Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1899-08-10
". d. Reynolds for insurance.
a JN. NJ, NINNVTT,
County Attorney.

Frank McWDlians has gone to
the Buffalo Hump mines.
Are you insured against fire? II
not, call on w. D. Reynolds and be
fixed up.
Born, in M9untaia Home, July
80, to the wife DIV IN. Christensen,
a daughter.
Mrs. Tony Wolfe and Miss and
Mrs. Lodge have returned from the
mountains.
Head Light Oil 1926 per case
and Gasoline at $3.50 per case, al
Fletcher's.
Mrs, A. Rosenheim spent last
Friday at Mrs. Hice's pleasant
home on Canyon creek.
George Costiff, at the Palace bar.
Der shop, has reduced hair-cutting
to 35 cents, shaving Is cents. Try
his work.
Idaho Falls High Patent Flour
soc sack. Your money back il
not satisfactory. Chas. r. Kel
sey q Co.
A. Anderson, the Dixie merchant,
was in town Tuesday evening. He
reports considerable rain recently
in his locality.
Arthur Pence of Hot Spring was
in tow Saturday. Miss Pence viii!
conduct the Hot Spring school dur,
ing the next term.
DR.. Smith and Roscoe Smith
visited the Reynolds camp on Lit
tie Camas last Friday and expert
enced very pleasant time.
Miss Grace Mclaughlin spent
Saturday in this place. She will
next Tuesday accompany Billy
Wilson and family to the noun
tains.
County Treasurer AXE will pay
on presentation current ex pense
1898 warrants from No. 328 to 36C
inclusive; current expense 1899
warrant No. !. and road warrants,
1899, Nos, l and 5.
Mrs. Sophia Smith, wife of G. A
Smith, died at Grangeville, Idaho
July 81, 1899, aged about 81 years
Mrs. Smith was a sister of Mrs. II
w. Tanner of Mountain Home anC
a highly respected lady.
The BULLETIN acknowledges the
receipt of an invitation to attend the
opening of the new office of the
Chicago and Northwestern Railway
Co., 206 South Main street, Salt
Lake City, August II, 1899.
Fred Liljegran. John Arthur
Fred Turner, Will Galloway and
Frank Sprague drove up to Ben
nett Mountain Saturday night and
spent Sunday gathering in grouse
sage hens, ETC., returning thai
night.
A few nights ago some one stole
about 40 feet of 1-inch rope from
Turner's new hotel works. Can il
be possible that the rule or ruin
gang are preparing to hang some
one who will not bow to their die
tation? Maybe so.
The new addition to the residence
of f. G. Helfrioh, now going up, is
% by 30 feet, and will contain four
rooms with bath room, closets, etc
Mr.. and Mrs. Helfrich have one o
the prettiest residence corners il
the town.
! Thunder storms are of rare oc
currenee in this section, but we ex
perienced one Tuesday Afternoon
that made the hair of old sinner
stand on end. 1t ended with re
freshing rains-also something un
usual for August.
Harry Willis rolled into this of
flee last Friday a Georgia rattle
snake watermelon almost as big a
: a barrel, remarking, Take it;
know it will revive memories o
your boyhood days away down il
Alabama 1t was received will
thanks aud placed on ice-but van
ished in a short time.
w. c. Mcbride, general agent o
the Rio Grande Western, and L. O
Leonard, travelling freight agent o
the Missouri Pacific Railway, witt
headquarters at Butte City, were il
this place during the past week il
the interest Of their respective roads
and they are first-class gentlemen
Mr.. Leonard is also the publishe
of the Tribune-Review at Butte.
Charlie Grim came down fror
, Pine Grove Saturday and report
J that locality rather quiet at pres
ent. Mining engineer Wagene
, of Boise has a force of men survey
J ing placer and lode grounds fo
t Major Reeds company, near Pin
D Grove, after the completion I
} which considerable work will
1 inaugurated. Oliver Sloan, it
: said, has sold his placer ground t
Major Reed for a handsome fgur