Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1899-11-09
Gilmore lodge, A. i. q A. M.
THURSDAY, Nov. 9, 1899.
Masonic meeting next Wednes-

Gid Campbell returned to Rocky
Bar Saturday
w. E. Wilson and wife were here
Monday, from Bennett creek.
Attorney WolfeSmade a profess
sional visit to Hpaee Saturday.
Born, in Mountein Home, Idaho,
Nov. 3, 1899, tdeLhe wife Of G. G.
Hurd, son.
Myron Lester came down from
Rocky Bar last Saturday, on his
way to Boise.
Jack Harris and family now oc-
oupy the house adjoining lawyer
Perky's residence.
See the line Of ingram carpet,
and rugs, % cents each. No two
alike. Chas +. Kelsey & Co.
Uncle Dick Benham Of Bruneau
has gone back to Missouri to visit
with relatives for few months.
J. T. Mckinnon, a prominent
sheep engineer and good man gen.
orally, is in town for a little secre-
alton.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. D. Morris de-
parted Tuesday evening for Pattens-
burg, Mo, where they will visit this
winter with relatives.
Umbrellas. Just received large
lot all style handles, "A, rs and %
sizes, at $1.00 $l.25 S1.50$1.75 and
$500. Chas R. Kelsey Il Co.
Mrs John Wilkins, who a few
weeks ago by the illness of her sis
ter, Mrs. DWley, was called to
Denver, Col, has returned home,
Mrs. Donley being convalescent.
Florence Purtill, bright little
lady of five summers, whose pa
rents reside at Montpelier, is visit
ing in this place with her uncle and
aunt. Mr.. and Mrs. James Purtill.
Our line Of capes and jackets are
coming in few at time, v e are
getting them as fast as it is possible
for the manufacturer to supply
them. Chas. r. Kelsey q Co.
Geo, A. Mccormick returned here
Monday from Lime creek, where he
had been with two mining experts
from Spokane. He says Jimmy
Downs, all alone, is crushing ore
with one-stamp mill from his Pres
ident mine, and realizing big pay.
DIR. Smith on Monday again Wis
tied Captain Paul on Castle creek,
who is suffering from dropsy, and
the second time relieved the old
gentleman of about five gallons of
water. As Captain Paul has passed
the three score and ten notch of life
his recovery is considered extremely
doubtful.
The Y. P. S. G. L. of the Con-
gregational church held their reg
ular monthly business meeting at
the residence Of Mrs. G K. Kelsey
last Monday night. After the re.
ports of the various committees,
games were played and delightful
refreshments served. All report a
very enjoyable evening, Miss Dona
Harris, secretary.
Sergeant Lon Lape, who has been
employed at the Bonaparte quartz
mill, is in town. He says that I'M
der the management of b. ]. Nor
dyke the Uncle Ben" mine is pro-
ducing gold in large quantities, and
that they have lots of good ore in
sight The mill, which is propelled
by water power, will continue to
run steadily until freezing weather
appears, but operations in the mine
will continue all winter.
"Among the Breakers" is a two
act drama now being rehearsed by
the Mountain Home Dramatic Co,
to be presented at Hungerford's OPP
era house about the 18th of this
month. The play will be inter
spersed with songs and local hard
hits, and, considering the worthy
object for which the performance is
to be given, the house will doubt
less be packed with paying patrons
on that evening.
The Harvard observatory astron-
omers have sent out report rela-
tive to the metoric showers in which
they say: This year the earth
passes through the center of the
comet and on the principal night.
which will be that of Wednesday
the 18th of November, the rhetoric
shower will present scene of beauty
rare to those who SIT up until after
midnight to watch for it. Before
midnight there will not be much te
reward the watcher
Tom Daniels and other expert
horsemen on Monday evening drove
up from the Snake river flats abou
100 wild burros, and corraled then
in Pence's livery stable yard. They
are all fat and some of the Jacks arr
large and handseme.-l-They seen
easily tanned, from the fact that GU
fearless kids have had great spor
riding them since their arrival
There are many hundreds more OF
the Snake and their capture, we ar,
told, is for double purpose
Yratao4 sbaa,, rances aloup the rive