Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1902-03-06

Joe VanFlset has purchased 81
sheep heretofore belonging to A. I
Babb.
We hear that spotted fever ha
already made its appearance in thi
section.
Oscar Schraft and Jim O'Neil ar
making q run Of vishnu ore at theil
mill in Rocky Bar.
Billy holland last week went t.
Lincoln county in the interest o.
the G. r. Kelsey Co.
Mrs. Bessie Griffin has taken Q
position behind the counter in Pear
sons store at Glenn's Ferry.
Try Carper, the barber, for .
nice, smooth, quiet shave, nex'
door to John Smiths Palace.
We are agents for Studebakel
wagons.
CHAs. r. KELSEY Co., Ltd.
Attorney Frank T. Wyman o.
Boise was in this place Monday
having case before the probate
court.
Divine services will be held ir
the Episcopal church next Sunday
morning and evening by Archdea.
con Jennings.
The new lodge of Odd Fellows
at Glenn's Ferry is said to be highly
prosperous and increasing rapidly
in membership.
A Rosenheim has number of men
excavating under his corner saloon
for a large cellar. which will be
walled with heavy stone.
Grain, oats, hay and wheat, chop
ped corn and Nebraska whole corn
on hand at
CHAs. r. KELSEY Co., Ltd.
A. Rosenheim has just received
another carload of Pabst Milwau-
kee beer. Prince Albert is now full
ly prepared to entertain Prince
Henry should he come this way.
John Willis Baer, secretary Of
the Worlds Christian Endeavor
Union. will deliver three lectures in
Idaho this month, as follows: Poca-
tello, March 10; Boise, the 18th;
and Weiser, the Goth.
Mrs. L. L. Spring of this place,
who, with her little BOYS, is visiting
with relatives in Denver, has re-
Gently experienced serious sickness,
but we are pleased to learn that she
is now rapidly recovering.
Judge Perky has appointed H. A..
Secor, Thomas Fahey and P. NJ.
Niles, all of Lincoln county, ap-
praisers to place valuation upon
two and one-half acres of land ad-
jacent to Shoshone Falls. This
procedure is under the eminent do
main act where land is condemned
for public use.
Regular services at the Congrega-
tional church next Sunday at II, a.
M, and 1880, p. m. Sunday school
at IL. Junior Endeavor at 4. Sub
ject--"The greatest Book in the
World" Senior Endeavor at $50.
Subject-"The Secret of Endur-
ance. Prayer meeting next Wednes-
day evening at 1880. 1.-THE Sins of
the Church." See hand book. A
cordial invitation to all services.
Bro. Lamb of the Silver city Mug
get resided in this place many years
ago, and speaketh from the heart as
follows: "There are good many
thousand acres of as fine fertile
lands around Mountain Home, as
we'll adapted to beet culture and
fruit growing as can be found any
where, and that happy town is to
be congratulated that capital has
been secured to carry out the big
enterprise. 1t means that the town
will grow into small city almost
at a bound"
We have plenty Of choice :Rock
Spring Coal.
CHAs. r. KELSEY Co., Ltd.
There was large gathering at
the Congregational church social
and entertainment last Friday even
ing, yet the ladies were prepared
with refreshments to go round to
all. The music by Mrs. Reed and
her daughter, Miss Ora; the two
readings, by Prof. Simpich; the rec
itations. Mrs. Simpich and Mrs.
Walker; the song, by Vida and
Gladys Loveridge; the defamation,
by Charlie Reynolds; the recitation,
by Esther Longfellow were all en-
joyed very much by old and young,
several being encored.
Artemisia Mothers Club meets
tomorrow, Friday, afternoon in the
school grammar room at $3.50. Our
last meeting was very interesting
and entertaining. "Mothers Ideals"
is a book that every mother should
enjoy hearing discussed. Program
for this week: Song, by club. Roll
call. Inotations relating to child
hood. from any anthor. Fourth
chapter of Mothers IDEALS" Mrs.
Pence. Evolution of Dodd, Matte
e. Swami. Other interesting feat
ures. Come and bring your per