Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1898-02-23

from all points for the above con
ference and committee meeting.
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Watch our window for hats. Kel
sey & Co.
Exclusive agents for Big T Flour
Kelsey & Co.
Born, in Mountain Home, Feb
IL, 1898, to the wife of G. P. Larks,
daughter.
Mrs. Culley has leased the lodg.
ing house of James Morris in this
place.
Henry Meegan, the experienced
Snake river placer miner, was up
from Grand View Sunday.
w. C Fritter, general manager
for the New York Life Insurance
Company, spent Monday in this
place.
f. G. Currey went to Glenn's
Ferry Sunday evening to arrange
for working his placer mines this
spring.
Johnny Wilkins came over from
his BrHneau cattle and horse range
Yesterday to visit with Mrs. Will
kins few days.
Kelsey & Co., have contracted tc
forward the new quartz mill ma.
chinery to Rocky Bar, when it ar
rives at this station.
After a pleasant visit with rela-
tives and friends in Utah and Wyo-
ming, Mr.. and Mrs. E. G. Helfrich
returned home Sunday.
A. K. Steunenberg, the Jolly
banker at Caldwell, was a visitor
in this place last Friday, returning
home Saturday morning.
Monte Gwlnn of Caldwell and
Art Cunningham of Boise came
here Monday and that evening at
tended the X. of P. lodge meeting.
The many friends of Pratt Dam
eron will be pleased to learn that
he is gaining in strength rapidly.
and now able to be up and around.
Harry Madison has been busily
engaged for several days putting
together sagebrush cutting ma
chine for the Helfrich Mercantile
Co.
j. L. de Haven came in from
Boise Saturday evening, to look
after his sheep interests. Mrs. de
Haven still remains in the Capital
city.
Jim Tucker was very sick last
Friday, but DR.. Smith went over
to Bruneau that day to administer
to his needs and soon had Jim on
his pins again.
Tuesday, while at play on ice
with other boys, Clearance, little son
of Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Manion, fell
and severely injured his right shout.
der and bruised his face.
A gentleman was here last week
from Soda Springs, looking over the
field with the view of introducing
sheep shearing machines in this vi.
cinitY for this springs clip.
DIR. Neiswanger of Grand View
spent Friday in this place. He in
forms us that Mr.. Wiley is making
preparation for extensive placer
mining in the vicinity of Crane
View this spring.
Dan Reber brought down from
Dixie last Friday evening youns
man named Norris, who accident
ally disloeated his left shoulder
while teaming for Mr.. Reber. DIR
Smith soon put the dislocated mem
Der in place.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. L. era ndal en-
tertained large number of younl
people last Thursday evening a
the Capitol restaurant building, il
honor of their granddaughter, Miss
Pearl Nelson. Dancing was in
dulged in and a delightful evenin,
was spent by the little folks present
From the following item in the
Wyoming Derrick" published al
Casper, it would seem that sheer
shearing machines are not desirable
and that in that section woolgrow-
ers have returned to hand shearing
The Derrick says: THE owners O.
the steam shearing plant have de.
cided to remove the machines and
the shearing will be done by a first.
class crew of hand shearers.p
For the information of Silver Re-
publican stockholders who do not
read the Hanna "pie" sheet, we
copy the following from last satur-
days Gilmore County Republican: