Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1902-03-20
Gilmore Lodge, A. F. & A. M.
THURSDAY, March 20, 1902.

A. Rosenheim spent Sunday at
the capital city.
Miss Mary Gray will open her
spring millinery on the 9th.
James Thompson has been on the
sick list during the past week
Deputy Sheep inspector J. D.
Whitson was at Boise yesterday.
D. P. Keefer went to Glenn's Fer
ry last evening on business visit.
Have you yet located an oil
ranch? There may be millions in
it.
The Kelsey Co. are already re.
ceiving summer dry goods and
clothing
Mrs. j. HI. Garrett came in Sun
day from Chicago, and is guest at
the Turner House.
Miss Nellie Mellen and Miss Ma
bel Payne went to Boise Saturday,
to visit with friends for short
time.
Senator J. A. Purtill and R. Fitz-
water came up from Snake river
Tuesday for wagon load of lum-
Der and!general supplies.
Ed Goddard and Lou Tanner
commenced shearing sheep a few
days ago at their corral up Rattle
snake creek few miles above town.
Conference, Salt Lake, Utah,
April 4-5-6-1902, for this occasion a
rate of SIG so for the round trip is
authorized. Tickets on sale April
2 ito 5, inc. Leonard Way, Agent.
The village registering books are
now open. Cali on Miss Mary
Gray at her millinery parlors, and
qualify as an elector at the coming
village election on Tuesday, April l
Mrs. R. N. Griffith with several
children came in from Cumberland,
Wyo., on visit to her daughter,
Mrs. Louis Tanner Mr.. Griffith is
railroad agent at the above named
place.
VIM. Bonham, brother-in-law O
James A. Nicholson, died at v il.
sonville, Neb., March 18th. Mr.
Bonham, several years ago, resided
at Rocky Bar and was gentleman
highly esteemed.
The special service are still con
tinued at the Baptist church, Rev
Murray preaching every night. The
services Sunday as usual at IL, a
M, and s, p. m. Much interest hal
been awakened in the meeting ant
baptisms will continue from tim,
to time.
Sheriff Nicholson departed TO
Atlanta Sunday to attach the At
lanta Gold and Silver CONSOLIDATED
mines of which Art Davis is man
1 ager. Henry Ellison and Others
have sued the company to recove
the sum of $1479 due them for la
II Dor.
A select dance was given by
! number of young men at the Tul
ner house on the evening of 81
4 Patrick'e day, and a very enjoya
BILE evening passed. At II they
with their fair partners, filed up t
the opera house and partook of th
splendid lunch prepared at the en-
tertainment for the benefit OF tn
free reading room.
The assurance and gall of the az
erage sidewalk politician (Den
and Rep of this town is wonder
II full, indeed. He imagines that a.
& eyes in Idaho are turned upon hir
y and that he is the coming savior {
h the State and Nation. Give hin
room, hear him talk and next ia
relegate him to obscurity by yov
votes for better men.
Artemisia Mothers Club NEE
b Friday afternoon, March 81. TIL
lie the time for the election of Office
for the next 6 months. All con
prepared to elect the best membe
1 for the offices. The following
the program; Roll-call-answer /
quotations. Solo-Miss Mabel
Payne. Mothers Ideals-Mrs d
Nieukirk. Evolution of Dodd-
Miss Lodge. Don't forget the cleo
ion. Miss Swami, secretary.
Besides claiming that the boa
Of village trustees, when elected
year ago, was an incompetent s
of men, the Republican now oil
claims said board lot of "plundt
&ers," and boldly asserts that abi
for work done by Brady. Keefer q,
Boyd were presented and allow
the trustees voting to allow The,
selves money" This is a ser;o
charge, one that we do not belle
can possibly be substantiated. a
the gentlemen should clear the,
selves of the odium heaped up
them by the Republican withc
delay.
Ladies-You want to be up
date in every way. Call and
the latest styles in engraved cali
cards. invitations, etc, at nv re
dence. Mabel L. Payne.