Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1900-07-05
THURSDAY, July 5, 1900.


Regular Masonic meeting Wed.
nesday evening.
Board of equalization will meet
on Monday 9th.
e. M. Wolfe left here Sat urday
evening for Kansas City.
John Neil is over in Cassia coun-
ty gathering horses to ship east.
T. B. Hall has gone from Glenn's
Ferry to Rocky Bar to renal IA dur
ing the summer.
Prof w. A. Mullins and family
went to Bliss Friday evening to re-
main several weeks.
Special values in Mems summer
underwear and Negligee shirts.
J. S. ACKER & Co.
L. A. underwood has gone to
Mora to assist the Helfrich Mer-
camille Co., at that place.
Mrs. Hice and daughters, Miss
May and Edna, have returned here
from a visit at San Diego, Califor-
MIA.
Great reduction in ladies sum
mer hats, to clear up the seasons
stock. J. S. AcKER & Co.
0. B. Slater of Mayfeld was in
town Monday and says that, ex-
cepting peaches, his fruit crop will
be fairly good this season.
Mr.. Thurman, the stage proprie-
tor, informs us that heavy frosts
occurred at Pine Grove few nights
ago and destroyed nearly all vege-
tables in that section.
J. V. Mundell returned to Rocky
Bar Saturday from Boise. He has
obtained judgement from the Wide
West Mining Co. for 81 800, wages
due him.
John Brady, Hugh McWilliams,
Harry Allison and Seth Harris
mounted their ponies and started
Tuesday for Rocky Bar to help
celebrate the 4th.
Henry Ellison and wife came
down from Melton's station Sun
day to meet Mrs. Austin from Boise
who went with them to their home
just above Pine Grove.
Miss Bertha Skidmore G. anne in
Monday evening from Gran geville
where she has been snperint tending
the pnblic schools at that place
during the past term, and is visiting
with her sister. Mrs. j. M. Cowen
A large assortment of ribbons,
stock collars, stock ties, pulley
belts, belt buckles, ETC., just re,
ceived and NAKED very tempting
prices. Call and see them.
j. S. AcKER q Co.
Hon. Charles M. Brown left or
Tuesdays stage for his home in At.
lanta. Mr.. Brown is confide int that
the big sale Of Atlanta mines tc
eastern parties is a sure go this
time, and says: "Now, just watch
old Atlanta BOOM"
Hon. X. /. Perky, wife and
daughter departed by priv ate con-
veyance on Monday afternoon fol
Rocky Bar, where Mr.. Perky yes.
terday delivered an able and in
teresting address to the patriotic
people of that town.
Mrs. James Carroll and child re.
turned last Thursday from Cali.
fornia, and the next day went tc
Red Warrior to join Mr.. Carroll
vino is now the happiest man or
the ridge-except Marshal Will
bur, whose wife has since arrived
there from Chicago.
Marshall d. WILDER, of the Rec
W arrior Chief Mining Co.,, came
down from Rocky Bar Friday even.
ing to meet his wife, who arrived
from Chicago that night. They
left for Red Warrior Monday by
private conveyance, acco mpaniec
by Frank Boyd and wife and littl,
La We're Bell. Mrs. WILDER will
spend the summer at the Red War
rior mines.
Mr.. WILDER informs us that the
Red Warrior Chief mill is com
pleted and he expected til he stamp
to drop to-day, provided the fes
tivities at Rocky Bar on the 4tl
were not "too much" for the work
men who are to manipu late tn
machinery. 1t is one of the fines
and best quartz mills on the coast
and works MS smooth as a clock
Len Lape has the contract for haul
ing ore from the mine to the mill.
The catalogue and course G
study of the State Normal Schoo
at Albion IS issued. The followin,
students names from Gilmore eoun
ty appear on its pages: Misses Alb
bic and Bessie Holland, Rocky Bar
Leora Lockman, Mountain Home
and Miss Matilda A. Latty G
Glenn's Ferry, all of the Senio
class. Misses May Hice, Mountai
Home, Miss Nellie M. Hamilton
Glenn's Ferry, and Herber 1T G. Blu,
Ter of Atlanta in the second yea
class, Mrs. Cora Butler Bennett
Atlanta, in the first year class, an
Miss May Sullaway, Mountain
Home, in the preparatory class.