Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1896-07-01


Turner's new hotel, now under con.
struction. Ticket to ball, $1.OO.
Rev. J. FL. Mcpherson and Miss
Ota Strickland, who accompanied
the Campbell family on their re-
cent mournftil trip to Alabama, re-
turned Monday. The remains of J.
w. Campbell were deposited in their
last resting place at Tuskegee, Mr..
Campbell's native town, on the 10th
instant. The funeral was conducted
by the Masonic fraternity and the
Knights of Pythias and was at
tended by large concourse of sor-
sowing relatives and friends. Mrs.
Campbell, widow of the deceased,
whose mind has been failing for
several years, was, after due inves-
tigation by the proper authorities,
pronounced insane and was COM
mitted to the State Insane Asylum
at Tuscaloosa. With several rela-
tives of Mrs. Campbell, M. Nc
Pherson and Miss Strickland &C
companied her to the asylum, after
which they babe her goodbye and
started on their homeward journey,
arriving here as above stated The
three children will remain at Tuske-
gee, under the care of their grand
father. Mr.. Mcpherson and Miss
Strickland speak in glowing terms
of the hospitality accorded them
during their sad visit to the Sunny
South.
Frank Mitchell came down from
Rocky Bar Friday and will return
tomorrow. He has been appointed
administrator of the estate of Thos.
Kitto, deceased. Frank tells us
that Harry Thompson is working
IL men on his Bear creek placers and
that numerous quartz claim owners
are taking out good ore which they
will soon have reduced at the mill.
The diamond drills for the Gilmore
company had arrived and are
doubtless in use by this time. The
business houses are all doing welL
Several new houses are under course
of construction, among them big
hotel for Mute Nichols on the site
of the old Alturas house. Sam
Brady has just completed a large
livery stable building. Billy No
land is doing a good business at
Hutehins' new store. Golden and
his clerks are kept busy supplying
customers and the good old camp
is again on the upgrade. However
they do not need any more miners
or laborers there at the present
time.
Roscoe Smith, Hugh Latham
and Paul Orebaugh took spin to
the hot springs on their bikes Sun
day evening. Just before reaching
the springs Hugh struck rut in
the road which caused one of the tires
to loosen from the rim, and he was
compelled to ''hoof it" most of the
way into town next M orning. Or
his return, while Goa sting down 8
hill, Roscoe took a tumble thai
, caused him to skin an arm to the
J extent that there is a big rise in the
price of liniments and courtplaster
The Equality Club held a county
convention Saturday afternoon a
the residence of Mrs. w. C. HOWE
The following officers were elected
Mrs. Brown, President; Mrs. Piper
Secretary; Mrs. Sargent. Treas
urer. All these ladies live in Glenn's
Ferry and were here to attend tn
meeting.
The Moscow Standard prints thi
pointed paragraph: This is gooc
time to test the sincerely and loyal
+. ty of the alleged silver paper
: throughout the country. The pape
that fiuks now puts itself on recor,
e as being out for the DOODLE"
The Woman's edition of the Bois
Statesman, issued Monday. is trul,
J a paper to be proud of. The man
interesting articles from the variou
points in Idaho, are well gotten u
J and the paper is worth preserving
n The Equality club have electe'
Mesdames Hagar, HOWE and Glass
y ford as delegates to their State cor
q vention to be held in Boise, begir
e ming to-day.
e The ladies of the Episcops
l. church will serve ice cream on til
q afternoon and evening of July Att
in the Dan Hill building.
= B. Query has secured the col
tract fer cutting and stacking 8
:, least 700 tons of hay for Dan Nj
Ginness.
Mrs. Gray, mother of Mrs. e.
Glenn and Miss Mary Gray, wi
this evening depart on a visit
HALEY.
James Morris has this week adde
new porch to the front of his Ma
street building.
Cal Carnes arrived Sunday afte
noon from Rocky Bar by priva
conveyance.