Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1900-08-16
THURSDAY, Aug. 16, 1900.

turned here from " eiser.
J. M. Neil registered at the Ken
yon, Salt Lake, on the 10th.
DR.. Mather went to Rocky Bar
Sunday on professional visit.
H. Willis returned to his Little
Camas ranch by Mondays stage.
Monday A. Rosenheim received
another carload of Pabst's Mil
waukee beer.
Born. in M ountain Home, Aug.
ii, 1900, to the wife of c. D. Still
we'll, a daughter.
Walter Sebree, of the Cald we'll
national bank, was a visitor in this
place last Friday.
Chas. R. Kelsey & Co. are Just
unloading car of those celebrated
Studebaker wagons.
1t will pay you to visit our bar
gain counter for snaps in all kinds
of merchandise. J. S. AcKER & Co.
r. A. Easley and family have re-
turned home from a pleasant out
ing in the mountains.
Rev. Mcpherson of Weiser went
to Little Camas Sunday to join
friends who are camping out"
Thos. Mellen has returned from
Chicago, where he disposed of big
train-load of lambs at good prices.
Our grocery department is the
most complete in Mountain Home.
Our prices the lowest. j. S. AcKER
4 Co.
j. A. Hunter of Fit. Recovery
Ohio, came in Sunday morning on
a visit with his daughter, Mrs K
l. Perky.
W. H. Baker and family have re-
moved to the house on Bennett
street formerly occupied by Mr..
Perky and family.
Special midsummer sale mems
summer and medium weight under
wear. ! off regular price. j. S.
ACKER & Co.
The venerable R. M. Stone and
wife of Little valley passed through
this place Sunday on their way to
Wood river, for visit.
Mrs. George l.. Crandal and Miss
Pearl Nelson went to Mora yester-
day, to help Mr.. Crandal run bis
restaurant at that place.
Henry Casey came down Sun
day from his station above Pine
Grove, accompanied by the Bascom
mine manager, Garrett, and party.
nj. J. Canty, the harnessmaker,
last week turned out two beautiful
all-hand-made saddles--one for w.
w. Fountain, the other for j. J.
Evans.
Monday morning, at Glenn's Fer
ry, the residence Of Samuel Jacob
son was totally destroyed by fire,
with all its contents. 1t was in
sured for $500.
We now offer the most complete
stock of wagons ever shown in this
city. Mountain freight wagons,
spring wagons and top buggies for
mountain travel. Chas. X. Kelsey
& Co.
Hon. K. l. Perky, chairman OF
the Democratic State Committee,
returned from Chicago by last
nights train. He reports the out
look for Democratic success, both
national and state. simply excel
lent. The three silver parties of
Idaho will, beyond doubt, pull to-
gether in harmony.
J. J. Little, that staunch old
Democratic war-horse and chair
man of our county committee, came
down from Longtom valley last Fri.
day, and reported Mrs. Little and
Mrs. Campbell both on the sick
list,.b not of serious nature, we
are glad to say. Mr.. and Mrs. Lit.
tie will soon return to Mountain
Home.
Yesterday A. Rosenheim received
a letter from R. D. Gorby, who is
visiting his parents at Cameron
West Virginia, in which he men
tons the striking of an immense
oil flow on the old homestead at a
depth of $500 feet. Bob will return
here about the first of September
and if the oil holds out he NAV YET
wear diamonds.
Mrs. VIM. Service, who was Wis
iting here with her parents, Mr.. ano
Mrs. w. G. Reynolds, was called
back to her home at Pennington
WASH, Friday last, by a serious
accident that Mr.. Service met Will
one day last week. He and warm
personal friend were in the woods
shooting birds. They became sep
Grated and shot from his friend'i
gun struck Mr.. Service in the lief
eve, destroying the sight. Mr.. Serv
ice went to Spokane to consult ar
oculist, who Immediately removed
the eye-ball, and at last accounts
he was getting along nicely. Mr.
Service has many friends in thi
section who deeply sympathize will
him in his misfortune.