Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1901-05-30

and two sons, Charles and Mervin
all of whom have the deep sym
patty of this entire community.
| Ed Nicholson and wife are in
this place from Rocky Bar.
Ed Rudisill, after several years
absence in Missouri, has returned
to this place.
| Mrs. d. B. Hill and Miss Arda,
her daughter, have gone to Sinker
creek to spend the summer.
Nat Olsen is reported to be TAX
ing out lots of $500 ore from his
Baltimore mine near Atlanta.
Judge Perky still continues to
improve in health and will in a
few days appear on the streets.
Misses Manion and Williams and
Messrs. &. Pearson and A. G. Smith
visited Shoshone Falls Tuesday.
Mrs. G. D. Golden came in from
Boise Monday evening and is a
guest of Sheriff Nicholson and
family.
John Gilman, Robert Brainard,
E. c. Towne and Mr.. Titcomb left
by private conveyance Tuesday for
Rocky Bar.
James III. Willis, the bright little
son of FL. Willis, has gone to Little
Camas to spend the summer at his
fathers ranch.
Governor Steunenberg came in
Sunday evening to attend the
funeral of the late J.. NJ. Coon, who
was interested with him in the
sheep business.
VIM. Barnett of Wisconsin has
been in this place several days
looking for investment and he is
favorably impressed with this Sec
ton of Idaho
Episcopal church-Sunday next
being Trinity Sunday the Holy
Communion will be administered
in the morning and the services
and sermons will refer to the Trinity
Unity.
J. NJ. Cowen, W. II. Manion, G.
W. Fletcher, W. A. Davis. G. NJ.
Nicholson AID WIFE, Mrs. Wootan
and G. M/Payne<of this place at
tended the~feueral of G. D. Golden
at Boise last Sunday.
While in Boise few days ago
the Bulletin man was handsomely
entertained at the residence of State
Auditor E. w. Jones, and 1t is his
candid opinion that Bert should
be the happiest man in all Boise,
the beautiful.
Subject OF the services at the
Congregational church Sunday
10:45 a. ~, will be, The consecra-
ton of our children. Sun d a y
school at II. Junior Endeavor al
4. Young Peoples Endeayor al
/ 7:15. No after service.
A very heavy hail and rain storm
prevailed Yesterday afternoon a
the head of Rattlesnake canyon OF
the Rocky Bar road. The barn a.
the old Porter station was floodeC
with several feet of water and it wa
: with difficulty the horses were re
moved to safety.
The Congregational Sunday
school meets at the church thi
Decoration Day at two o'clock t.
, arrange flowers, and this eve at 6:3I
reassemble at the church and pro.
l coed to the cemetery to decorat
&. graves. ANY who would like to g
r with them are cordially invited.
George Mcneil, who claims t
have 9'sailed the world over" an,
! also that he was in China durin
the recent unpleasantness, has sud
denly come to grief and is nov
:, serving 90 days sentence in tn
: county jail for stealing purse cor
tanning $685. from COMMISSIONS
w. l.. Thurman. About ten day
}. ago Mr.. Thurman was in this plac
t and engaged Mcneil to go to hi
! ranch to assist him with his worl
}. Saturday Mcneil disappeared an
n upon investigation Mr.. Thurma
+ discovered the theft. He saddle
n his faithful horse and was soon
g pursuit, trailing him to Mountai
y Home, a distance of 20 miles. Ne
d was at the depot awaiting the a.
rival of the east-bound train, bU
" he was grabbed just in time to pr
c vent his escape and marched to ia
e by James Carroll, who was ordere
n to act in the capacity of an Office
Ie by Judge Cooper. While on IL
n way to Jail Mcneil offered Mr. Ca
n roll a SO 90 bill to allow him
II escape, and later, when he col
IS fronted Mr.. Thurman, he willie
e and handed to him his purse al
3. money, saying "that's yours, NJ
e Thurman" Tuesday morning NJ
ot Neil appeared before Justice Coop
l. and plead guilty to the charge
theft. He was sent up for 80 day