Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1900-08-02


Professor Mullins and family
have returned home from a visit at
Bliss.
Guy Flenner, city reporter of the
Statesman, was visitor here a few
days ago.
Dave Dorsey recently shipped
three carloads of horses for the
eastern market.
John P. Bryant, at Louis creek
station, has our thanks for favors
recently rendered.
We are indebted to Mrs. Chas.
keefer for number of Manila
papers of late date.
Jack Turner and wife and Mrs.
Halves, all OF Bruneau, spent sew
eral days here this week.
And again the report comes over
the wires that the big deal in At
lanta mines is "sure CO."
G. R. Kelsey has been taking in
the scenery of the Sawtooth noun
tains for the past ten days.
j. F. Dyar was down from his
Little Camas ranch and returned
Saturday with new hay press.
Bob Burns has recently put a
new roof upon his dwelling house
and made other necessary repairs.
Mrs. Frank Boyd and children
went to Pine Grove last Friday to
visit with o. III. Hutchins and
family.
E. G. Helfrich will spend all of
this week at Mora, looking after his
big freight contract with the Swan
Falls Co.
W. H. Manion, wife and son and
Willie Wells returned here Sunday
from Manion's ranch on the South
Boise river.
w. G. Mcbride, the genial and
popular agent of the Rio Grande
Western railroad was in this place
last Friday.
Examination for teachers certifi-
Gates will be held in Mountain
Home commencing Aug. % and
continuing three days.
Judge White and wife, Mrs. NAL
lison and children and Mrs. E. c..
Helfrich left here Monday morning
for an outing in the mountains.
/ have closed my music class for
the month of August. Will COM
mence again Sept. 1st. Terms, so
cents per lesson. MABEL l.. PAYNE.
w. A. Reynolds and wife, w. d.
Reynolds and wife, and r. w.
Smith, after a pleasant time in the
mountains, returned home Friday.
Johnny Goodyear, wife and
daughter came in from Atlanta
Thursday evening by private con-
veyance, on their way to Boise for
short visit.
Sheriff O'Neill on Monday start
ed for Bascom mining district to
attach the property of which Mr..
Garret has been superintendent,
for debt due Kelsey q Co.
Captain Hunt, democratic can
dida c for governor, passed through
this place Monday evening on his
way from Boise to his home at
Gibbonsville, in Lemhi county.
Last Sunday at Rocky Bar, the
dwelling house of Mrs. Van Schaick
was considerably damaged by fire
before it was suppressed. We con-
graduate Mrs. Van on escaping
serious loss.
The New York Journal says:
Now is the time when the Repub-
lican manufacturer looks about to
see how many hands he can dis
charge from his mill so as to ac-
cumulate money for the Hanna fat
frying committee"
Mrs. w. J. Brew and children, of
Pocatello, are here on visit to
Mrs. A. M. Sinnott. Mr.. Brew is a
Short Line engineer, and lately,
Chief of the Pocatello Fire Depart
ment, and was at one time a resi-
dent of Glenn's Ferry.
Monday as the down stage drove
up to Hills station the driver dis
covered that the roof of the house
was on fire. He and the passengers
Immediately gave assistance and
promptly squelched the flames. to
the great qualification Of Riley But
Ter and wife, who are running the
hotel.
The Populist and Democratic
delegates to the state convention
from Gilmore county will use all fair
means to effect union of the silver
forces before the election. Now,
that both Populist and Democratic
state committees are organized, it
is to be hoped that the breach will
be closed.
Hon. X. I. Perky has accepted
the craftsmanship of the State Dem
ocratic Central Committee, and
next Monday will go to Boise with
his family to remain until after the
political fight is over. A better
selection could not have been made
for this important position. The
secretary has not yet been chosen,
but will be in a few days, after