Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1900-06-28
Gilmore Lodge, A. f. a. A. M.
THURSDAY, June %, 1900.

visiting with Mrs. John Wilkins II
this place.
Frank Boyd made a business
trip to Boise Monday and to Hal,
ley yesterday.
Miss Lodge, county school super
intendent, is visiting the Casey
school, which closes this week.
We are receiving and now have
on sale a full line of ladies' and
gentlemens' wear for hot weather.
Chas. r. KeaRy q Co.
James V. Mundell of Rocky Bar
went to Boise Sunday to look after
his suit in the district court against
the Wide West company.
Hon. Chas. M. Brown came in
from Atlanta Saturday evening and
went to Boise the next day. Mr..
Brown has great faith in the future
for Atlanta mines,
We are told that the commission
ers at their July meeting will be
petitioned to establish voting pre-
cincts at Volcano. on Big Camas,
and on Smiths prairie.
Frank McWilliams came down
from Dixie to see the circus last
week. His broken arm is now
gaining strength rapidly and Frank
will soon be himself again.
Chas. r. Kelsey & Co. are busy
loading freight teams for their many
customers, having loaded out in the
last week over 10000 pounds of
machinery and mine supplies.
The Ladies of the Baptist Aid
Society will give a cushion and
apron sale in connection with their
10 cent social at the residence of
Mrs. Pettyjohn, this afternoon.
Everybody invited.
Just received, a nice, fresh stock
of gentlemen's cool summer suits
In all sizes. Call before the assert
ment is broken. Chas. r. Kelsey
& Co.
As John Neil was about to load
five ears with horses Sunday night
for shipment east, he sold them to
Ramsay City man. John has
now gone to the Owyhee ranges for
more horses.
The monthly Junior Endeavor
business meeting and social will be
held on the parsonage lawn Satur-
day evening from 7 to 8 o'clock.
The little Juniors are also preparing
a special patriotic program for next
Sunday at o'clock.
The Baptist Young People have
suspended their meetings till Sept
LIST, after which time they will hold
regular meetings every Sunday. 1t
was also decided to hold Sunday
School at 10 o'clock till Sept. lst.,
on account fthe very warm weather.
Senator J. w. Bailey and wife
and children came down from Lit
tie Camas last Friday to attend the
circus The Senator is in splendid
health and full of democratic en-
thusiasm, and may be called by his
constituents to again represent Ell
more county at the State Capital
next winter.
Rocky Bar will celebrate the 4th.
An Grafton will be delivered by Hon.
X. L Perky, and his acknowledged
eloquence and fine delivery of speech
should alone draw a large crowd.
All sorts of races will be INDUCED in
as we'll as exciting drilling contests.
In the evening q grand ball at
Golden'e hall and splendid supper
at the Gilmore Hotel
Frank Gary, formerly a resident
of this county and mighty good
man, announces himself candidate
for the Idaho State Senate from
Owyhee county, subject to the. ac-
ton of the Democratic county con-
vention. e. Francis Gary was
miner until overtaken by a horrible
accident that rendered him totally
blind few years ago. He is
very capable man for the position to
which he aspires, and if nominated
will get there without an effort on
his own part.
X. y. Gorby spent the two first
days of the week at Glenn's Ferry
and returned on Wednesday. He
reports that the proposed change
of route of the Short Line railroad,
which would give the Ferry town
the go-by, is all off, the engineers
declaring the present route the best
practical one. Accordingly, the
work at the Riverside Town which
was contemplated last spring, will
so ahead. The new depot will be
built on a large scale, an addition
al water tank will go up, and
additions will be made to the shops,
and there are rumors on apparent-
ly good foundation, that a great
deal OF the machinery formerly in
the Shoshone shops will be set up
III the new additions, and conf
dence is restored among the people
therenot in Mac and Teddy
but insgetting a fair deal from the
company. Engineer John Il. AL
len, one of the A. r. u, exiles of
ID stopped over in the town this
week, on his way to Portland.