Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1900-06-21
Big circus tomorrow.

a severe case OF the grip.
John Smith of the Palace spen
Sunday OF the Capital city.
Arthur Pence of Hot Sprin,
spent Saturday in this place.
Mrs. A. Anderson of Dixie i
visiting with Mrs. Geo. Crandal.
Miss Cupp of Caldwell is visit
ing with Mr.. and Mrs J. NJ. Cowen
Born, in Mountain Home, Idaho
June IA, 1900, to the wife of j. FL,
Stewart, son.
DR.. Smith and ]. B. Whitsor
went to Rocky Bar Tuesday by
private conveyance.
Captain Berry lost fine milch
COW a few days ago, her death being
caused by alfalfa bloat.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. r. Wilkins Of
Bruneau were in town Monday and
guests at the Turner House.
Miss Helm departed Monday for
Grand Island, Neb., where she will
spend the summer with relatives.
J. M. Bratton of Three Creek
spent Saturday and Sunday in this
place. Jack is always welcomed
visitor here.
Mrs, Melton and Mrs. johnson
came down from Pine Grove Mon
day by private conveyance and re-
turned yesterday.
Miss Abbie Holland came in Mon
day evening from Albion and de-
parted for her home in Rocky Bar
Tuesday morning.
DIR. Jones of Albion, accompa-
MED by his wife and children, is
visiting in this place with his
sister, Mrs. Sullaway.
Misses Florence Manion, Susie
Chatter and Maud Hanley departed
for Salt Lake Monday, each to con-
suit DIR. Hughes, the eminent oculist
of that city.
After a protracted visit with rela-
lives IN Canada, Mrs. John Ross
returned home a few days ago.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ross are occupying
the Hagar residence.
join Pence came in from his
Three Creek home last Friday.
where he has been for several
months looking after property in.
tererests in that section.
Prof. w. A. Mullins returned
here Sunday night from Oregon be-
ing called heme by the illness of
Mrs. Mullins, whom we are pleased
TO say has almost recovered.
During the thunder storm of last
Friday night fine mare belonging
to r. Ruberry was killed by being
struck by lightning. Her young /
colt, which stood near the mother. |
was uninjured.
A. Rosenheim a few DAYS ago re-
ceiyed another carload of Pabst
celebrated Milwaukee beer--and
the question is, what does Prince
Albert do with a carload of beer
every ten days?
Johnny Wilkins came over Sun
day from his horse range on the-up-
per Bruneau. He is suffering from
bruises caused by his horse falling
and rolling upon him a short time
ago, but is not seriously injured.
The Ladies of the Baptist Aid
will give a cushion and
apron sale in connection with their
10 cent social at the residence of
Mrs. Pettyjohn, June 28th. Every
body their mothers and sisters)
County Attorney Sinnott, reore-
senting the public administrator,
On Saturday at Mayfeld, sold the
personal property of the estate of
John Rice, deceased, at public auc-
ion. The sales amounted to $685.
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Il. c. Helfrich visited Mora sta
ion and the site for the big electric !
plant on Snake river last Monday, {
o arrange for immediate action
'elative to fulfilling his big freight /
contract with the Trade Dollar
Mining Company.
Miss &. ]. Worthington OF Teha- /
ma, Cali, came in Thursday even ,
ng on a visit with Mr.. and Mrs 7
'ohn Montgomery, accompanied
~ Worth Montgomery, the bright $
title 7-year-old son of our worthy
itizen Will 7. Montgomery. :
M. and Mrs. J. A. Purtill returned
lome Friday evening from Lewis e
on, where Mr.. Purtill attended
10Th the State Democratic conven- 8
nd the gand lodge of X. of p, as !
delegate. They report having ex- |
,erlenced very enjoyable time on i
heir trip. :
Walter Tanner to-day takes a
'osition with the Geo. w. Fletcher =
o., J. D. Helfrich having resigned :
Q 60 to Mora and snperintend the : !
moving OF enormous quantities of :
relght to Swan Falls for the Hell r
ieh Mercantile Go. Walter is a +
God, reliable, capable young man, i
nd we congratulate him on every i
dyaneement that he makes in life. .