Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1905-03-16
BREvITIEs

Senator Purtill went to Pocatellc
last Thursday.
Finch and other Playing Cards
for sale at this office.
Harry Willis came down from
from Little Camas last Sunday.
Hon. Arthur Pence was here from
Hot Springs, Owyhee county, las,
Tuesday.
Judge Solon McCov Of Little Ca
mas was a county seat visitor the
first of this week.
A party composed of Mrs. Kel-
sey and daughter, Mrs. George and
Mr. Nichols spent Sunday at the
Hot Springs.
The new residence being erected bv
George Mahoney in the Wolfe adj
dition for Claude Clays is rapidly
approaching completion.
Time is money. You can save
both by having local and long
distance telephone in your home.
Rates as low as $3.50 per month.
K. 2. Chattin left last Tuesday
for his annual visit to his mother at
Carp, Tenn On his return he will
be accompanied by Miss Alice, who
spent last summer and winter in
the sunny south.
A petition asking that the board
OF commissioners. in the event of a
vacancy occurring in the office of
auditor and recorder, appoint By
McWilliams to fill the same. has
been circulated during the past week
about Mountain Home and vicinity.
John Helgren, who has been at
the Ross ranch on Bennett creek all
winter, came home last week and is
now employed by George Mahonev
in the latter's numerous building
operations about town. It pleases
John and his little sisters to he
with each other again.
W, P. Brady of Lucknow, Ten
nessee, arrived in Mountain Home
the latter part of last week. He is
a brother of S. S. Brady, a former
resident here, but now living at
Lucknow Mr.. Brady will prob.
ably remain in Mountain Home
and grow up with the country.
Fred Turner, who had been in
disposed for week previous, was
Sunday found to have contracted
pneumonia and was a pretty sick
young man whea Drs. Smith and
Mather called there to treat him
last Sunday. He is getting along,
though, as well as can be expected
The dance at the opera house
night last, given by the
Symphony Qnartette, was not
nearly the success as it was hoped
to be, nor in fact it deserved to
be. Two many counter attractions
in the social world easily account
for the very slim attendance. Better
luck next time.
At The Bulletin stationery store
will be found an up-to-date supply |
Of baseball goods-Reach league
balls, bats aud mitts. Come and |
see what you think of them, and
come quick, because they're the
kind that sell--and sell because
they're what's wanted by ball play
ers,
The lenten season began Wednes-
lay of last week Cash Wednesday, |
and continues until Easter Sunday.
which this year falls on April 23rd
Lent is observed by Roman
Greek Catholics, Episco-
oalians and Lutherans and some
lines by adherents of other de-
nominations. Strict observes fast
and pray forty days according to
The rules of their churches.
Ii the weather happens to be
right, sheep shearing will be in full !
swing before many days. Monday T
ast a little shearing was done here
"a few of Dick Benefits backs /
undergoing the operation, then it !
began to rain, putting stop to the +
work. Mr.. Edw F. Goddard had +
Intended to be ready to shear the .
first of the week, but the wet
weather interfered and DELAYED
,he preparations being made.
Mrs. Burns has let a contract To
John Ross for the erection on the
ot adjoining E. NJ. Wolfe's law
,fiice of a business house 16x3O to