Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1899-08-03
For Hen Hunters.

For Hen Hunters.
Section 7 of the Idaho game law
enacted last winter, reads as fol-
lows;
at shall be unlawful for any
person to kill, ensnare, trap or de
stroy any partridge, pheasant,
grouse, prairie chicken, sage hen or
fool hen, except between the FIRST
day of August and the fifteenth
day of December Of each year, or
to destroy the eggs Of any birds
mentioned in this or preceding sec
tions at any time OF the year"
w. ]. Turner visited Boise Tues
day.
Oh Slater was over from Slater
creek Tuesday.
Mrs. Lon Richards went west by
Tuesday nights train.
Caldwell Creamery Buttgt<2Oc a
pound. Chas. R. KelseyE Co.
Captain S. G. Rhoades and wife
went to Boise Tuesday night for a
short visit.
Pail mackerel, new season fish,
$50 per pail. Chas. R. Kelsey
& Co.
Mrs. Cameron is visiting with
Mrs. John Montgomery on Cold
Spring creek.
Jim Hicklin, a real pioneer of
Idaho who resides on Indian creek,
spent several days here recently.
Mrs H. Dorsey departed last even
ing for Des Moines, Iowa, to visit
her daughter, Miss Ethel Pattee.
After condoling with Angus and
Heber, George w Fletcher has re-
turned home from his visit at the
City Of the Saints.
Besides all the other favorable
liquors on hand, A. Rosenheim has
added the celebrated Jed Clayton
whiskey to his stock.
r. L. Hicks. George May and NJ .
l.. Davis have sold their placer
ground situated about 10 miles be-
low Atlanta, on the Middle Boise
river, to a gentleman named Staples,
of Boise, receiving therefor $4,000
cash.
Cleo, the little dap ghter >sf~ Mr.,
and Mrs. L. Burtonl was/ severely
bitten on one of beyfower limbs
Tuesday, while oE<fhe street, by a
dog belonging to q neighbor named
Poole. That dog was promptly
killed.
Constable Charlie Keefer returned
here from Pine Grove Tuesday,
having in custody Joe Retallic,
whom he arrested upon a warrant
sworn out by Mrs. Hanique charg-
ing him with assault to commit
murder on July 10Th. The hearing
will be had Saturday before Judge
Swan.
Another new face appears in the
railroad Office at this place--a gen
tleman named Smith, with his
family, from Granger. We trust
the railroad powers that be will al
low him to remain here as agent
sufficiently long to get slightly &C
quainted with our business men at
least.
The placer mining machinery
here for the "Swan Co" is to 90 to
the Middle Boise river just below
Atlanta. Mr.. Ninton, the manager,
was in this place the forepart of the
week arranging for its Transports
ton. 1t will be taken to the Rocky
Bar summit by Rudisill's teams
and from thence be packed by
mules to the mines There is also
here machinery for two sawmills
for the 'Swan Co.," one of which
we learn, is to be planted on James
creek and the other on Queens
river.
Arthur Pendry and his wife GER
tainly belong to the brute nature
Several months ago Mrs. Pendry
deserted her two little children, the
eldest of which does not exceed
four years in age, and went with {
Dago sheepherder to Fremont coun
ty. Pendry arranged with differ
ent parties to care for the children
but failed to pay for the same il
every instance. Monday night, afte
drawing a months wages, ht
skipped out for parts unknown
: leaving the eldest child with fami
" at Rocky Bar and the younges
with John Dents and wife near thi
place. 1t is said that John, oil
, learning of Pendry's hasty depart
ure. didn't say a word, because b
is not yet familiar with Englisl
cuss phrases.