Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1900-04-26
Gilmore Lodge, A. F. & A. M,
THURSDAY, April 26, 1900.

~ ASON W "iAioi, was III Town sun
day.
Mrs. Way of HALEY, is visiting
in this place with her mother, Mrs.
Sprague.
Keep in mind the locomotive
firemen's ball at Glenn's Ferry,
May LIST.
r. D. Gorby and Seth Garfield
were Glenn's Ferry visitors here
yesterday.
M johnson and family will 90
to Pine Grove next Monday, to re-
main during the Summer.
Mrs. E. H. Jones, from near
Grand View, spent Saturday in
this place visiting with friends.
We regret to learn that James
Mundell had one % his legs badly
crushed recently-~while mining at
Rocky Bar.
Miss Margaret Bogard was elect
ed as one of the teachers of the
Boise schools, (butwhether she will
accept or not we have not been
able to learn.
DR.. 7. J. Smith, the expert Ocu-
list. is being kept busy at his office
in the Commercial hotel parlor.
Don't mics this opportunity to have
your eyes examined.
Notice.-Rev. J. c. Larkins, Evan
gelist, will continue his meetings in
the Baptist church every evening
this week. Services at 8 o'clock.
All are cordially invited to attend.
The Baptist denomination of
this place last week erected belfry
on top of their church and on Sun
day last a clear toned bell called
the worshipers together at the usual
hours.
The present term of the Noun
tain Home public schools will close
tomorrow afternoon, 1t has been
a most successful term and each
and every teacher receive praise for
their good work.
Henry Ellison and family started
Friday for Melton's station, above
Pine Grove, which place Mr.. Eli
son has leased, but Mrs: Ellison
becoming sick on the road returned
to this place Saturday.
The school trustees held a meetv
ing Saturday evening at which
they retained for the ensuing term
all of the former teachers-Prof.
Mullins, Miss Bogard, Miss Manion
Miss Swan and Miss Williams.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Pence have re-
Gently placed a handsome iron rail
ing around the grave of their la
mented son Robert, in the Masonic
cemetery. A fine stone monument
was erected over the remains of the
deceased some time ago.
The Philadelphia Gallery is now
open for good pictures next to DR. B.
B. Swans Office, where photographs
of every size will be taken. View
ing and enlarging speciality.
Minute pictures, highly finished,
$1.00 per dozen. Mrs. E. J. Pill
ner, proprietress; w. H. Pilliner,
operator.
This mornings Statesman says
that the Atlanta big mining sale is
a sure 60. The president Of the
new company is Chief Justice Lewis
of the Minnesota supreme court;
Frank Day, a prominent mining
man of Denver, is the secretary, and
William r. Everett of Chicago is
the attorney. Among the directors
is ex-Congressman Chas. A. Towne
of Minnesota.
Will Johnson came down from
Red Warrior Saturday evening.
He reports all activity at the Will
bur mines, and says the Wide " est
mill machinery, which was pur.
chased by the Red Warrior Chiet
Company, is being rebuilt under
the cover of the old building or
Red Warrior gulch. They expect
to have the mill ready for crushing
ore early this summer.
Fred H. Davis, formerly a resi-
dent of Rocky Bar and a promi
nent goldbug republican, but now
of Silver City, has at last seen thu
error of his political ways. In &
private letter to the BULLETIN
man Mr.. Davis says; 81 shall b.
In Denver on the 18th of May as {
delegate from Silver City to tn,
Western Federation of Miners.
also want to tell you one thing
more, and that is, that am nj
longer a goldbug, since the passing
OF that bill in Congress making
gold the only money and throwing
off on what | had hoped woul
come to pass-that is, the interna
tional agreement. / also now real
i2e that Mckinley is standing il
with the trusts, and am going t
vote for VIM. J. Bryan if he get
the nomination and | live unit
he November lection" Mr.. Davi
+ welcomed to- q army of patr
It's and, we trust, believe Their
Re millions of othe. Npurchasabl
Rprking men who haS~ Experience