Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1901-03-14

Wall Paper-1901 stock-jusr
arrived at ]. M. Cowen & Co.'S.
Frank Struckman, photographer
returned Tuesday from Bruneau.
Judge Welfe and wife visited al
the state capital several days las,
week.
Commissioner w. e. Wilson and
little son were in town Tuesday
from Bennett creek.
Grand Master G. d. Golden will
officially visit the Masonic lodges
of Southern Idaho during the next
few weeks.
Senator and Mrs. Purtell re-
turned homs1ast evening, and the
general exrression is. Good and
faithful Senator"
For sale-Thoroughbred Black
Langshang eggs for Matching at so
per setting of Is. Apply to J. A,
Reynolds at the Mitchell ranch.
Rev. James Stoddard delivered a
very pleasing sermon last Sunday
evening atGthe< Episcopal church
upon the influence of women in the
world.
Miss Grace Mclaughlin has COM
pleted a very successful term of
school at Jackson, and has this
week been a guest of Miss Payne
in this place.
Messrs. B,ackman. Hall, Ross
and Downs quit, feeding and turned
their cattle cut to- range and feed
upon new grassyso we are informed
by a party from Echo.
The name of John Marley, form
erly of Cold Springs, appears on
the list of delegates to the stock
convention at Denver, as delegate
from Yuma county. Colorado.
Lafayette Gray entertained a
number of his young friends Satur-
day evening at the residence of his
parents, the occasion being the an
niversary Of his 18th birthday.
Sundays Boise Statesman says:
"Mr. and Mrs. e. G. Helfrich of
Mountain Home, were the guests
of homer of a jolly plunge party at
the Natatorium Tuesday night.
Refreshments were served during
the evening"
Notice of the death of Mrs. Louise
Volk at Pocatello last week, APP
pears in the current issue of the
Advance. Mrs. Vok was formerly
resident of Cold Springs, and the
wife Of Weigand Volk and the
mother Of Gus Volk, now in the
Pocatello car shops.
Judge and Mrs. Perky a few
days ago received 1.-The whole cheese"
from Hon. J. s. Barrett of Mont
pelier, who is extensively engaged
in the manufacture of that article.
By the courtesy of Mrs. Perky a
number of friends have sampled
this cheese and pronounce it the
best they have ever tasted.
L. A. Underwood came up from
Mora and spent Sunday with his
family. He returned Monday to
assist in unloading II cars of lum-
Der for the Swan Falls dam. He
describes the efforts to harness the
waters of the Snake at that point
as one of great magnitude, but says
it is sure to be accomplished in a
few weeks more, after which the
electric plant will soon be in full
operation.
Apleasant meeting of the Entire
Nous Club was held at the home of
Mrs. w. T. Montgomery Monday
afternoon. Roll-call was answered
with quotations from julia Ward
Howe. After usual routine bust
ness the program was we'll rem
dered. First, was a delightful piano
selection by Mrs. J. D. Whitson.
Mrs. w. A. Reynolds gave very
interesting paper on the life of Julia
Ward Howe. Next was beautiful
solo by Mrs. Montgomery, "Thou st
Like Flower" in her usual sweet
voice. Second topic--"Ideals OF
Current Fiction" by Mrs. M. Z.
REYNOLDS, consisted of many in
structive and interesting points, and
was very much enjoyed by all pres
ent. Humorist, Mrs. F. T.. Wilcox
An article on grammatical subjects
given by Mrs. Cowen, was q very
| pleasing and original composition
Critic, Mrs. Whitson. The diccus
sion, "Resolved, That the Ratchet il
mightier than the ballot" was de
cided unanimously for the ballot
The session closed with song BY
the club, "Battle Hymn of the Re
public" after which splendid re
/ freshments were served by thu
hostess. Mrs. e, G.. Helfrich, sec'y