Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1897-07-14

was visitor here last week.
G. D. Calvin, middle Boise
mining man, was in this place yes.
terday.
John Portlock and Sam Kincaid
last week started for British Colum.
bia on prospecting trip.
Richard Rowe and family have
removed to Geo. Halls ranch for
the remainder of the summer.
VIM. Murphy. the boot and shoe
maker of Glenn's Ferry, has gone
to Rocky Bar to spend the summer.
DR.. Swan returned home Friday
evening from an extended profess
ional visit at Rocky Bar and Atlanta.
Some people want to move noun
tains just to attract attention to
themselves, and we have few of
that class here.
Yesterday the commissioners award
ed the contract for building the Steele
creek road at Rocky Bar to Fred
Dudley for $40.
Born, July 4, 1897, near Noun
tain Home to the wife of Robert
WEIGH, daughter-and her name
is to be Columbia"
Bob Chattin has on exhibition at
his saloon couple Of young red
foxes, which were captured a short
time ago near Rocky Bar.
Mrs. Arnold, grandmother of
Mrs. Frank Osgood, and Mrs. Bay
les, both of Big Camas prairie, were
visitors in this place Sunday.
The Burns-Gray contest for land
at Pine Grove, in this county has
been decided in favor of Jim Gray
by the Washington authorities.
Will Galloway was down from his
station on the Rocky Bar road last
Saturday, and reports travel by his
] place increasing, and that his fruit
and berry crops this season will be
splendid.
1.-THE Congregational church OF
this place has received $500 from
the Congregational church building
society to be applied toward the
building of parsonage for that
denomination in Min. Home.
Bill Evans was in town from
Castle Creek Sunday and exhib-
tied lot of very rich gold quartz
rock which came from his mine
near Silver City. lie claimed that
by simply pounding it in a mortar
the rock yielded 80 cents a pound.
The first Sunday School Conven-
ton in Idaho will be held in Boise
July 10, 90 and 81. The Conven-
ton is undenominational and works
for the best interests of the children
throughout the state. A rate of
one and one fifth fare will be made
providing fifty persons attend, L.
G. Cook of Boise has charge of the
convention.
Saturday Misses Laura johnson
Ruth Robbins, Mary Johnson, Ada
Robbins, and Elmer Smith, Fred
Davis, John Helfrioh and BERT
Smith went up to Marion Daniel
ranch on Canyon creek on quiet
picnic and fishing excursion. They
were well prepared with sandwiches,
ice cream and other goodies and all
report very enjoyable time.
Guiding Star Lodge No. 4, D. Of
R., installed the following officers
at their regular meeting Thursday
night: Mrs. L. A. Underwood, n.
g.; Mrs. Bessie Griffin, V. G.; A. j.
Griffin, treasurer; Miss Leora Lock
man, warden; Mrs Glenn, conductor
Miss Laura Johnson, I. G.; Mrs.
Ida B. Payne, r. S. to N. G.; Mrs.
Katie Johnson, L. S. to N. G.; E. D.
Smith, R. S. to V. g.: Mrs. Lottie
Howeth. l.. S. to Y. G. Miss Minnie
Tanner, chaplain.
G&S Attention, restaurant and
hotel keepers-For sale, one No. %
lis Gold Coin" Range, style "A,
water front and couplings; one ex.
ira key plate with covers and rings,
coal and wood, two fire boxes etc
Should be seen to be appreciated
Original cost 1925; our price $75
r. N. Griffith, as Receiver for Geo
S. Rice d Co.
Articles of incorporation of the G
W. Fletcher Company, limited, have
been filed with the secretary ofstate
The capital stock is $4,000, Of
which $4,000 is paid up. The
place Of business is to be Mountain
Home. For directors of the com.
pany the following are named: G
". Fletcher and Alice Fletcher o.
Calistoga, Cal, and Will 7. Mont
gomery, ". A. Reynolds and Mrs
Inez E. Reynolds of Mountain
Home. The company will conduer
general merchandise business
The paid up capital stock is taker
equally by Mr.. and Mrs. FleteheI
, ($5o00), Mr.. Montgomery $4,000
and Mr. and Mrs. Reynolds ($5000l