Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1902-01-30
THURSDAY Jan. 80, 1902.

OF FeoIudry.
A daughter was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. Marion Daniel on Jan. %.
Landlord Tur ner is storing big
lot of clear, clean, thick ice for sum.
mer.
Ash Wedneday is Feb. IL. Eas
ter comes early this year-March
Both.
Assessor Manion attended the as.
SCISSORS CONVENTION in Boise this
week.
Charles Uren and ]. e. Van
Deusen came over from Bruneau
Saturday.
Attorney E. nj. Wolfe has added
to his library 50 volumes of law
yer's reports.
Miss Hilands came in last week
from Pittsburg, Pa on visit with
her aunt, Mrs. M. C. Smith.
Archdeacon Jennings occupied
the pulpit in the Episcopal church
Sunday morning and evening.
Joseph Clemens secured the con-
tract to build Roscoe Smiths dwell
ling house on Be nnett street.
w. J. Edworthy. after spending
about ten days at the capital city,
returned to Rocky Bar Monday.
Miriam Chapter No. Is, O. E. S.,
will have a speci al meeting Satur-
day evening. All members are re-
quested to be present. Mabel l..
Payne, w. M.
Mrs. Bailey and daughter Edith,
wife and child of Senator Bailey of
Little Camas, departed Monday
evening for Wis it with relatives at
Cabool, Mo. Mrs. Bailey hae been
absent from her old home for fiji.
teen years.
A prize dance will be given by
Prof. Page and wife at the opera
house Friday evening, Jan. 81
Handsome prize will be awarded
to the lady and gentleman doing
the best Waiting during the even
ing. Judges will be chosen from
the audience. All lovers of artistic
dancing should attend.
D. L. McDonough died at his
home on Castle creek, Jan. "a,
1902, from an attack Of pneumonia,
aged AZ years. Andy Evans, broth
er-in-law of dece ased, came over to
this place Saturd day for casket
and conveyed the sad news to Mr..
McDonough's m any friends in this
place. He leaves wife and seven
children to mourn his absence.
John McCabe returned here Sat-
urday from months visit at
Blackfoot with bis sister, Mrs. Geo.
L. Wall, who forr nerly resided at this
place. He says Mr.. Wall, about a
year ago, secured several hundred
acres of land in Fremont county.
for which he has since been offered
$25 per acre, but refused. Mr..
Wall and family are we'll and pros
pering.
The BULLETIN few days ago
received letter from a physician
and surgeon in the east in which
the writer asked "Will you kindly
tell me how ma ny physicians are
in Mountain Home, and give me
your opinion as to an opening there
for good physi clan and surgeon. y
We receive similar letters nearly
every day and as it requires too
much time TO answer them we SIM
ply forward CO Ply of the BULLETIN
to let them know how many bust
ness and profess ional men are To-
Gated here.
The Mountain Home free reading
room has receive I'd IS books for the
foundation of library. II is hoped
this number will be added to from
time to time. Anyone wishing to
donate book n Jay do so and the
same will be IL thankfully received
The collection includes all of Chas.
Reade's works, copies of works by
Corelli, Stevenson, K. P. Roe, Bal
FAC, Irving, Rus kin and few ref
erence books and histories. Owing
to the increasing demand for books
the library will be open for theil
exchange on NJ ondays and Thurs
days from 7:30 to 8 p. M, instead
Of Mondays only as formerly.
The Order of Woodcraft, on the
evening of the 2 9TH, elected the fol.
lowing officers: Past Guardian
Emma Hanley. Guardian Neigh.
bor-Josephine Ottenheimer. Ad
viser-Emma Nicholson. Clerk
Martha w. Stinl son. Banker-Eliz
abeth Donovan. Musician-Mattis
E. Swami. Attendant Berths
Kannecke. Captain of Guards
STEELE Helfrich. Magician-Mintie
Maxfield. Inner Sentinel-Louis,
Boyd. Outer Sentinel-Sarah Il
tanner. Mana gers-6 mos. Berthe
" hnnnecke; IL months, Louis,
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