Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1901-06-27
ARRIVAL OF PASSENGER TRAINS.
No ], West-boand. at 1910 n m
Gilmore Lodge. A. f. d A. Nj.
THURSDAY, June 81, 1901.

from New York.
G. R. Kelsey spent Sunday a
the State Capital.
Arthur Hutchins of Pine spen
Monday in this place
Hot time at the Ferry mex
Thursday. Get there.
M. Johnson has gone to Rocky
Bar to spend the summer.
]. B. Whitson of Bruneau was a
visitor in this place Monday.
Probate Judge White has been on
the sick list for several days.
District Court will convene al
Mountain Home next Monday.
Hon. Arthur Pence of Owyhee
county spent Monday in this place
III. Willis has gone to Little
Camas to help gather his big hay
crop.
Mrs, Dryer Of Dixie is visiting in
this place with her sister Mrs.
Swan.
Miss Skidmore Of this place will
conduct the Little Camas school the
coming term.
Judge Perky returned to HALEY
Sunday night to continue district
court Monday.
S. Garfield and Fred Evans of
Glenn's Ferry made this office a
pleasant call Monday.
Go to G,enn's Ferry next Thurs
day and help whoop-up the Glori-
GUS Fourth Of July.
Miss Annie Sprague departed
Tuesday for California on a pro-
tracted visit with relatives.
Commissioners Thurman and
Wilson were in town Monday-pre-
sumably to take in the show.
White goods-organdies, dotted
swlases, crepes, nansooks, dimities
and damask.
CHAs. r. KELSEY Co., Ltd.
Mr.eand Mrs. Adm Hall and chill
dren of Bennett creek spent Mon
day in this place.
]. T. Dyar was down from his
Little Camas home last Saturday
and received a warm welcome from
many friends
We are Just unloading car Nc
Cormick Moving Machines and
Rakes. Also a full line of Repairs.
G. r. KELSEY Co, LTD.
J. r. Wilkins of Bruneau is the
possessor of a fine mare now over
40 years of age that today is nurs-
ing risky yonng colt.
Mrs. Geiger. who has for several
weeks been visiting with her sister,
Mrs. Rosenheim, departed to-day
for her home in Gennesse, Idaho.
Hon. Jim Hawley, accompanied
by his daughter, Miss Bessie, visited
for short time in this place satur-
day with Judge Perky and family.
Saturday Miss Kittie Wilkins
sold 500 head of horses to Erwin.
Grant q Co. of Kansas City, getting
good price for every head, Thev
are to be shipped on the 18th of
July.
It is now less than thirty DAYS
when the International Mining
Congress will meet at Boise. What
are our people doing to advertise
the mineral resources of Gilmore
county on that occasion?
Hon J. 7. Pence of Boise is to
deliver the Fourth of July Grafton
at Glenn's Ferry. As he is an able
lawyer and eloquent speaker, a
treat is in store for all who visit the
Ferry on Independence Day.
Miss Lavere Bell, daughter of
Mrs Frank Boyd, entertained a
large number of her little friends in
a royal manner last Saturday af-
ternoon, the occasion being her
twelfth birthday anniversary.
Little Nero,n the child acrobat
who so much delighted the audi
ence at the circus Monday by his
difficult feats, is a Boise born boy.
Mr.. Weber, father of the little
wonder, accompanies him with the
show.
Hon. k. I Perky, the new Judge
e. ea shis judicial district, is making
as Impression here, both on
any oli The bench. He is courteous
a 1l,u 5aeeolamodating, and such a
gentleman as will make friends in
any OF 81 the walks of life.NHailev
When Col. Jones of the Blackfoot
News penned the following his
thoughts must have been caetarad
at Mountain Home: Its 4 maS;.a
OF wise politics never to give the salt
and Ice in the freezer to a friend
ana the frozen cream to the other
fellow, s friend, He who is guilty
. sueh an act is in danger of being
1rlendiess. A club is not the only
instrument for telling man"