Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1901-02-14
st. Valentines day.

Lawyer Wolfe is on the sick
list this week.
Mrs: H. c. Hellison went to
Boise Monday -
Mrs. Charles Keefer has been
quite sick for week or more.
Captain Homer Of Glenn's Ferry
was visitor in this place Sunday.
For a good time, go to the fire.
mans ball tonight at Glenn's
Ferry.
Judge Perky, wife and daughter
returned home Sunday evening
from Boise.
John Lynch of Atlanta has re-
Gently returned from the Arkansas
Hot Springs.
The Albion Times of the 7th re-
ports Mrs. Bert Bennett suffering
with scarletina.
The wife and little daughter of
Editor Syms ret1rped Sunday from
visit at Shoshone.
The Episcopal ladies will have
flood sale" at Mrs. Henderson's
store saturday afternoon.
Mrs. G w Hill came in from Boise
Sunday evening, accompanied by
her niece, Miss Lollie Epperson.
E. c. Heifrich went to Mora
Saturday. He will complete his
big freighting contract for the Swan
Falls Electric COMPANY by next
Sunday, and then Mora will be a
quiet camp.
j. M. Cowen received carload
of furniture Monday consisting of
everything in he house furnishing
line-plain ana fancy, cheap and
expensive, just as you like. Call
and view the new supply.
The ladies of the Entire Nous
Club have secured a case of books
from the travelling library which
are for the general public to read,
and can be obtained by calling for
them at Mrs. w. D. Reynolds
every Thursday afternoon.
Rev. James Stoddard, of Rock
Springs, Wyoming, has accepted
the position of rector of st. James
Episcopal Church in this place and
will arrive here March II. This
reverend gentleman is a graduate
of the General Theological Semin-
airy of New York and comes
highly recommended.
By private letter from New
York we learn that Mrs. Henry
Thompson died January "a, 1901,
at No. 1, Kenwyn Road, Chaplain,
England, aged "a wears. Mrs
Thompson was i'll with pneumonia
but few days when death claimed
her. She leaves a husband and
infant child to mourn her absence
The deceased lady resided at Rocky
Bar with her husband for severa
years before returning to England
Mr.. Thompson is now in New York
We have received from DIR. Hayes
list of officers of the Central Idaho
Gold Mining Company, recently
organized in New York, for the pur
pose of conducting placer ano
quartz mining at Rocky Bar. Th'
ground owned by this company il
without doubt very valuable anc
only requires capital and work tt
prove this assertion. Operations OF
this property will be resumed early
in the spring. Following are the
officers of the company: E. Patter
son Hayes, D. d. S., president
Cassius M. Richmond, d. d. 5.
vice. president; William II. McNutt
secretary and treasurer; Henry
Thompson, mining engineer.
Frank Struckman returned her
Sunday evening from Atlanta
where he had been on mining bust
ness. He reports the town quie
but everything lovely, even th
weather, while he was there. c.
Smith and VIM. Davis are workin
their Webfoot mine and extractin
good gold ore. Ruthy Heasten an6
John Goodyear are making an ur
raise in the Petit mine for bette
circulation of air. Nat Olsen
busy taking out fine ore from tn
Baltimore mine. Sam Walby
running tunnel to tap the WASH
ington ledge. Bert Prey is dom
assessment work on his No Goo
claim. George Butler and Tor
Walker, Lew Hoffman and Nj
Bostwick are cutting tagging an
other timbers for use next spring
Steve Oglesly, the old pioneer mine
is laid up with rheumatism. Con
missioner Louie FRANKIE arrive
home safe but was nearly knocke
out by la grippe. On John Ma
shall day, the people of the tow
generally celebrated by gatherir
at the hot spring grounds and ha'
ing picnic party. At Rocky Ba
Manager Brockman is working
force of nine men at the Sawtoo'
mine. Mr.. Struckman has bond'
five valuable mining claims
Atlanta to e. F. Phelan and 9th
prominent men of Los Ange
Cali, for good round sum, al
feels confident sale will follow