Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1901-05-16
THURSDAY. May Is, 1901.
Mr.. McBain of Albion spent Sun
day in this place.

Best and freshest candy in tow
at II. B. Tho6p6n's.
Miss Ruth Hyde has returned t.
her home at Bruneau.
Ice cold soda pop, root beer
orange and apple cider at H. b
Thompson's.
Deputy sheriff. Nicholson went
to Rocky Bar Csesday to be absent
several days.
]. M. Cowen-, went to Boise yes
terdav to atfendh meeting of the
Mystic Shrine.
Strawberries, Oranges, Bananas
and Lemons always on hand at
H. B. Thompson's
Owing to the illness of Judge
Perky, district court has been
adjourned to May 81.
VIM H Blackman, the Bennett
creek cattle raiser, spent Saturday
at the county seat town.
John Winklehack, a pioneer of
Rocky Bar, has been in this place
several DAYS on business.
The Walker pos of Cold Springs
Last week recefveHa carlord of rock
salt for their range cattle.
II all reports are true numerous
wedding bells will ring in this place
in the early days of June
Luther Mitchell, a Boise mer-
chant, was in this place Sunday
and a guest of J. D. Rudisill
Miss Minnie. Tapner came in last
night from BReHoot, in company
with Senator and Mrs. Dubois, who
went on to Boise.
w D. REYNOLDS is arranging to
build fine residence on his beauti-
full grounds just north of the Con-
gregational church on Bennett
street.
Miss May Kelsey will return
home to-day from a short visit at
Weiser, and,1<0n tomorrow will
depart for KoStfand where she ex-
poets to spend the summer.
Doc Farnsworth tells us that we
were misinformed as to the weight
of his bull, which we mentioned
last week. 1t should have been
1860 instead Of 1550pounds.
Mr.. Whiting has received and is
putting up at the depot large ma
chine for planti6gbeet seed, and be
will put in 600tp6unds on his land
Just south of Mountain Home.
During the past week the Hell
ffich Mercantile Co., have received
and stored for the Mcmillan Bros.
of Mayfeld aBSM 100000 pounds
of wool, and there's more to come.
Joseph T. Pence Jr., brilliant
young lawyer of Boise, will deliver
the annual address at the high
school exercises in this place, Fri
day evening, May "a, instead of
Judge Perky who is seriously i'll.
Mrs. John G. Hayes came down
from Rocky Bar last week, accom-
panied by her sister Miss Florence
johnson. Mrs. Hays will remain
here until the return of her husband
from Canada.
The Bulletin is more than de-
lighted to announce that Judge
Perky has passed the danger point
and is now on the road to recovery.
May he never have such experience
again is the wish OF his many
friends.
J. d. Rudisill returned with his
big teams Saturday from Rocky
Bar, where he had been with freight
for Golden q Son. He experienced
no great difficulty in making the
round trip, the roads being in fairly
good condition.
Adam Gottsch, a pioneer miner,
came in from Rocky Bar Friday to
try and get relief from a swollen
neck with which he has been af-
flicted for several months He is
gradually improving, we are glad
to say.
Dan McGinness of Cold Springs
spent Monday in this place. He
reports Mrs. NeGiuness in very
poor health, witch her many friends
will regret to leah. Mr. McGinness
is training some of his fast horses
for the races to take place at Boise
during the state fair,
Mrs. G. A. VERT, nee Miss Lille
B. Nichols, will teach the Cold
Springs District School the coming
term. This county in general, and
Cold Springs district in particular
are to be congratulated that the
services Of this able and worthy
lady have been secured, and that she
will remain in this county.
Mrs. NJ. J. CAVITY and Charles
Duggan her father, desire to publicly
express their sincere thanks to all
who in any manner assisted in the
recovery of the body of Mr.. CAVITY
and who rendered their kind offices
at the burial of devoted husband
and father. They also particularly
wish to thank Mr.. II. G. Madison
chief officer of the order of Wood,
men of the World and all members
for their brotherly acts throughout
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