Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1900-07-19
THURSDAY, July 10, 1900.


}. J. Little and wife were visitors
here Monday from Long Tom.
Miss Mary Meeker has returned
to her home at Ontario, Oregon.
FL. Willis has gone to his Camas
Prairie ranch to remain two or three
weeks.
Miss McLongue came down from
Rocky Bar Monday and departed
for Weiser.
Mrs. Glenn has been quite sick for
the past week but is now very
much peter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. Tucker came
over from Bruneau Friday and
went to Boise.
Robert Easley and family went
to the mountains Monday to spend
the heated season.
Fruit jars, fruit jar caps and rub
bers at
j. S. AcKER & Co,
Ed Fenner is now holding a 20
sition at the Geo. w. Fletcher Co.'S
store.
Jim Thompson came down from
Rocky Bar Tuesday evening for
medical treatment.
Bishop Funston held services in
st. James Episcopal church " ed
nesday morning and evening.
Fishing tackle and lunch delica-
cies for outing parties at
j. S. AcKER & Co,
Miss Woodward who has had
charge of the jackson school was in
town Saturday the guest of Miss
Lodge.
Miss Nellie Turner returned from
HALEY Tuesday evening after two
months visit with J. L. de Haven
and wife.
Prices cut to zero on balance of
our summer hats.
is. AcKER & Co.
Will Hodge and Chas. Cotton of
Bruneau disposed of a large band
of horses Friday to Cunningham
of Nebraska.
Mrs. Dora Hall sister of J. M.
Cowen arrived from New Bedford,
Mass, Monday evening and will re-
main some time.
Mrs. Il. Dorsey and daughter
Miss Pattee, and Miss Maud Paul
have gone to II range to spend the
rest of the summer.
Special cut prices on all summer
goods at
J. S. AcKER & Co.
]. d. Whitson ahd wife and Mrs.
Harley and Miss Harley left THUS
day morning for a M onth's outing
on Little Gamas.
Lawyer E. M. Wolfe returned
from kansa City Monday and
went to Poeatello Tuesday to be
present at the Democratic State
Convention.
Assessor Arthur Davis aeeompa-
MED by L. II. Hayes of Philadelphia
went to Rocky Bar Thursday re-
turning Sunday. Mr.. Hayes owns
the Ophirmill at Rocky Bar.
W. A. Reynolds and his two
nieces, Misses Bessie and May Ser
vice went to Little Camas We'd
nesday to join W. D. Reynolds and |
family for a ten days outing.
J. A. Purtill and Miss Ida Fitz-
water went to Snake river Sunday
to see Mrs. Fitzwater who was re-
ported quite sick. They found her
better and returned Monday.
Speaking of proxy friends, last
Fridays Montpelier Examiner
wisely said: "A man who cannot
be elected as a delegate from his
own county don't deserve much con-
sideratlon in state convention.
Captain Rhoades has received a
letter from his daughter at Amoy,
China, dated June 18th, wherein
she states no trouble near where
they are. Pekin is as far from
Annoy as is Portland, Oregon, from
Portland, Maine.
+. 7. Brockman, brother-in-law
of DR.. Plumer, who is pleasantly re-
membered here having resided here
and been connected with the De
Lamar Commercial company of six
years ago, dropped in on the doctor
yesterday. Mr.. Brockman has been
residing in st. Louis since leaving
here, up until a short time ago, when
he assumed the management of
mining prospect at Rocky Bar. He
IS over here from that camp at pres
ent looking around to secure a train
OF pack animals to employ in pack
ing ore from his mines there to the
mill.-DeLamar Nugget.