Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1899-11-30
THURSDAY, Nov. 80, 1899.
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man at Kelsey d Cos.
There win be no school tomorrow,
by order Of the trustees.
John Tanner has gone to Dixie
district to engage in mining.
DR.. Smith returned Tuesday
night from visit at Salt Lake.
Mrs King has sold the City Res
taurant to couple of japanese.
Mr.. and Mrs J b Stanfeid went
to Boise Monday by private con-
veyance.
Head Light Oil SO % per case
and Gasoline at $3.50 Der case, at
Fletcher's.
Miss Jessie Lander returned here
Sunday night from an extended
visit in California.
The wife of telegraph operator
Frank Wilcox will arrive here to-
morrow night from Chicago.
Owing to inability of Judge
Stockslager to be here last Monday,
district court was continued to next
Monday, December 4th.
Charles Grim came down from
Pine Grove Saturday for little re-
creation, Charlie seems as young
and spry as he was 20 years ago in
Nevada.
Albert Rosenheim has recently
received fine and handsome oyster
tureen, and he is now prepared to
serve oysters in any style at all
hours, day or night--or any other
kind of hot or cold stuff.
Among the Breakers" the play
at the opera house last night by
local talent, was decidedly good and
we regret that we have not space
this week to speak Of the perform
ance as ii deserves. The receipts
were also highly gratifying.
Col. Chas. W. Miller, owner Of
the noted Tahoma mine, Atlanta,
left here Sunday night for his home
at Meadyiile, Pa, where he will
spend the winter. Colonel Miller
has host Of warm friends here who
would be pleased to see him per
manent resident of'our town.
Mrs. G. " Hill has caused to be
placed over the grave Of Captain
Geo. w. Hill, in the town cemetery,
a fine, loft marble monument to
appropriately mark his last resting
place. Also, Mr. and Mrs. John
Pence have recently erected beauti
full marble monument over the grave
of their son Robert, in the Masonic
cemetery at this place.
On Tuesday, State Sheep Inspec.
tor Chattin filed complaint in til
Probate Court charging VIM. Kun
necke and Emmett Thompson with
another violation of the sheep law
driving infected sheep over Little
Camas range without a permit. A
warrant was issued and delivered te
Sheriff O'Neill. The charge being
a felony, the examination will prob
ably be held this week,
Sunday, at King Hill Creek
Judge Glenn landed Mr.. Carl Law
renee and Miss Lulu Mover on th'
shore OF welded bliss. The groom
is the Youngest son of NJ. G. Law
renee, the prosperous King Hill
farmer, and the bride is the yonnges
daughter of ]. II Meyer of Glove
Creek and an old resident of thi
county, and she is also the sister 0
Mrs. Walter Fountain of Col,
Springs. Success to the younI
couple.
Adm NJ. Hall was in town on tn
25th, from his Bennett creek place
and reported having a grand tim
at his home on the night of the 24tl
instant-it being the 10th anniver
sarv of the marriage of MIR. an
Mrs. Hall-also the ninth anniyel
eary of the birth of their daughte
Miss Daisy Friends were presen
from Mountain Home, Glenn's Fel
ry and Cold Spring and adjaeer
vallies. Fifty people enjoyed
bountlful and magnificent supper
after which dancing was resume
and continued until 5 o'clock Sa
urday morning
On Nov. q, Z. L. Stevens of Bai
comb Ranch swore out warraf
from Judge Tregonning's court
Rocky Bar against Richard Bea
on charge Of grand larceny, allegin
that Beal stole pocket-book COZ
tanning a promissory note for $1,000
payable to Stevens or order. II
warrant and letter from SteVef
reached the sheriff's office reques
ing the sheriff to arrest and scare
Beal, and if he had the note TO hol
him, if not to turn him loose. De
uty Purtill found the man but n
the note, and being in doubt us
his right to let him go, called in Il
County Attorney, who prepared
dismissal Of suit to send Judge II
coming, and then have an ord
from the Judge to discharge Il
prisoner, the sheriff to hold him u
til the arrival of the discharge, al
by this means settle the case wit