Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1898-04-13
Gilmore Lodge, A. f. & A. NJ.
WEDNESDAY, april 10, 1898.

Geo. P. Hall of Garnet was in
Mountain Home last Friday.
Ladies' shirt waists from SOC to
$1.75-sizes, 80 to A. Kelsey e. Co.
Mrs. ]. M. Johnson has about re-
covered from severe attack of the
quinsy.
Regular meeting of the Guiding
Star Lodge No. A, d. of R., to-mor-
row evening.
G. r. Shaw was elected council
man last week from one of the
wards in Caldwell.
Billy Searchfeld has added an
other fine rig to his livery outfit
$3.50 buggy that is beauty.
Childrens' clothing suits from
$3.50 to $500, in REFER, vestee and
square cut. Kelsey & Co.
Alex Bruce, after serving as
Juror in the U. S. Court at Boise all
last week, returned home Sunday
evening.
Mrs. w. G. Reynolds returned
Saturday evening, from a ten days
visit in Caldwell with G. r. Shaw
and family.
Last week we said that G. D.
Cannon had leased the Daisy mine
at Pine Grove. 1t should have read
''the Bird mine"
See our misses and childrens OK
blood shoes in lace, at $3.50 and
$1.85. They are stylish and dura-
BILE. Kelsey & Go.
A social dance will be given at
Orebaugh's pavilion on FRIDAY even
ing April Is, Good music and a
pleasant time assured.
Mrs. D. B. Hill and daughter,
Arda, returned from Sinker last
Friday when they had been visit
ing with Mrs. Hills parents for a
week.
John Bryant was in town Mon
day from Little Camas and put on
lots of style when leaving by taking
away one of those nice road wagons
from the Helfrich Mercantile Co.
1t is reported that a cyanide
plant will be erected in Atlanta
this summer to work the Monarch
dump, which. it is estimated, con-
tains 100000 tons Of low-grade ore.
G, E. Simpson went ali the way
to Boise last Sunday to tell States
man reporter that he was feeling
pretty good" over the defeat of Mrs.
Dorsey at our town election. Gal
liant and undetermined Simpson!
Lee Abbott and wife and child
came in from Nampa Sunday even
ing, intending to proceed to Rocky
Bar on Monday, but the roads are
represented to be in such bad con-
dition that Mrs. Abbott concluded
to return to Nampa for few weeks,
Lee, after great effort, tore himself
away from his wife and beautiful
little baby and departed on yester-
day mornings stage for the Bar.
For a week or more surveyors
have been at work running canal
line from a point just above A. w.
Lockman's ranch on Canyon creek
to point on Indian creek above
orchard reservoir, with sthe view of
diverting all surplus water in Can
yon creek to Orchard The general
talk on our streets is to the effect
that such an enterprise is entirely
feaeable and will doubtless be car
ried out. But in such case, how
would the future water supply for
the Mountain Home reservoir and
the Long Tom reservoir proposition
be effected.
As result of the present years
work Mountain Home has the best
circulating school library in south
ern Idaho, and perhaps the best in
the state. This library was first
opened on the 22nd of January
since which time the ave,age mum
Der of books taken out and read hal
been rs per week; and the interest
is growing as is shown by the fac
that last week 106 volumes wer,
taken from the library. Besides
this great deal of reading has beer
done from magazines and periodi
Gals in the reading room. TIL
Mountain Home school also has
fine reference library.
The BULLETIN is indebted t
Messrs. York & Lower of the Silve
City Avalanche for copy of {
book issued by them entitled y
History and Commercial Director
of Owyhee County" 1t is happily
dedicated to those pioneers VIII
pinned their faith to the ultimat
prosperity of Owyhee county an
expended their bottom dollar" t
achieve that result; contains nue.
information relative to Idaho a
we'll as to Owyhee county; has ex
eellent pictures of nearly all til
prominent people of that county
is artistically printed and hand
somely bound, and is selling at tn
low price of $500, postage paic
Bruneau valley comes in for larg
share of truthful mention. At leai
100 copies should find sale in thu
rich and picturesque locality.