Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1902-02-27
BRUNEAU MASQUERADE.
A Graud Time on the Eve OF
Washington Day--Otlrer
News Notes.


hall was grand success. There was large attend
ance. variety Of costumes and great deal Of fun
Some OF the characters were perfect, and when the
masks were removed at 90 o'clock Ii was found
that many mistakes in identity had been made The
music furnished by Messrs Stein, Halverson and
Reynolds and Miss Halves was excellant aod appre-
ciated by the dancers and spectators
The character Of an Indian Tramp, represented oy
Robert Nafe with An irish Biddy dummy as part
ner, kept the people in an uproar OF laughter ana
must say that as an impersonator OF characters Mr.
N aie is perfect
Following are the names Of those who represented
Fred Randail--Clown.
John Kaufman-Fat Bayseed
l.. Loostie-Nigger.
Joe Hawes-LAborer
Chris Baltzer-Minister from Japan.
George Randall-Clown.
Frank Van sickle-Clown-
Jerry 0wens-Indian.
Horace Lawson-Euckaroo.
Tommy watkins-Negro Jockey.
A. Gledden--Indian
John Adams-wild BILL
Joe Caudle Calf
Robert Kelly--Negro Preacher.
Jesse Hays-Ngger.
Robert Nafe--Indian Tramp.
Clarence wilsoD--Clown.
Fred Belknap-Soldier BOY.
Ira Perjue--Fancy Clown.
Benton ConDor--Clown.
Roy Hodge-Jockey.
A. Pence-spansh Dancer.
Ben Crabb-Cow Boy.
Jimmv whitson-Farmer.
Mrs A. Hodge-Night.
Mrs P. Kelly-School Girl.
Mrs Randall Liberty.
Miss Polly Owens-old Lady.
Miss c. Loose-Bride.
Miss Gladys Hodge-Flower Girl.
Miss Viola wa.kins--Blue Belle.
Mrs. Van sickie--Turksh Girl
Mrs Crocheron and Mrs Narshbanks-Sisters {
Charity.
Miss Laird-Huntress.
Mrs f. Halverson-Night.
Miss Ardie Hil--Queen Of Hearts.
Miss Dolly Peryue-Red Gross.
Miss Fay Lovejoy--Winter
Miss Maude Peryue-Queen Of Hearts.
Mrs Loosle-School Girl.
Miss Nancy Conner-Flower Girl.
Miss Rebecca Watkins-Negress.
Misser Lena and Effe wison-Summer Time.
Miss Daisy Robertson-Night.
| Miss Julia Dupham--Juniper Girl.
| And there were others whose names ! could nj
obtain
| Supper was served at the residence Of Mrs. E.
stine and reshed by ALL
NOTES.
| Mike Hyde Is visiting with his brother and lool
young ever.
| The new hotel Is progressing rapidly and looks IL
biz time on St. Patrck's day when 1t will B
opened to the public.
Mrs A. NJ Harris and children attended I'll
masaue ball and are visiting their numerous FRIEND
in the valley.
C. S. Coon & Co. are meeting with success in the
early lambng proposition.
| VIM Hodge, Sr., is walking on our streets agail
being somewhat feeble yet but able to shake with
friends.
Geo Hampton is erecting house on his HON
stead location under the Dunnng ditch. Geort
says that he is going to be farmer, by gosh.
School has again begun after a three weeks vac
ton on account Of instructor being on the sick list.
Mr. L. Fenner Is counter jumper OF Baltzers stor
and appears natural as ever.
The l. o. o. f. lodge Is rapidly increasing
membership, and has good solid members on
charter
The funeral Of Mrs. R. NJ. Stone, who died at Il
home OF her daughther, Mrs Black, on Thursda
was held on Saturday afternoon at Little vale
The deceased one OF the early settlers in Lift
valley. Her death was severe blow to her husba,
who is quite feeble interment was In Little vail,
near the old homestead ranch.