Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1903-10-29

W. bAOHN' &c iiNiN llDiD DoiSt hllu
stopping at the home of NJ. l.. Dav-
is, where he will remain during the
winter.
We have the following brands
of flour: 1T" Patent, IT" Puri-
tv, st" Fancy, " hite Satin
and Umatilla. Try them. C. R.
r Kelsey Co.
J. Barrett Cohen, representing
the Bancroft Whitney Company,
publishers of law book, San Fran
cisco, was in town Monday doing
business in his line with the local
attorneys.
Charles R. Kelsey & Co., Ltd
have just received two cars of the
best brands of flour and it is
going like hot cakes They always
carry the best Oh the market.
The Women of Woodcraft, who
are to give public ball at the
opera house Thanksgiving night,
expect all their friends and their
friends friends to be on hand
Tickets Sl per couple; spectators
25c.
Don't forget to inspect our win
ter line of Ladies' and Children's
Coats, Capes and Ready Made
Suits before you purchase. We
can save you big money. Charles
K. Kelsey & Co., Ltd.
i. T. McKibbin Of Shoshone was
in town a couple of days this week.
Mr.. McKibbin is teacher of the
mandolin and together with Prof.
Grayson and another gentleman
will provide the music for a grand
ball to be given in short time.
How do these strike your Five
cans of good pie fruit, 90 cents;
three cans of soup, 20 cents. All
kinds of bottled pickles at way
down prices. Try our M. j. b.
Coffee We guarantee it to please
you. Charles r. Kelsey d Co.,
Ltd.
The three children of George and
Anna Smith were baptized last
Sunday afternoon at the residence
of Rev G. K. Mason Of the Congre-
gational church. Their names are:
Van August, Rose Stella and Marie
Augusta.
On October 80 Catholic Ladies
will furnish supper at Commercial
Hotel to Public from $50 to $50
Adults Soc; children under II, 25c.
Following this will be a dance at
Opera House. Tickets $1.0O. Spec
tators 25c. Dance supper at Com
mercial Hotel from II pm. to 2 a.
M; SOC plate.
The alumni of Weiser Academy
show their love and loyalty to their
alma mater by putting up much
needed windmill. With the other
churches of the association the
Congregational church of Mountain
Home took pledges last Sunday to
ward needed improvements and con-
veniences at the academy.
w. E. Wilson has been laid up
Wednesday of last week with an
old-fashioned case of grip. He
accompanied the other commiss
toner's as far as Pine on the obser-
vation tour of the county roads
but at this point grew quite i'll and
returned by stage. We. looks
as though he had passed through a
pretty serious attack, He was
around Monday for the first time
The Women of Woodcraft, or
Thanksgiving evening next, which
occurs on Thursday, November 26
intend giving grand ball to the
public at the opera house. As all
previous efforts Of the ladies of thi!
order has been pre.eminently en-
joyable and financially successful
it is believed the capacity of thu
house will be taxed to its uttermos
to accommodate those who viii
want to be present; and we hope
Il q believe 80, too.
Hugh Riley of Rock, Bar, |
brother Of Mrs. Van Schaick, mis-
tress of the boarding house at th,
Dorsey cottage, is in town servlni
: as Juror. 1t is his first visit t
5 Mountain Home for several year
e aud he sees many improvement
i since his last Trip here For wv
or three months this season MI