Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1900-09-20

A. N. Mccall is now located at
Rexburg.
W. x. Davis of Atlanta, is visit
ing in Boise.
Miss Palmer of Red Warrior is
in this place.
A new saloon building is being
erected at Bruneau.
jeff Bogard of Rocky Bar spent
several days here this week.
DR.. All Fong and daughter of
Boise are visiting at Rocky Bar.
The people of Bruneau are build
ing new and commodious school
house.
Lawyer Frank Wyman of Boise
was here on profession al business
Monday.
Ralph Damron came in a few
days ago from Weiser to visit his
mother.
The mountains above Atlanta
were covered with snow last Sun
day morning.
0. Q. Boyle, a prominent citizen
OF Glenn's Ferry, was a visitor
here Saturday.
G. w. Fletcher went to Salt Lake
Sunday on business connected with
his mercantile firm.
DIR. Neiswanger of Grand View
and John Termes of Shootly, spent
Tuesday in this place.
Engineer John Mulhern, former
ly OF Glenn's Ferry, is now running
out of LIE Grande, Oregon.
C. I. Rohrer and o. H. Hutchins
were called to Boise last week to
serve as U. S. grand jurors.
About 600 head Of the John Will
kins d Co., horses were shipped
from this place east Saturday.
Miss Grace Mclaughlin now has
charge of the Jackson district
school, nine miles east of this place.
Rev. S. ]. Jennings delivered in
teresting sermons in the Episcopal
church Sunday morning and even
ing.
j. A. Nicholson, E. C. Towne and
Charley Sommerlatt returned to
Rocky Bar Monday by private con-
veyance.
M. G. Lawrence and c. II. Brady,
two good Democratic farmers Of
King Hill, were here several days
last week.
Mr.. Scholl, salesman at Ackers's,
expects to be Joined here by his
wife and children, from Chicago,
in short time.
How about school suit for your
boy, all sizes. Quality what you
want from a good one to the best.
Chas. r. Kelsey & Co.
w. L. Thurman was in town
Monday after lumber to build
new house on his ranch about Is
miles west OF this place.
Mr.. Dan Mclaughlin, brother of
Miss Grace Mclaughlin, has gone
to Rocky Bar and will conduct the
school at that place this winter.
Chairman Perky Of the Demo-
cratic State Committee passed
through this place Tuesday evening
on his way to southeastern Idaho.
The Athenian Literary society of
the high school was reorganized
last Friday afternoon with the fol-
lowing officers: president, Charles
Reed; vice president, George Low
eridge; secretary. Miss Isabelle
Davis; treasurer, Miss Ora Reed;
program committee, Miss Katie
Brady.
A private letter. from Atlanta
says that l.. n. FRANKIE, Charles
Lange, John Lape and Lon Lape are
putting up small mill to work
ore from their Admiral Dewey
mine, which is producing remarka-
bly, well. They are also building
a wagon road from the mine to the
mill Olsen & Lynch are hauling
ore from the Baltimore mine to the
Tahoma mill for reduction. They
have about 70 tons of ore that it is
estimated will yield 500 to the
ton. The letter says nothing about
another big Atlanta sale"
The Young Peoples Christian
Endeavor society of this place
elected the following officers last
Monday night for the ensuing term:
president, Miss Florence NJ. Manion;
vice president, Miss Lizzie Monro;
secretary, Pratt Damron; treasurer,
w. A. Mullins. Chairmen Of the
various committees were elected as
follows; prayer meeting, Rev. c. e.
Mason; lookout, Miss Manion;
social, Miss Swan; information,
Miss Mabel L. Payne; flower and
sunshine, Miss Annie Marin; mu-
sic, Miss Williams; Junior work,
Miss Lodge; temperance, Mrs, R.
A. Easley.