Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1900-04-19
THURSDAY, April 10, 1900.
1t is now Mayor Purtill.

court house tomorrow at p. m.
Manager Dan Reber of the Dixie
mines spent Sunday in this place.
Dance at the opera house to-
morrow evening. A jolly time for
all.
Shears and scissors sbarpened for
Is cents, at George Costiff's barber
shop.
J. B. Wells, a good old solid sill
yer man of Glenn's Ferry, is in
town.
The Palace saloon now has Ma
tional cash register that is a beauty
to behold.
Double trains will commence run
ming next Sunday on the Oregon
Short Line road.
<. Pearson, travelling solicitor for
Paxton q Gallagher, was in this
place yesterday.
D. B. Shelly, the noted brick and
stone mason, came in from Sumpter,
Oregon, Monday evening.
Evan Owens, who has charge of
de Ravens sheep on Syrup creek,
spent Tuesday in this place.
w. D. Reynolds, jeweler, fire in
surance and real estate agent, visit
ed Glenn's Ferry last Friday night
on business.
Next Sunday the new west-bound
train will arrive at this place be-
tween IL and II a. M, and the
east-bound between 5 and p. M
Rufe Turner received a letter
from Atlanta Sunday evening, say
ing that snow/@as 1then 5 feet in
depth on the--s6mmit between
Rocky Bar and Atlanta.
The Woman's monthly mission
airy meeting will meet at the church
Friday afternoon at 3 o'clock. Mrs,
Inez Reynolds leader. Subject,
India and Ceylon. This is the an
nual meeting and election of officers,
and fnll attendance is desired.
The Citizens State Bank announce
that they will pay 100 cents on the
dollar for any of the April issue Of
county warrants. Whenever you
have warrants for sale don't fail tc
get their prices before offering else
where.
The high school pupils will give
an ice cream and cake social to-
morrow evening at the school house
for the purpose of raising funds to
pay for picture frames purchased.
1t will cost you only Is cents aud
you and all your friends should at
tend.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Latham came
in from Murphy last Thursday
evening and were welcomed by
many friends. Mr.. Latham re
turned to Murphy Friday, but Mrs
Latham is occupying rooms a
Frank Boyd's residence and vii
remain here several weeks.
DIR. T. j. Smith, the eminent Eye
Specialist of Denver, is at Caldwell
this week. He will arrive in Noun.
tain Home on Monday evening
April 23rd and will remain few
days. This will be good opportu
nifty for our citizens having eye
trouble to get expert advice free.
A private letter from Atlant'
says: 1.-The people here have hat
regular epidemic of la grippe fo
the last two weeks, caused probably
by the changeable weather. w
are confidently looking forward t.
better times in Atlanta during tn
coming summer than we have hat
for many years"
We find the following in Sun
DAVIS Salt Lake Herald: "Mr. Ere
Richan and Miss Emma Buckle
will be married Sunday. Mr.. Rich
en- lives at Eureka and Miss Buck
ley is one of Provo's prominen
young ladies'" Fred was for Sc,
eral years our right bower in til
BULLETIN Office in the early 90'
but for a number of years he ha
been mining at Eureka, Utal
He is an admirable young man /
every respect, and he and his brid
have the heartfelt good wishes {
the BULLETIN family for their fl
ture happiness and prosperity.
John Rice, aged about 40 year
and an old resident of this count.
was found dead in his residence o
his ranch at May yield, on Frida
afternoon, sitting in chair. HI
demise was sudden, and probabl
from heart trouble of which he ha
for some time prior been complain
ing. Mr.. Rice was seen worklr
about his place the forenoon of Il
day he died, and had just begun
get about after an attack OF spott'
fever. He had a sister in :
Charles, Manitoba, and was said
be related to Ex-sheriff G. IL. Flu
of Alturas county, now on L.
River. Deceased left some 60
property, which is now in t
hands of the public administrat
He was buried in Mountain Hol
on Sunday. There being no MAJ
Of violence, no inquest was held