Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1900-08-09
THURSDAY, Aug. 8, 1900.

A. Anderson of Dixie station
spent Monday in this place.
G. r. Kelsey returned home gun
day evening from a recreation triI
in the mountains.
Midsummer sale of lawns, mulls
and percales at one half regula,
price. j. S. .AcKER a. Co.
Mrs. Fitzwater came up from
Snake river Saturday, on visit
with her daughter, Mrs. Jas. Pur-
till.
w. A. Reynolds and wife and
Mrs. Service and children spent
Sunday at Fletcher's ranch on the
South Boise river.
Grouse, pheasants, prairie chick
ems, fool chickens and sage hens
cannot be lawfully killed until the
18th of this month.
Don't fail to see our new line Of
mems and ladies' summer footwear
at prices that will surprise you. j.
~. hCkER ~ W.
Miss L. B. Nichols, the popular
and able school teacher of Glenn's
Ferry, came in Monday from a
pleasant visit with relatives in the
east.
Word comes down from Corral
creek. Big Camas prairie, that on
last Thursday H. +. McCarter was
stricken with paralysis and his con-
dition critical.
Before going to the mountains
don't fail to give us call for your
supplies. Our prices are the low
est j. S. AcKER & Co.
Judge and Mrs. c. c. Glenn, after
twenty-five years residence in Ell.
more, left Glenn's Ferry on Thurs
day morning for Boise to reside
there, having sold their residence
property to Engineer Irving Nc
Cam.
Coroner L. M. May came up from
Glenn's Ferry Tuesday and spent
the day here. Somehow it became
noised around that Mr.. MAY was
here sunmoning jury to hold an
inquest over the remains of Motto,
the suicide, and consequently he
did not receive the usual glad hand
of many friends until after the re-
port was pronounced false. He re-
ports the Ferry holding up in bust
ness wonderfully WE'LL
X. l. Perky, who SO ably con-
Quoted the preliminary affairs of
the Pocatello convention, has been
named as chairman of the demo-
cratic state central committee, and
will soon take up his headquarters
in Boise. Mr.. Perky is one of the
ablest lawyers in the state, besides
being possessed of splendid exec
utive ability, and in managing the
fall campaign we predict for him
great succese.-Malad News.
Miss Kittie Wilkins came in from
the east yesterday, accompanied by
Mrs. Emma Epley of Philadelphia,
who represents several newspapers
and magazines, and is known in the
eastern cities as 1.-THE sewing girls
friend" by the interest she has taken
in their welfare. Miss Wilkins ex-
perienced profitable trip in the
sale of horses. She and Mrs. En-
ley and Messrs. Thomas and De-
larry, two extensive horse dealers of
Chicago, went to Bruneau yesterday
afternoon.
jeff Bogard returned to Rocky
Bar Saturday and will devote his
time this summer and fall in devel-
oping his mines on Red Warrior
hill. While here Mr.. Bogard pre-
eented the BULLETIN man with
handsome half-ounce nugget of gold
that he himself unearthed in the
Klondike diggings, and which is
highly appreciated by "the old
man." Notwithstanding the siren
uous efforts of the goldbugs in this
town, aided by so-called demo-
crat who is holding an honorable
position in the counsels of the party
at present. to "bust" the BULLETIN
out of existence, we promise jeff
that this nugget shall always re-
main in the family as valued
souvenir.
James Carroll left Red Warrior
last week for trip to Chicago, GO
ing by way of HALEY. He furnish
the HALEY News Miner the follow
ing Rocky Bar mining notes: The
Red Warrior employs 35 men, and
is operating its 20-stamp mill. By
fall Bleichert tramway will be in
stalled to convey ore from the mine
to the mill--a distance of some
thing like half mile. The Hard
scrabble has 10,stamp mill, and
another mill Of the same capacity
is being put in. About so men are
being employed by the company.
A number of lessees are at work in
the vicinity Of the camp. several
operating on the Vishnu. Consid-
cradle prospecting is being done and
number of woodchoppers and
haulers are at work. The camp is
hvelier now than it has been for
several years.