Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1900-06-07
THURSDAY, June Z, 1900.


Attorney Woodward of Weiser
spent Saturday in this place.
Pratt Damron departed Tuesday
evening for visit in Missouri.
Strawberries and other fresh
fruits received daily at Acker's.
DR.. VIM. r. Smith visited the
City of Saints the forepart of this
week.
> Miss May Kelsey returned home
Saturday evening from Weiser &C
ademy.
Maroni Johnson and family have
.>gone to Rocky Bar to spend the
summer.
Mrs. Dan Reber came down from
Dixie Tuesday and attended the
grand ball.
Get you new summer hat or a
bunc.ro flowers to spruce up the
old one at Acker's.
]. B. Whitson has sold his ranch
lin Bruneau valley to William I'll.
Helthy, recently from Nevada.
Miss Mabel Payne went to Boise
Saturday evening on a visit. She
will attend the State Endeavor con-
vention at Caldwell before return
ing home.
George Snowden came down Sun
day from Canyon creek, bringing
with him a lot of fine mountain
trout-and the Bulletin folks thank
him for a generous supply of the
beauties.
General Petit returned here last
night from the east. He informs US
that the bond on the Atlanta min
Ing properties in which he is interes-
ted has been extended to July, and
he has but little doubt that the
sale will be made. Gen. Petit has
greatly enjoyed his trip in the east
ern states and looks hale and hearty.
The Silver Republican State Cen
trail Committee has appointed 33
delegates to represent Idaho in the
national convention at Kansas City
Those appointed from Gilmore are
Mrs. Kittie Cowen, Roscoe Smith
and " A. Davis. Mrs. Cowen and
MIR. Smith, we are told. will attend
the convention and assist in nom
mating w. j. Bryan for President.
THE BULLETIN to-day enters up
on the 18th year of its existence.
Though we have not yet become
millionaire by its publication, we
feel thankful for the generous pat
ronage bestowed and hope to pilot
the "Old Reliable" through another
decade of years at least-notwith
standing the vigorous opposition of
the solid goldbug republican army
and few of their Steunenberg- DEM
ocratic allies.
Marshall D. WILDER, president of
the Red Warrior Chief Mining Co.,
Upent Friday in this place attend
ing to matters connected with his
company. His new quartz mill
will be in running order in a few
weeks, after which time we may
look for lively times in old Red
Warrior gulch. One carload of
new machinery is now on the road
to the mine and another is expected
daily to arrive here containing cy-
anide tanks, etc. The Messrs. Will
bier evidently mean business in their
mining ventures, and we wish them
a II manner of s,1ccess
A private letter from Rocky Bar
tells the news that developme nts in
the Red Warrior Chief properties
are being pushed extensively by
President WILDER and Superintend-
ent Phelan, and an increased forces
OF men are rushing 'em along. The
Bascom district is coming to the
front and attracting the attention of
appeal from the eastern states and
also from Washington state Active
preparations are being made at
Rocky Bar for monster celebra-
tion of the coming Fourth, but ar
rangements are not yet perfected.
Alex Hoffman has opened a hotel
III the OTlef uOuSe WIFI I1dFTy
Everdale as chef. The old town is
getting a move on herself in gen.
eral and everything is lovely.
Grand Master J. G. Muerman is
making official visits to all Mason
ie lodges in Idaho. He came in Mon
day and visited Gilmore Lodge No 80,
A. F. Il A. M that evening. He
exemplified the work of the order in
a mastery manner and entertained
the members present very pleasant
ly with a talk on matters of general
interest TO the fraternity. After the
close of the lodge the brothers re-
paired to the Commercial Hotel and
partook of dainty refreshments
served in Mrs. Glenn's usual excel
lent style, after which the Grand
Master was bid regretful goodbye
with wishes that he could remain
with us longer. Prof Muerman re-
sides at Moscow and is the princi-
pal of the schools of that city. He
will visit the Rocky Bar lodge in
August.