Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1899-08-03
THURSDAY, Aug. 8, 1899.
Fruit jars at Helfrich's.

Chas. X. Kelsey IL Co.
= Lawyer Frank Wyman Of Boise
spent Sunday night in this p.sce.
A. Rosenheim made business
trip to Glenns Ferry Sunday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. AL Loveridge of
Bruneau were visitors here Satur-
day.
H. W. Tanner and family now
occupy the Andy Griffin dive ling
house.
For medical purposes, call for
Jed Clayton whiskey, at the Corner
Saloon.
Frank Barrett and wife returned
here Monday night from Yuma,
Colorado.
Miss Hope Pyburn is visiting
with the Loveridge family on the
Bruneau.
Adm Hall and Mks Eeyes were
visitors here Saturday from Ben
nett creek.
James Pringle, section foreman
at Cleft, and wife spent Sunday in
this place.
Head Light Oil 1926 per case
and Gasoline at So SO per case, at
Fletcher's.
Dan Reber, the Dixie mining man,
returned Sunday evening from a
visit at Pocatello.
John Bennett and family and
Mrs. John Galloway left for the
mountains on Tuesday.
Assessor Art Davis, Miss Belle
Davis and Miss Marie Glenn, de-
parted Sunday for visit in Atlanta.
Joe Helfrich and John Smith,
with their families, returned from
che Lime creek mountains Sunday
evening.
Bob Burns team will this week
convey the big pump for the Gilmore
mine to it's place Of destination at
Rocky Bar.
Jonah Rudisill is, after an alb
sence of several years, again be-
hind the counters at the Helfrich
Mercantile house.
Seth Garfield and his sister, Mrs
A. &. Bayles, of Glenn's Ferry
were here Saturday to make proof
on desert land claim.
Mrs. H. Thompson went tc
Rocky Bar Monday to look after
her unfortunate husbands mining
interests in that section,
L. Pearson, of the firm of G. r
Kelsey Il Co., returned home Sun.
day night from visit with the
Saints at Salt Lake city.
H. C. Madison and family and
Judge White and wife pulled ont
for the mountains Tuesday morn.
ing for a few weeks recreation.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. E. Wilson came
in Saturday from their Bennett
creek home. They will soon go tc
the mountains to spend the heated
term.
w. A. Reynolds and family de
parted yesterday for an outing il
the mountains. They will join Mr.
and Ma. W. c. Reynolds on Littl,
Camas.
DIR. Neiswanger quit the hustl,
and hustle of his ranch on tn,
Snake and spent Saturday and Sun
day enjoying the quietude Of Ell
= more's capital city.
King Bros. shipped twenty car
loads of horses last Tuesday for th
eastern markets-being the larges
number Of horses ever sent out from
this place at one time.
Miss Strickley, who has beef
visiting with her sisters in thi
place, Mesdames John and Hiram
GRAY, returned to her home in Sal
Lake by Monday evenings train.
The Idaho braves are now on tn
way home. They Failed for Sal
Francisco from Manila op<July 81
on the transport Gtant/having OIL
board 491 men of Itb6 Idaho regi
ment, $40 of th% North Dakot
regiment and 27Yof the Wyoming
regiment
Tuesday Mrs j ]. Little receives
the sad news of the death of her ia
ther, Mr.. /. A. Goldman, which oC
CURED in Saline county, Mo-, o
the 18th of July. Mr.. GodmaI wa
IS years of age and just before hi
last illness was contemplating
visit to Idaho.
Blackfoot, like Mountain Hom'
we presume, is afflicted with abou
eight or ten skunks that cause
this item to appear ia the News
"You cannot exalt yourself by b,
lifting your neighbor. If worth
you will be appreciated, if vi
worthy your efforts to pull dow
your neighbor will not help YOU"