Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1899-05-11
THURSDAY, May IL, 1899
Mrs. Slnnott is again quite sick.


District court adjourned for the
term last evening.
The father of Mrs. Chas. r. Kelsey
died recently at Omaha.
c. w. Howeth spent Sunday and
Monday at the Capital city.
John Tanner has been very sick
with spotted fever this week.
Lawyer K. l. Perky has gone to
Silver City on professional business.
F. G. Lawrence and wife departed
for Rocky Bar by this mornings
stage.
Commodore jackson has been
quite sick for a week with spotted
fevef.
Senator ]. w. Bailey of Little
Camas, spent Tuesday at the coun-
~ seat.
Cabinet photos only $500 per
dozen at Chinn's tent on Atlanta
avenue.
Messrs. Weston and Calllgan
visited Halls ranch, at Gar net, last
Monday.
II. G Snyder, the Cat creek min
ing man, went to Ogden by Satur-
day evenings train.
O. III. Hutchins and family and
Jas. d. Gray and family departed
for Pine Grove Yesterday.
Rev. s. j. jennings will hold d.
vine services at the Episcopal
church next Sunday morning and
evening.
Go to the Opera House tomorrow
evening and see the May pole
dance and get dish of ice cream
and cake.
Mr.. and Mrs d. w. Fitzwater
came up Saturday from their Snake
river ranch, on a visit to their
daughter, Mrs. ]. A. Purtill.
J. FL. Casey and daughter Nettie
and Mr.. Cox came in Monday from
Cssey's station on South Bsise river,
and returned home yesterday.
Mrs. A. Rosenheim departed
Sunday evening for three months
visit with relatives at Gennesee.
Idaho. Mr.. Rosenheim already APP
pears very lonesome.
AT meeting of the fire company
last week, r. w. Smith was elected
chief, DR.. Swan assistant chief, G
w. Meyer foreman, F. P. AXE treas
urer, and G. e. Corker secretary.
A postoffice has been established
at Little Camas in this county,
with J. w. Bailey postmaster. This
action of Uncle Sam will be great
convenience to the people of that
section Of the country.
Whenever we hit the Gilmore Re-
publican hard and it can not con-
tradict our assertions, it resorts to
something foreign and drinks copi-
ously of our Gilmore river water
which is really too pure and good
for such scrubs to indulge in.
Col. Chas. w. Miller has gone
up to Casey's ranch to rusticate for
few weeks and try the virtues of
the noted hot springs at that place.
He will, doubtless, also while away
some of his time at hosting the
nimble and milling trout from the
sparkling waters of the South Boise
river.
Col. Geo. A. Williams, the WELL
known mining operator, spent Sun
day in this place. Colonel Williams
recently visited the Buffalo Hump
mining district and speaks enthusi.
asticaily of its great riches In fact,
to hear him relate what he saw up
there carries an old-timer back To
the flush times of California and
Nevada.
Don't forget the May festival to-
morrow evening at the Opera House
Ten pretty young ladies will give
The May pole dance and they will
also crown their May Queen. Ice
cream and cake will be served dur
Ing the evening. The program will
commence promptly at 8 o'clock
admission 10 cents, ice cream and
cake Is cents.
B. G. Mullins of Bliss, Idaho
writes us that he is introducing
something new in the way of {
large capacity irrigation pump, ane
believing that the vicinity Of Noun
Rln Home good locality for it h
sould liketto put in pump or two
nght away TO show it up. IL,
Claims TO raise double the amount
o. water 81, any other pump Of tn
same weight and cost and believes
'aat II there is a sufficient suppl,
81 water from 10 TO Is feet below
ne surface, that he can furnish thu
wafer by pumping cheaper than j
can be had under any of the canal
70 the country. If windmill 70
power is used it will have to be
ss&red mill, as it is a rotary pun
Ao requires q rotary power.