Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1900-05-24
THURSDAY, May "a, 1900.

oA "iiiNdiS IN fancy dlShe
at Acker's.
Major Fred Reed spent Sunda,
in this place,
John Pence came in Saturda,
from Three Creek.
Assessor Art Davis was Boise
visitor last Monday.
William Ruberry is recovering
from severe case of spotted fever
Mrs. f. M. Hartman of Glenn,s
Ferry, was a visitor in this place
Saturday.
Rudolph Larsen, a popular
Glenn's Ferry citizen, was a visitor
here Monday.
W. E. Blackmer, prominent
mining operator of Spokane, spent
Tuesday in this place.
Misses Bogard and Williams visit
ed Mrs. Geo. Han on Snake river
last week retuspihg Tuesday even
ing.
The Cambridge Citizen SAYS that
Andy Griffin has sold his peanut
stand in that place and left for
Cape Nome.
M. }. CAVITY, the saddle and har-
ness maker, has>-purchased the
dwelling house(of jonah Rudisill
jr., in the north>ead of town.
Miss Mel Tate returned last Fri
day from Indian creek where she
had been visiting 0. B. Slater and
family for the past two weeks.
Cbunty Surveyor S. G. Rhoades
has been for fhe past two weeks at
Rocky Bar, doingsurveying for the
Red Warrior Chief mining compa-
ny.
w. A. Reynolds and wife and
Mrs w. ID. Reynolds and w. T.
Montgomery rustieated Sunday at
Marion Daniel's beautiful ranch on
Canyon creek.
Charles Darlington, John Tanner,
Jack Shaub and John Wanderjek,
all jolly good fellows of Volcano
mining district, are in town on pri-
vate business.
John Pence informs us that the
grass in the Three Creek country is
better than it has, been for many
years and that range stock is in
splendid condition.
In justice to taxpayers the board
OF school trustees should publish
before the election on June 18th
financial statement of the district,
as was done last year.
The Young Ladies' Auxiliary of
st. James church will give Dairy
Maids Convention in the opera
house, Friday evening, June 1st.
A special program is being pre-
pared. Ice cream and cake will be
served for Is cents. Admission 10
cents.
Tim Donovan came up from
Glenn's Ferry Monday night bring
ing his youngest child, Lawrence,
for surgical attention by DIR. Smith.
AS far as we can learn, the bright
little boy had his face badly LAGER
ated by fall from a pony while
in the company of some young
children.
Clerk VIM. Hanley of the board of
trustees, has posted notices calling
for an election to be held on the
4th of June for the election of one
school trustee in place of r. P.
Chattin, whose term will expire
on that day. Marion Daniel seems
to be the gentleman mostly spoken
of for this important position.
The Democratic county conven-
ton, to elect delegates to the two
State Conventions, will meet at
Glenn's Ferry next Saturday. Let
every delegate who is not influ-
enced by the goldbug Republican
element of Gilmore county exert
himself for harmonious proceedings
and all pull together for victory in
November next.
Our old friend w. C. REYNOLDS
made the BULLETIN office a pleasant
call last Friday-the first for MANY
months. Mr.. Reynolds has been
sorely afflicted for the past fourteen
months, but we rejoice to know that
he is gradually improving. Indeed
if the wish of this community was
granted, Pap" Reynolds would to-
day be one of the most robust men
in town.
Prof. w. A. Mullins returned
Saturday from visit with his par
ents at Bliss. He says his father,
B. G. Mullins, backed by large
capital, is preparing to put in ma
chinery at Thousand Springs, OPP
posite Barnum's Island, on Snake
river, to elevate the water over the
bluff and on to the arid lands of
the plains and reclaim many thous-
and acres. The ground has been
thoroughly surveyed and compe-
tent engineers pronounced the plan
perfectly feasible. Sufficient money
has been placed back of the enter
prise, and work will be commenced
Immediately to push the work to
completion. This is located on the
site of the Priestly compressed air
enterprise for raising water, which