county
to secure the same.
Commissioner Louie FRANKIE had
a hard trip down from Atlanta on
account of deep snow. He and
Photographer Strickman were COM
PEELED to camp one night on the
summit BETWEEN Rocky Bar and
Atlanta, andkthey did good work
rustling for frewood to keep them
selves from freezing.
The Entire Nous club held its
first meeting in the new century
at the home of Mrs. K. |. Perky.
Monday afternoon. At roll call
each member responded with a
quotation from Elizabeth Brown
ing. After transacting the routine
business, the first paper on the pro-
gram was the beautiful life of Eliz,
abeth Barrett Browning, given by
Mrs. J. M. Cowen. To say that
this was given in a masterful style
is to speak faint praise in regard to
it, all were charmed. Following
this came an excellent topic or
"Woman's Invasion on Mans
Province as Breadwinner," with
original comments by Mrs. Il. Z
Helfrich. Next was a humoristlt
sketch by Miss Harley, critic Mrs
Madison. The interesting discus
sion care Fine Arts Favorable t.
Morality" was decided in TIN
affirmative. The hostess served
delicious refreshments. Afte
which the c1uh adjourned to NEE