Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1901-07-25
Gilmore Lodge, A. f. & A. NJ.
THURSDAY, July 25, 1901.

Wy loom OF bennett creek spent
Monday in this place.
See the Challenge steel windmill
at VIM. d. Reynolds.
Sheriff Nicholson returned home
Saturday from Atlanta.
Sol Newcomer is taking in the
sights at Boise this week.
There are now at least 20 wind
mills whizzing in this place.
If you want a pump, get The
Myres, at VIM. d. Reynolds.
Geo. Brederhoft. the Neal mine
owner, was in this place Sunday.
Born, July IS, to the wife of Repre-
sentative w. A. Davis, daughter.
w. ID. Reynolds last week sold to
G. E. Corker a fine family carriage.
James Bennett and family have
gone to Boise for two weeks visit.
Charlie Keefer and famil y have
returned home from visit to Ore
gon.
j. M. johnson last week bought
10000 pounds Of wool from Knoll
lin & Co.
w. F. Snyder, a prominent min
ing man from Salt Lake, was in
this place Friday.
A fine line of watches both in
ladies' and gents, just received See
them at W. D. Reynolds, jeweler.
Dan Reber, manager of the great
Dixie mines near this place, went
to Salt Lake Sunday night
Gen Petit came down from At
lanta Friday evening on his way to
the mining congress at Boise.
Now is the time to put up a
windmill. | can fit YOU out at
small cost. VIM. D. Reynolds.
John Adams and family, accom-
panied by Miss Ida Martin of Boise,
left for an outing near Atlanta
Monday morning.
Mrs. Harris Portlock, who has
been very sick recently, came over
from Bruneau last Friday, to re-
main few weeks.
Services will be held at the Epis-
copal church on Friday evening at
8 o'clock. Sunday services will be
held as usual at IL, a. M, and s, p.
m.
Hon. Chas. M. Brown of Atlanta
spent Sunday and Monday in this
place, en- route to the mining con-
gress at Boise, to which he is del
egate.
A number of our residence owners
are erecting wind mills and they
will hereafter be independent of the
water company and also of water
thieves.
j. B. Callahan, who has been
here this summer watching his
fruit orchard near town grow, has
returned to his home at Evanston,
Illinois.
Miss Nellie Mellen has been on
the sick list during the past week,
but we are glad to say that
this estimable young lady is now
as cheerful and happy as ever.
Judge Sinnott went to Boise Mon
day to attend the mining congress.
He was accompanied by his daugh-
ter, Miss Alice, who is guest of
Mr.. and Mrs G. C. Glenn Of that
city.
During the month Of August the
Episcopal church will be closed as
the pastor will be away, like all the
ministers of the diocese, taking a
vacation and holding services in
places where no regular services
are held.
Hon. W. E. Borah recently re.
turned to Boise from Challis, where
Judge Perky has been holding
term of the district court. To a
Statesman reporter Mr.. Borah
speaks in high terms of the manner
in which Judge Perky presides
The Judge is making a good im
preston throughout the district
he says, the attorneys practicins
before him very generally comment
u ing on the success he is making or
q the bench.
J. Il. Carter, a prominent ranchel
and sheepraiser of Big Camas cam,
In Monday from Corral. HI
reports the prairie generally pros
porous, though the hay and vegeta
BILE crops have suffered greatly
from the frosts. Mr.. Carter and {
young man helping in his black
smith shop short time ago, mar
rowly escaped being ''dynamited.
A can OF uncovered powder was sit
ing In the shop and spark from
the forge dropped into it causing
and explosion that shook the sur
rounding hills and burned tn,
hands and faces of the two disciple
OF Vulcan, but fortunately not in
serious manner and doing no par
tlcalar damage to the building.
rs safe to say, however, that Mr.
Garter will keep no powder neal
MS blacksmith forge hereafter.