Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1899-10-05
Gilmore Lodge. A. F. Il A. Nj.
THURSDAY, Oct. s. 1899.
Thos. Mellen has gone to HALEY
for a short visit.

mos. Melleli mas gone 10 HALEY
for short visit.
Mute Drake returned to Atlanta
by yesterdays stage.
Commissioner James Stanield
was in town Tuesday.
Dime social at the Congregational
church tomorrow evening.
Fine bucks, at Stout's raDch, for
sale. See Tom Mellen's notice.
Tom Richardson returned here
Monday evening from a visit in
Illinois.
c. r. Kelsey and Assessor Art
Davis returned from Boise Tuesday
evening.
l.. o, Leonard, agent Of the Miss
ouri Pacific Ry., was in this place
Saturday.
DR.. Barringer, dentist, and DR..
Olsen, optician, are at Glenn's Ferry
this week.
Mrs. 0. H. Hutchins of Pine
Grove was visitor here the fore
part of this week
Mrs. |. A. Heron and daughter
of Glenn's Ferry were in town Mon
day and Tuesday.
The Episcopal Guild will meet at
Mrs. Hagar's residence tomorrow
(Friday) afternoon at 3 o'clock.
A very large line of ladies, Misses
and childrens fall and winter hats
just received. Prices are made to
sell them. Call and see. J. S.
Acker q Co.
That good old Democrat and cit
izen, Jack Wells, has returned from
the mountains to Glenn's Ferry.
Several mine promoters from
Spokane, went to the upper South
Boise river country last Monday.
J. J. Little and son Henry went
down to Snake river Saturday to
commence operations on their pla-
Ger diggings.
Louis Wick, pleasant young
man recently from Illinois, is now
day mixologist at Prince Albert's
corner saloon.
Joseph Rosevear came up ftom
Glenn's Ferry Monday on business
in the Probate court, relative to the
Doolittle estate.
Hosiery for ladies at IS cents and
also at 80 cents, three pairs for one
dollar, are trade winners for us and
extra values for you. Chas. R
kelsey & Co.
Helfrich & Co, last Saturday for
warded a large lot of air-pipe to
Dan Reber's mine at Dixie. 1t is
reported that new and important
strike has been made in the Dixie
mine.
Among the poultry awards at the
State fair we notice that Father
BURR of this place took the first
and second premiums for Buff
Cochins, and the second premium
for Plymouth Rocks.
Herman G, Rapp of Glenn's
Ferry arrived home from Manila on
Saturday after full term of service
in the First Idaho. Robert Mills,
another First Idaho volunteer from
Glenn's Ferry, re-enlisted at the
Philippines.
Adm Hall was in town Saturday
and said the school bows Of Rye
grass had up to the time he left
home increased the list of dead rat
tlesnakes to So and were still I'M
earthing them from their~den near
the school house.
Charlie Keefer and family return
ed Sunday evening from visit in
Little valley with relatives. Mr..
Keefer brought back with him some
nice specimens of petrifed wood
which he picked up on the hills of
that section, where now no timber
whatever is visible.
Sheriff lin O'Neill is making
very material improvements at his
home in the southeast end of town.
johnson e. Ross are putting a two
story addition to Mr.. O'Neill's old
dwelling house, 2Ox22, which will
make Jim's home one of the most
pleasant and commodious in this
section.
Robert jackson, son of Col. Geo.
w. Jackson of junction Bar, and
whom we had not met since he was
very small "kid," called at this
office Tuesday and renewed ac-
quaintanee Rob" is now a fine
looking, intelligent young man and
we appreciate his visit. He was on
his return home after going to Boise
to meet his brother George, just
from Manila.
Died, on Canyon creek, Septem-
her %, Harriet Elizabeth, infant
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs Marion
Daniel, aged about 8 months. The
funeral took place at the home of