Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1901-10-10

DIStIiCJ IOuFt COuV6n6S mere mex
Monday.
Go to Barrett Bros. to get you
shoes repaired.
G. r. Kelsey was a visitor il
Salt Lake last Saturday.
Judge Roy Cooper returned las
week from the mountains.
w. H. Pickett, Boise lawyer
was in this place Tuesday.
Thos. Mellen returned home Mon.
day night from visit at HALEY.
Court Stenographer Barstow re-
turned here Saturday from Challis.
Born, in Mountain Home, Idaho,
Oct. 6, to the wife of Frank Wilcox
son.
w. J. Edworthy and wife re-
turned to Rocky Bar by Tuesdays
stage.
Mrs. A. J. Harris will go to Boise
Sunday to attend the Rebekah State
Assembly.
DR.. w. O. King, dentist, made a
pro fessional visit at Glenn's Ferry
on Monday.
Miss Dorothy Kelly arrived here
Monday night from Salt Lake, to
visit with her sister, Mrs. Mather.
Miss Jennie Van Setback came
down from Rocky Bar Tuesday and
is a guest of A. W. Lockman and
family.
Mrs. f. S. Glenn and Miss Ida
Fitzwater will represent Mountain
Home Rebekah lodge at the State
Assembly in Boise next week.
The surrounding plains and hills
are now showing coat of green,
the recent rains and warm sunshine
following forcing the grass to grow
rapidly.
Joseph A. Brim and Bert Butler
were here Monday, from Atlanta,
after winter supplies. They speak
in glowing terms Of the mining
prospects Of that rich old camp.
Mrs. r. P. Chattin departed
Monday for the east. At Chicago
she will join Mr.. Chattin and they
will proceed to their former home
in Tennessee to visit with relatives.
F. J. Conroy, manager of the
great Atlanta mining properties,
advertises in the Boise papers for
contracts to furnish his company
with large lot of mining timbers
and for teams to haul in supplies
and deliver ore at the mills
At the Episcopal church services
will be held next Sunday at IL, a.
m, and 8, p. m. Excellent music
by the choir. A cordial invitation
is extended to all. At one of these
services the work of the general con-
vocation, now in session at San
Francisco, will be reviewed.
The BULLETIN was in error last
week when it said that Drs. Smith
d Mather attended to the wounds
of Robert Booth, who was danger
ously injured by the kick from a
horse in Bruneau valley. 1t was
DR.. Nieukirk who attended the
young man. Booth is getting along
nicely, though his face is likely to
be disfgured.
R. D. Gorby, popular citizen of
Glenn's Ferry, was visitor in this
place Saturday. Mr.. Gorby has
recently removed his place of bust
mess from the SHREDDER building to
TO more commodious house on the
opposite side of the street adjoining
Stockton hall, where he would be
pleased to see all old customers as
well as new ones.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. J. Melton and
daughter, Miss Minnie, passed
through this place Tuesday for
Nampa, where they will take up a
permanent residence. For a great
many years Melton's wayside inn
on the Rocky Bar road maintained
widespread reputation for good
neer, but failing health compelled
u. Melton to dispose of the prop
rty and seek lower altitute. We
= = III AFFORD to lose such good peo-
L anu mo our loss is certainly Nam
has baa Niellen, the big sheep owner,
lone tele ootasion to appreciate the
toIephone service Vary 70.
Gently his manager at Soldier tele-
pnonea MIN to send three herders
Immediately. Mr.. Mellen rushed
around town, but could aao, rust tba
q Sc services of only one herder He He
then called a friend in Rn;so ~, n5
made known his wants. T a,
" evening two herders arrived hn
IRAN and the next morning ae ~
parted Tor camp, about 60 miles
ss oy arriving there in about As
n oafs from the time Mr.. Mellen was
tb Onii ne by his manager. Under r
81 tio o old system of mail communica-
ten lem At Il would have required at least