Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1899-09-21

WIG ic u uou huoUnho'
r. w. Smith made a business
visit at Caldwell last Saturday.
Sheriff O'Neill made an official
trip to the Capital city last Monday.
Nampa is the place chosen for
holding the Episcopal convocation
next year.
Call on DR.. Olsen, the optician, in
Bruneau next Monday, if your eyes
need treatment.
One hundred eighty pupils are
enrolled in school, with twenty-five
in the high school.
Bruneau people who need their
molars repaired should see DR., Bar
ringer next Monday.
Herbert and Miss May Kelsey
will go to Weiser tomorrow night
to attend the academy.
John Pence started by private
conveyance yesterday for his ranch
in the Three Creek country.
Col. Chas. w. Miller came in
from Spokane Monday and left for
Atlanta yesterday morning.
For the Boise round trip
ticket 1886 from Sept. "a to 20.
Limit to Oct. 2. J. HI. Stewart,
agent.
Mrs. E. S. Glenn and Mrs. Griffin
will represent the Rebekah lodge of
this place at the State Assembly to
be held at Weiser.
Gov. Steunenberg has appointed
R. p. Chattin delegate to the ma
tional irrigation congress to be held
at Missoula, Mont, Sept. % to 27.
Thos. Mellen has purchased A.
B. Clark's dwelling house and four
lots adjoining VIM. Hanley's on
Bennett street, the consideration we
are told being 500.
Miss Laura Jackson, daughter of
Col. Geo. w. Jackson of Junction
Bar, came in Saturday to attend
school in this place. She is stop
ping with Mr.. and Mrs, Pettyjohn.
Fred Bailey is the name of the
thief who betrayed VIM. Black
mans confidence during his absence
at Omaha. He got away with two
light gray horses instead of bays, as
we stated last week.
1 Gov. Stunenberg has perfected
arrangements by which the Idaho
volunteers will return to Boise n a
body, and the expenses of transpor-
tation will be paid by the state.
They will return by way of Port
land, arriving at Boise on Thursday,
Sept. %.
Charles r. Kelsey of Mountain
Home, through whom the Noble
wool deal was consummated, went
to Caldwell yesterday after days
visit in Boise. He took with him a
draft drawn in favor of Mr.. Noble
for $4,000, the advance payment.
Boise Statesman.
THE Nutmeg" is the name OF
our monthly family magazine, pub
lished at 25 cents year, and in
order to introduce the paper, we
will send ii 6 months for 10 cents.
Sample copy mailed for 2-cent
stamp. Cunningham Il Litchfeld,
Stamford, Connecticut.
Bill Blackman was in town Sat
urday from his Bennett creek farm.
He most emphatically denies that
"he and his family were out camp
ing on Big Camas at the time of the
theft by Fred Bailey, as represent
ed in the Rep. Jap organ. Mr.
Blackman was on his way to Oma-
ha with cattle, and if he ever had a
, family they must have skipped out
with Bailey.
Bruce Reed returned here Satur
q day from Pine Grove to take charge
: of the Kincaid place during the alb
, sence of that family. Mr.. Reed
! says that night and day shifts are
; running in the shafts being sunk on
Major Reeds placer claims neal
Pine Grove. Three shafts are being
:. sunk at considerable distance apart
: and each one is over so feet in depth
: all the way in wash gravel" anc
: |. yet no sign of bedrock.
e A few days ago We heard a small
s sheepraiser say: I'm q few years
e the biggest trust of all trusts viii
e be the sheep trust. Firms will
immense capital are now buyinl
4 up ranches in Idaho and elsewher
/ for sheepraising purposes and i
4 won't be long before these big firm
! will form trust, control the sheel
n market and force the small owner
: to the wall. Just wait and see
5. they don't"
J. Mr.. and Mrs. AL. Stedman hav
r. returned from Rocky Bar. The
Y express great gratitude to the pee
s, pie of that place for their kindnes
8, and attention toward their uncle,
lie Stedman, during his illness. Th
Is funeral took place Thursday an
he was attended by nearly all the pee
to pie of Rocky Bar and vicinity an
IN every business house was closed
d. respect to the occasion. The cask'
re was fine and beautiful one, mac