Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1896-06-10

o'clock he breathed his last.
Mr.. Kitto was about As years old
and had resided at Rocky Bar for
over 20 years, was an industrious
and generous-hearted man and his
demise is regretted by many friends
especially by the children of the
Davey family, by whom he was al
most worshipped.
lis remains were laid to rest in
the Rocky Bar cemetery last Sun
day, the funeral being largely at
tended.
DR.. Nieukirk returned home Mon
day evening from Atlanta, where he
had been to aifiputate both feet of
Mrs. Morrow, whose terrible expert
ence on Bald mountain, a short
time ago, was related in the BuLLE-
TIN. He successfully performed the
operation, taking off both feet just
above the ankles, and when he left
Atlanta his patient was doing nicely
with excellent PROSPECTS of speedy
recovery. Notwithstanding the char
acter of the unfortunate woman, the
people of Atlanta have generously
provided for her every want and the
noble hearted ladies of that place
have We'd with each other in nurs-
ing and comforting Mrs. Morrow,
and are contemplating raising funds
with which to purchase artificial
feet for the destitute woman so soon
as she is able to wear them. For
big hearted and generous people At
lanta and Rocky Bar cannot be ex-
celled.
w. H. Congdon of Umatilla, Ore,
spent Sunday in this place. He is
seeking location to run a good no.
tel and may embark in that bust
ness here. He is said to be a first
class hotel man and should receive
all encouragement from our people,
! for if ever town needed accommo-
dations of this character Mountain
Home is that place.
0. D. Crane, until recently pub
Usher of the Oregon Statesman at
The Dalles, Oregon. made the Bull
LETIN friendly call Monday. Mr..
Crane left here for Bellvue with the
view of entering into the pub
fishing business in that town, pro-
vided satisfactory arrangements can
be made.
! One of the Bowling brothers, who
live up the river, told the Democrat
this morning that the water yester-
day was three inches higher than
the highest stage for thirty. one
years past. This was in the canyon
above the mouth of More creek
which itself is quite river.-Boise
Democrat.
The Union Pacific will sell tickets
at an open rate of one fare for the
round trip from all stations in Idaho
to the Democratic State Convention
at Pocatello, Jnne Is. Selling dates
June Is and 16 with final limit re
turning June 20. A. n. Mccall
agent.
Geo. w. Lynch, who recently re
turned from California, has pur
chased small band of cattle from
the Gray Bros at Pine Grove ano
will butcher them this summer a
Rocky Bar and Atlanta.
Paul Orebaugh and Charlie Tur
ner left this place yesterday morn
ing at o'clock on bicycles, rode
miles to the hot springs, took batl
and breakfast, and returned t
town before 10 o'clock.
The farm house of John Ross a
| Parma near Boise, one night las
week, was struck and set on fire b
lightning, and with contents total,
> destroyed. The family escaped.
Mrs. Jos. C. Pence died in Bots
! last Friday night after long illness
: She was a highly respected lad
! and the wife of a brother Of Arthu
s Pence of Bruneau valley.
The ladies of the Catholic churc
will give sociable in the Dan Hi
building tomorrow night. lc
e cream and other refreshments vii
4 be served at % cents.
+; Ladies, watch for the large ne
: stock of furnishing goods and mill
> merry soon to be received by Mis-
!; Mary Gray aid Mrs Glenn, ne'
: door to the postoffice.
: Fred Rosinski, recently fro
Salt Lake, has opened a merchal
q tailoring establishment in the we
n end of Bob Burns building. S,
70 his card elsewhere.
= Pap Reynolds and wife were dow
!. yesterday from their Canyon cree
! ranch and report that crops a
:. looking well and the prospects goo
: for abundant yield.
If Last week Bear creek got on
rampage and caused number
- families, residing along it's banks
E, Rocky Bar to remove to a high
locality.