Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1899-07-13
W. ID. Reynolds for insurance.

VIM. Black of Pine spent the
forepart of the week in this place
Are you insured against fire? If
not, call on w. D. Reynolds and be
fixed up.
Fruit jars, pints, quarts, half
gallons, extra tops and rubbers
Chas. R. Kelsey & Co.
DIR. Berringer, dentist, will re-
main here but a few days longer.
Office at Turner House.
Miss Minnie Tanner is visiting in
Gold Spring valley with Mr.. and
Mrs. John Montgomery.
Robert Noble denies having sold
his entire Idaho wool clip, as re-
ported. or any part of it.
Mrs. Swan and children and Miss
Berger left Saturday evening for
ten days' visit at Shoshone.
Judge G. D. Golden came in from
Rocky Bar Monday evening and
went to Boise the next day.
That reliable old Democratic
war-horse, Judge B. J. Nordyke of
~Bonaparte, speut Tuesday in this
place.
Saturday evening at a foot race
between JEFF Harris and M. Sparrow,
the latter won the race and purse
of $40.
Alfred Hile, a popular young
miner, died In Atlanta July 9TH, of
mountain fever, aged about Is
years.
Mrs. johnson, mother of Mrs.
Reed, Miss Ora Reed and Mrs.
Phos. Alley went to Caldwell last
Friday.
Miss Jessie Lander passed through
this place last Saturday, in COM
pany with President Black and wife
of Albion--all on their way to Cal
ifornia for visit.
Section foreman White of Orchard
was in town Saturday and reports
that new school district has been
organized at that place.
Mrs. A. j. Harris and three child
rem departed Sunday evening for
Fairfield, Mo-, for an extended visit
with relatives and friends.
McRae q Rogerson and Mr.. Ben
goechera this week sold their wool,
amounting to over 100000 pounds,
to George Abbott at 144 cents.
Lawns, organdies, swisses, dimi-
ties, cords, etc, in two lots, sc and
Zoe yard; former price st, "A, 10,
124, Is and zoe. Chas. r. Kelsey
IL Co.
Charlie Howeth has recently put
up in the Palace saloon a large
stone jar from which his friends can
indulge in free drinks of pure ice
water.
Mines. L. M. May and ]. r. New
ton of Glenn's Ferry are in Boise on
a protracted visit. and L. NJ. and
Jack are flying high-but don't
give it away.
Miss Mabel Payne returned home
yesterday from a pleasant visit at
the hospitable ranch Of w. E. Will
son. She was accompanied by Miss
Grace Mclaughlin, who is a guest
of Mrs. K. M. Wolfe.
Wednesday, July 10, the Catholic
ladies will give social on Mr.. Tony
Wolfe's lawn, to open at 6 o'clock
p. m. Refreshments, ice cream and
cake, coffee and sandwiches. The
public cordially invited.
DIR. Berringer, the San Francisco
dentist, has an office at the Turner
House. He will r,Epain in this
place until next Monday. Try his
skill, if you are suffering from bad
teeth. He guarantees satisfactory
work.
Judge B. J. Nordyke, superinten-
dent Of the Uncle Ben mine and
mill at Bonaparte, was in town
Tuesday. He informs US that his
quartz mill is about completed and
will be in running order by the first
of next week. The mine is in good
condition and daily turning out ore
sufficient to keep the mill constant
ly employed. The Jim Blaine com
pany at Bonaparte resumed opera
tions last Monday with 5 or ten
miners.
Sheriff 0'Neill returned Monday
evening from an official visit TO At
lanta. lie says that camp presents
a much improved appearance.
Manager Vaughn Is working Is or
30 men in the Yuba mines, and
Russell n Carlton. contractors, are
building a new road from this mill
70 the mine that will he Of much
easier grade and less IN distance
than the old road Ilo alec says
Pine Grove "a quite lively aud that
hupi. Ewing l. employing ten men
N tbs Daisy mine. Besides. several
Placer enterprises are under Hay
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