Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1900-01-25
THURSDAY, Jan. %, 1900.

Mrs. Sinnott is again on the sicl
list, we regret to learn.
State Treasurer Rice was in thi,
place between trains Tuesday.
Miss Bessie Paul is confined to
her residence, suffering from a dis
located ankle.
The infant child of Mr.. and Mrs.
l.. /. Wilcox was reported very
sick yesterday.
Ladies' Wrappers strong line
OF them in hanneletts and outing
fannels in all sizes and patterns.
Chas. r. Kelsey & Co.
At noon to-day Mrs. Cooper was
still alive, but there is no hope for
her recovery. Roy Cooper's condi-
ton is somewhat better.
J. E. Burford went to Rocky Bar
this morning on mining business,
in response to telegram he received
last evening from Spokane.
Egbert Cole, nephew of Mrs. G.
M. Payne, is expected to arrive to,
night from Kentucky. The Young
man will probably make this his
permanent home.
Rev Father Trinkell is a visitor
ia our burg and will hold Catholic
service at Father Burri's residence
Friday morning at 8 o'clock.
A prominent Indiana politician
has been sued for damages because
he shook the plaintiff hand SO
heartily as to wrench his shoulder,
leaving him cripple for life. And
now the offender will know what it
is to have his leg pulled.
Will you want wagon this
spring? None are better than the
Studebaker wagons, buckboards
and spring wagons. Everyone full
ly guaranteed by the makers. We
have full line for spring. Chas.
r. Kelsey & Co.
The series of meetings at the
Baptist church closed last night,
Pastor MeReynolds having been
called to Boise to attend funeral
Rev. Williams of Weiser delivered
a series of good practical sermons,
and all were delighted with his
singing.
DIR. VIM. F. Smith came TO the
rescue of the individual holders of
Gilmore county warrants that was
issued this month by the commits
sioners, and paid par for those he
bought although others here offered
only ninety and ninety-fve cents,
which is strange when our warrants
have been selling about par the
past year.
The Bulletin man has received a
letter from John Shields in which
he says that after four DAYS travel
he arrived safely in Philadelphia,
since which time he has enjoyed
himself very much visiting with
relatives. He expects to start on
his return to Rocky Bar about the
10th of February, and particularly
requests us to present his kindest
wishes ito George Fletcher, Win
Reynolds d Co."
III. B. Thompson & Co. have pur-
chased the confectionery and notion
stock of A. J. Griffin and will here
after supply the public with fresh
articles in that line. Public pat
ronage is respectfully solicited and
satisfaction guaranteed to all Gus
can constantly on hand. Also fresh
butter, eggs, etc. Splendid cigars
and tobacco. Give US trial and
We'll please you. E. B. Thompson
& Co., adjoining City Meat Market.
Mr.. Veazie will be here in Feb
ruary. Until he comes special
meetings will be held Tuesday and
Thursday evenings at 7:30 o'lcock.
The Christian life as pictured by
that most wonderful book, "Pil-
grim's Progress" with Bible refer
ence, will be given-a portion each
evening. Come with Bibles; read
up Pilgrims Progress. The story
will be told by the pastor; Others
read Bible references. Begin next
Tuesday evening. No meeting to-
night.
Marshall d. WILDER, of the Will
Der Mercantile Agency, returned to
this place Tuesday from Rocky
Bar, where he spent several days
inspecting the work on his recently
acquired mining properties on Red
Warrior hill. He expresses him
self as we'll pleased with his pur-
chase and speaks in high praise of
Superintendent Phelan's manage
ment of the property The com
pany is known as the Red Warrior
Chief" and now have ten men en-
ployed extracting very rich gold ore
from the John Shields mine. Mr..
WILDER will return to Rocky Bar in
April and commence active devel-
opment work on other lodes, in
Guiding the Bassler and Champion
claims and probably others. He
departed Wednesday evening for
Chicago. Being at the head of one
of the wealthiest firms in the east,
and man of great energy and bus