Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1902-03-13
r,more Lodge, A. r. q A. M.
THURSDAY. March Is, 1902.

Miss Elvira Sullaway visited in
Boise last Saturday.
Charles Coon and wife returned
here Monday from Bruneau.
Leave your order for cream puffs
and fancy cakes at Wilbur's cash
store.
Joe VanFleet and A. T. Babb.
from Cold Springs, were in this
place Tuesday.
We have just received an
other car of Studebaker wagons and
bob sleds. G. r. Kelsey Co. Ltd.
Mr.. Van Deusen and wife came
in last evening from Emmett on a
visit to their brother, j. e. Van
Deusen.
Dave Hyde was busy Monday at
the depot loading on teams a big
lot of furniture for his new hotel at
Bruneau.
A large train of Japs are now
Switched" at this place and they
are engaged at repairing the rail-
road bed
Joseph Sullaway has been award
ed the contract for carrying the
mails between Rocky Bar and At
lanta, 6 times week, for $500 per
year.
At the Catholic entertainment to
be given the evening of March 81, a
pair of shoes will be given TO the
boy or girl who disposes of the
largest number of admission tickets
to the entertainment.
r. d. Gorby of Glenn's Ferry
was in this place last Friday, hav-
ing business at the Recorders office
When asked what he was going to
do with the fine residence he re-
Gently purchased, Bob "winked the
other eye"
A. MCPHERSON, State Horticultur-
al Inspector, was in this place last
evening, and he requested the Bull
LETIN to warn all parties against
buying any nursery stock unless
tificate of inspection from some per-
son having authority to give GER
tificate.
Miss Helen Daugherty, after
months visit with Thos Mellen and
family, departed Saturday evening
for Glenn's Ferry where she will visit
a short time, then return to her
home at Soldier, Idaho. 1t is to be
hoped that Miss Daugherty will
come this way again as she made
many friends while here.
They are coming by the hundreds
now-next month they will come
by the thousands. We allude to
homeseekers from the Eastern
States, who are taking advantage of
the low railroad rates to the west.
Railway authorities say that at
least 100000 people will settle this
spring in Idaho, Washington and
Oregon. Let them come-there is
room enough for all.
Professor Page and wife have re-
turned here from Bruneau. At a
dance given by the professor in
that place last Thursday night
there was spirited voting contest
to decide who was the most popular
and handsome young lady in the
hall, and the prize, a silver brace
let, was awarded to Miss Watkins
Bob Kelly got the prize for being
the ugliest man in the house.
Milan Miller, popular passen'
ger conductor on the Central Pa
cific railroad between Sacramento
and Truckee, spent last Sunday il
this place and was the guest O
his old-time friends, Mr.. and Mrs
Thos. Mellen. Mr. Miller is takin
a much needed rest from his dutie
and is SO favorably impressed witt
Idaho generally and Mountain
Home in particular, that he ma
return here and enter into the shee
raising business.
The following announcement wa
received at the BULLETIN otiic
Monday: miss Winnie Wayte an
Mr.. Frank ). Carver, married, Sur
day, March the ninth, 1902, Bois
Idaho. At home ISL Clevelan
Ave-, Pocatello." Mrs. Carver
the eldest daughter of Mr.. and Mr.
" Thos. Wayte of Mountain HON
and is bright and attractive lad,
n Mr.. Carver is young man of ste
ling qualities and has recently gor
into the mercantile business at P,
catello. The happy young coup
passed through this place Sunda
evening and were met at the trai
by host of friends who showere
rice upon them and wished them
happy and prosperous journe
through life. The BULLTTN ioir
most heartily with these friends
their good wishes to Mr.. and Mr.