Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1901-10-17
fillmore County Official Paper.
MOUNTAIN Home, Oct. II. 1901.

BOD McNeely, the Cav creek min
er. was in town Tuesday.
A. Rosenbeim yesterday received
q carload of Silver creek ice.
Walter Fountain and wife came
IN Tuesday from Cold Spring.
/. "A. Heron of Glenn's Ferry was
Q visitor in this place Monday.
Mrs Geo. P. Hall of Garnet was
a visitor in this place Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tregonning of Rock '
Bar went to Boise on Tuesday.
Hon. Art Davis came down from
Atlanta yesterday and went to
Boise.
Mrs. A. Anderson of Dixie went
to Boise Monday for a visit with
friends.
Fred Coleman and Miss Edith
Bray were married at Soldier last
Saturday.
AL Harris and family have ar
rived here from Mountain City,
New, to remain.
The family of Jas. d. Gray came
down from Pine last week, to re-
main during the winter.
Charlie Keefer has quit the dray-
ing business and accepted posi-
ton with the G. R. Kelsey Co.
For sprains, swellings and lameness
there is nothing SO good as Chamber
lain's Pain Balm. Try it, For sale
by Roscoe Smith.
Dan McGinness, Sam Blackwell,
A. M. Hall, Cal Schoff and John
McGinness, Cold Springs, were in
this place Monday.
A beautiful bride made by an in.
mate Of the Montana Pen, is on ex-
hibition at Rosenheim's corner and
will probably be ratified off in few
days.
G. d. Stillwell has sold his resi-
dence on Bennett street and Bert
avenue to Mrs. Rachel Stanfield,
and will leave in a short time for
Portland.
W. T. Smith, who spent about
a year in the Klondike country. re-
turned here Monday. He does not
think that the best country in the
world for working man.
Last Saturday Judge Perky. at
Albion, sentenced David Kidd to
the pen. for "a years, for the crime
OF attempting to poison Harry Nc
Bride. Mrs. Mcbride is held for
trial as an accomplice.
When you can not sleep for cough
ing, it is hardly necessary that any
one should tell you that you need
few doses of Chamberlains Coupb
Remedy to allay the irritation OF the
throat, and make sleep possible. 1t is ,
good. Try 1t. For sale by Rosco Smith (
c. E. Corker has brought suit in
Salt Lake city to have the convey
ance of certain real estate from J I
). Acker to his wife set aside on the
ground that it was made without |
consideration and with intent to de- f
,raud. The property is valued at
$500.
l.. NJ. May of Glenn's Ferry came
up Monday and resigned the office Q
d county coroner, he intending soon
% depart for his old home at st
Louis, Mo-, with his family, to re-
main permanently. All will regret II
he departure of Mr.. and Mrs. Nav q
rom our county.
James H. Tregonning came down
rom Rocky Bar Saturday on his c
way as a delegate to the Grand
lodge of Odd Fellows at Boise
Mr.. Tregonning is confident the :
central Idaho Gold mining com. :,
,any will soon resume opera- /
ions in Bear Creek and at no dis =,
ant day it will be a paying enter n
Prise. g
The dog-poisoner is again doing h
us sneaking work in this town, Il
tuesday evening Editor Syms' II u
arge and highly priced St. Bernard a
log. Jack" unfortunately got a b
bait" on the street and died that 5,
light soon after reaching his home.
9ack" was a faithful body.guard
Mr.. and Mrs. syms' little daugh- r.
er, and his absence will be de- tt
lored
The Meadville, Pa, Republican of Of
oct. 8, contains the obituary of Mrs S
ohm K. Cree, daughter of Hon N
has W. Miller, we'll and fayora- al
~ known in Gilmore county. She Il
led at New London, Conn, where is
er husband, an army officer, was n,
tatloned, and her remains were ell
lken to her native city for inter m
lent, and laid to rest in the family P
1t In Greendale cemetery. OF late
ears Colonel Miller's affections :"
aye been many, and his numerous el
lends in Idaho extend to him OF
1eir heartfelt sympathy W
A gentleman who knows what he T
talking about says: Lift your sc
at reverently when you meet the al
'acher of the primary school. She pl
lkes the little bantlings fresh from
he home nest and full of pouts and SC
assions, ungovernable little tots of
nose OVID mothers honestly admit to