Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1899-04-06

THURSDAY, April 6, 1899.

parte on mining business.
"Old Maid Convention" to-mor-
row evening at 8 o'clock sharp.
Mrs. A. M. Sinnott is suffering
from a severe attack of la grippe.
John and William Benham of
Bruneau spent Sunday in this place
Fred Liljegran is now on the cay
shift at Prince Albert's Corner
Cafe.
Carpets and mattings at prices
that cannot be beat at Cowen &
Whitneys'
Mr.. and Mrs. E. G. Helfrich
spent Sunday and Monday at the
Capital City.
The Fletcher Mercantile Co., now
run a delivery wagon of their own
with genial Joe Helfrich as pilot.
o. H. Barber, agent of the Wes-
tern Newspaper Union at Salt Lake,
was visitor in this place Friday.
Rev. S. J. Jennings will hold ser
vices in the Episcopal church Sun
day evening next, at the usual hour.
George Crandal and Mr.. Query
have gone to Weiser to do contract
work on the Seven Devils railroad
Herman Jacobson, manager OF
the Glenn's Ferry Mercantile Co,
was a visitor in this place last Mon
day.
Miss Mary Gray continues to re-
ceive the very latest styles in MILL
merry goods at her store. Cheap sailor
that's, 500 each.
Rosenheim's corner, Howeth's
Palace, Easley's Parlor and Often
heimer's Monte Carlo all sport new
and pretty signs.
Commissioner John Holland re-
turned here Saturday night from
Albion, where he spent the winter
with his two daughters, who are at
tending the State Normal school.
Father Burri held Easter services
on Sunday at Haley, and on Mon
day piloted State Senator Cary OF
Blaine county and Mrs. Lowry OF
HALEY over the gulf that separates
married bliss from single wretched-
ness.
Miss Ellsworth of Boise arrived
Monday evening. She comes to as
sist in the "Old Maids Convention
tomorrow evening, and is the
guest of Mrs. j. A. Purtill.
John, James and Joseph Winters
came up from Snake river Satur
day, where they had spent the pas
two months at placer mining anc
with fair results. They will soor
return to Pine Grove to spend tht
summer.
John Lape came in Saturday
from his mines near Rocky Bar
where he has been doing develop
ment work all winter. John feels
very much encouraged at his gooc
prospects for uuearthing big golC
producer.
Joe Avallar, professional sheep
herder, last Sunday attempted tt
climb the golden stairs by way 0
the strvchnine route. DR.. Smith
however, administered proper re
needles in due time and thwartec
Joe's designs.
Miss Hattie Gilmore, a cousin O
Mrs. L. A. Underwood of this place
died a short time ago in Iowa. Tn
young lady visited this place sew
eral years ago and was highly re
spected by all who made her &C
quaintance,
Uncle Dick Benham Of Brunei
was qnite badly hurt short tim
ago by being thrown from Wagon
For year past the old gentlema
has suffered from a cancer on hi
face, but he recently applied
polkberry and lard poultice an
the cancer is entirely healed.
E. A. Beamer, who has given sue
great satisfaction to all concerne
as railroad agent at this place fC
the past year, has been promote
to more responsible and remul
erative position at Kemmerer,W Wye
and will soon depart for that plac
ii lie is to be succeeded by j.
Nelson of Monida, Montana. NJ
III Beamer will take with him the be'
II wishes of host of friends here.
III A dispatch from HuntiningtC
says: THE steamer Mabel, owne
by the Seven Devils Transportatio
company, has been leased by All
III kIns & Fell, who intend to put it {
he between Huntington and Mountal
n Home, carrying wool for shipmel
III 10 Pendleton wooden mills" J
U reach Mountain Home the steam
IL Mabel will have to switch off fro
II Snake river, 20 miles distance, ar
E steam up Rattlesnake creek to Il
B railroad crossing just south of tow
where a safe harbor may be foun
doubtless great activity will preva
Il at the landing" when the Nab
makes regular trips from Huntin
liz ION to Mountain Home.