Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1900-05-17

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Mrs. L. 7. Wilcox was yesterday
reported quite sick.
j. P. Burford returned Monday
from trip into Wyoming.
The road from Rocky Bar to At
lanta is now open for travel.
A. Rosenheim yesterday received
carload of Pabst Milwaukee beer.
The Fletcher Co are constantly
receiving and sending out immense
quantities oil first-class goods.
We regret to learn that Father
Burri has decided not to return
to Idaho. He is now located at
Tillamook, Oregon.
At a recent meeting Of the Volun-
teer Fire Department the following
officers were elected: DR.. B. B. Swan,
chief; R. A. Rasley, assistant chief;
l.. l.. Spring, forman; r. N. Griffith,
secretary; F. P. AXE, treasurer.
The BULLETIN notices with re-
greet the very serious illness of Mrs.
John O'Farrell of Boise, and hopes
that her condition will soon i'm
prove. The lady is a relative of
Mrs. A. M. Sinnott of our city.
Roscoe Smith came in from Wei
ser Sunday evening, to remain at
this end of his business line for a
couple of months. Mr.. Brown went
to Weiser the Same night, to stay
there during Mr.. Smiths absence.
Commissioner Robert Griffith
while coming down from Little
Camas Monday with load of wool
had the misfortune to break a
wheel of his wagon, and when we
last saw Bob he was looking
around to purchase a new vehicle.
Miss Kittie v ilkins came in from
Bruneau Tuesday and was cordially
greeted by many friends. The
young lady most emphatically de-
MES the report circulated few
weeks ago to the effect that she
would soon wed st. Louis gentle
man.
There will be an elegant bar at.
tached to Turner's new hotel, the
furniture of which was put in place
last Sunday. Bob Burns is to be
the manager of the barroom and il
is needless to say that it will be
conducted in a frst-class and or.
derby style.
J. e. Lane of Shoshone was in
this place Saturday and made the
BULLETIN office pleasant call. Mr.
Lane and a gentleman named Nor.
ton have leased the Stockton saloon
building at Glenn's Ferry and will
soon open first-class place for re.
freshing drinks at that old ano
popular stand.
A large crowd of friends assembled
at the depot Tuesday night to bio
goodbye to Charley Howeth, Harry
Madison, Sam Helmer and George
/ Avery, who took their departure fol
Cape Nome Martin King was ex
pected to join them at Nampa, ane
r. F. Whitney and Elmer Smith a
Seattle. Big success for all of these
good men.
On Friday afternoon, s. A. Nc
Anulty saw the body of man at
tired in white shirt and pantaloon'
floating down Snake river opposite
the old Glenn's Ferry site. Some
time later, Coroner May was mott
fled of the fact and he started dowi
the river at once in quest of tn
body, but was unable to find any
, trace of it. Notices OF the fact wer
/ sent down the river.
Probably no Sunday School Con
vention ever held in our State ha
been SO much talked about as tn
one to be held in the city of Poca
) telIo, June 1928. A magnificen
t Program has been prepared, an
| ample local arrangements hav
r been made. In addition to prom
!: nent speakers from our own stats
there will be present five distinguish
ed Sunday School Workers from til
Q East who are making tour of til
g Northwest under the auspices Of I'll
e International Executive Committe
b Mr.. Marion Lawrence, General SCI
b rotary of the International Sunda
If School Convention is in charge
> the party. which includes amor
v others Prof. e. G. Excel, who
q reputation as publisher, sing
,r and conductor Of mnsic is naturt
n Reduced Railroad Rates have be-
lie secured, and free entertainment
ic provided. For further particula
d address Mrs. J. II. Barton or e.
Cook Boise, Idaho,