Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1901-08-15

Gilmore Lodge, A. f. & A. M
Mrs. Bessie Griffin is visiting in Boise

Miss Kittie wilkins of Bruneau spent FRIDAY IN
this place.
Lawyer Wolfe and family went to the mountains
yesterday.
Dan Reber, the Dixie mine manager, was in Boise
yesterday.
Frank Hobbs departed Tuesday evening for a visit
In Salt Lake
Eimore's assessed valuation this year foots up
De Lamar is not dead as a mining town--just been
taking nap.
Dick Goats and Ed Halverson have returned from
the mountains.
Mrs. Carrot Daniels is recovering from recent
severe sickness.
l.. 7. Wilcox and family have returned home from
the mountains.
Last week in this place child born to the wife
OF George Smith.
Hon. Billy Wilson and wife of Bennett creek spent
Sunday in this place
John Adams and family and Miss Martin have re-
turised from Atlanta
Mrs. Robert Easley, who has recently been very
sick, Is now improving.
Miss Helen Cans was reported quite sick at Cark's
lodging house Tuesday.
Ira schoff, prominent citizen of Genns Ferry,
was a visitor here Tuesday.
Walter Fountain and wife of Cold Springs valley
were In this place Saturday.
c. E. Boyer has removed his tinshop to the rear Of
W. d. Reynolds jewelry store
DIR. Mather was called to Three Creek last week to
attend a sick child of Grover Marlett.
Farmer G orge snowden came down from his Can
yon creek ranch Monday for supplies.
Judge Perky and family and Charlie Seymour have
gone to the mountains for few weeks.
The kelsey Co. last week sent four big wagon loads
Of merchandise to Mountain City, Nevada.
The wife 4 DIR. King Joined him here Sunday, ac
companied by her father from Indiana.
G. W. Fletcher has returned from his eastern
trip, where he went to purchase goods.
After pleasant visit with relatives at Pineville
Or, Mrs II. W. Tanner returned home Monday.
Miss Emma Orr, who has been visiting with the
Misses Brady, returned to Boise Monday evening.
Deputy Sheriff Jim Nicholson has gone to Rocky
Bar and Bascom to look after his mining interests
DIR. Swan the dentist, left for Atlanta this morn
ing on professional trip, to be absent about 10 days
W. f. Snyder, a prominent mine operator of Salt
Lake, went to Dixie with Manager Reber Monday.
r. p. Chattin was in Boise Monday interviewing
the state board Of equalization the sheep apprais
ment
The personal property belonging to the Gilmore
Mining Co. Rocky Bar, was sold BY the sheriff last
Friday.
Mr. Fenner the popular salesman at Fletcher's is
this week taking in the sights of the "City OF
Saints"
September 10th will lie Mountain Home day at the
Elks great street fair and carnival at Salt Lake Sept
10 to 81.
Fred Smith Of Bruneau valley departed Tuesday
evening for visit with the old folks at home in Dan
willie. ILL.,
The annual session of the Elmore County Teachers
Institute will be held at Mountain Home, beginning
August "a
DIR. and Mrs Mather have happily settled down at
housekeeping in the dwelling formerly occupied by
Mrs Montague
Marion Daniels has placed telephone instrument
at his ranch Canyon creek and you order fruit
by saying hello"
Cy Burns and wife came up from Glenn's Ferry
Tuesday to have their infant child receive attention
from a ply stefan.
Miss Bertha Turner, the accommodating deputy
postmaster has returned home from her visit to
HALEY and Boise
Trustee VIM. Hanley informs that the Mountain
Home school will open for the coming term Mon
day, september
A letter from Rocky Bar, dated the 18TH says the
Ophir mill will drop its stamps In few days, snd
that they hope for better times from this date.
Frank Boyd made trip to Bruneau yesterday and
aeports the road between this place and Loverdges
ferry simply in horrible condition for teaming.
q Sheriff Clarence Nicholson returned from Rocky
Bar Tuesday, where he had been official business
During the trip he lost valuable horse by death.
II Is reported that number of sheepherders WIS.,
tied Rocky Bar Sunday, got full" and made a hot
time for the old town but one was seriously hurt
The water Of Cold Springs creek has dried up and c.
q. Hall is out OF job watermaster and has gone
TO Volcano district to look after his mining interests
Mrs. Nieukirk departed last Friday for her former
home at Union Mills Indiana in response In n tela
gram announcing that her mother lying danger.
ously ILL.,
Probate Judge White and wife returned from the
mountains Monday evening and we pleased to
note that the judge Is much improved in health by
his outing.
". C. Austin returned to Boise Saturday night
from trip of inspection to the diggngs of Mel
son and McCabe, on Little Bear creek He speaks
well of these locations.
Frank c. Lawrence and wife and daughter came in
Mondvy from Silver City. Mr.. Lawrence is his
way to Atlanta, and Mrs. Lawrence will remain for
time at Mountain Home.
Earl Losie, boy about years old, fell from
morse in Bruneau valley Tuesday and broke his right
erm; He was brought to this place and the arm was
pos ny Drs, Smith Mather.
tuesday W. A. Reynolds went to Little Camas and
a. and g returned with his wife and and faith
VI anu mother, who had boon enjoying the mountain
oreezes up there for several weeks.
Ea,tor syms returned from his Snake river placer.
so'sstuay anu reports scarcity of water In that
,;a H., "A. oathes Gee. p Halls ferry is making
'fips Win great uifhculty owing to low water
Walter Tanner has been in town se,a.ai A.. ,u
oiehn Ferry, visiting with his parents Walter /,
now in line for promotion from 1.-THE sbopp to Are
q port for duty. W &c
a Commissioner W. L. Thurman was a welcoma v,s
itor in this place Saturday He reports that tho rah
bits are so numerous in his section that they hay
literally destroyed his alfalfa fields and are now dc
Eging up the roots. 80
James Carroll this season planted one acre !
round In wheat at his place adjoining town whicl
Ey leiaeu "a bushels OF as large and solid wheat a
oud De desired. And this yield resulted from op
49, Application OF water during the season.
me estate OF Constant Motto the Frenebman VIII
~ ~ mere about year ago, closed last weel
n haan s. .t court Of Elko county New whittier
Sonty ~ S'aasierred from the probate court OF thi
-, ~ ~ ereaitors in Mountain Home being paid
Lake was ny Leehtner, of AIl-Hallows College Sal
Attorney sinnos on Tuesday, the guest OF Count
he stated thas Among other matters of iotarest
was the winner Joseph Burri formerly of onr town
yensraI nrosin u The first prise-the oolJ madai d,
s''' p'Oi''sney In that institution oiu 'leuA'-i'
Ing destroyed BY the falling w %oaatan trout are be
LAST summer tons OF fish pershed TINE one reservoir
cause, and the BuLLErN suggested ,ha rom the sam
should be adopted to keep them In ,ha some mean
DutN was not needed by the powers sha 1eess ABOVE
Yesterdays Boise Statesman saws ..
morning six large freight wagons, fiIied viz IN
cry and supplies, will start for Atlanta las, hachir
=: tonroy, the manager Of number OF larsas "
Ties now having development for the frss pp.opei
n,sny Years Twenty-one miners are now e,anln le
at the works" s'hpioye
NJ, ney; Mr.. stoddard preached the funeral sermon
sn,,i es, the woman whom il is said was driven
IN, .. py troubles at Hot Springs, owyhee count,
.et week. The service Was held q, ,ha s..s.. ~