Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1901-08-29
Gilmore Lodge, A. r. 8 A. M.
THURSDAY, Aug. 30, 1901.

in towh Saturday.
Lawyer Mclaughlin has returned
from the mountains.
George Hampton of Bruneau wa
a visitor here Monday.
VIM. holland and family hav,
returned home from Boise.
Councilman Keefer and family
visited the hot springs Sunday.
Attention is called to the card O
J. K. VanDeusen in to-day's issue.
L. L. Pettyjohn and family re.
turned Monday from the mountains.
Judge Stockslager was welcome
visitor in this place last Thursday
James Carter and family came
in Sunday from Big Camas prairie.
VIM. Murphy of Glenn's Ferry
spent few hours in this place FRI
day.
Big TO rest fires are reported rag
ing in the Trinity lakes country
near Rocky Bar.
Mrs. John Smith. Miss lola Smith
and Miss Ella Sheets are visiting
at Glenn's Ferry.
Judge Wolfe and family returned
Monday evening from an outing on
Little Camas creek.
j. ii. Garrett, manager of the
Gilmore Irrigation and Farms Asso-
citation, came in from Chicago Sun
day.
James Carroll is erecting a dwell
ling house on his recent land loca-
ton of 100 acres, adjoining Frank
Axes farm.
Judge White and wife and Harry
Madison and family came down
Friday from their summer outing
in the mountains.
Born, in Mountain Home, Aug.
%, to the wife of J. B. Stanfield. a
son, and DIR. Smith reports mother
and child doing nicely.
Miss Radley, a niece of Mrs. J.
M. Cowen, and Miss Freeman both
from Kansas, visited with Mrs.
Cowen few days last week.
Born, in Glenn's Ferry, to the
wife of Tim Donovan a III pound
boy. DIR. Mather was called to the
Ferry to welcome the little stranger.
instruction in Music:-Miss Ma
bel Payne will resume her music
class next Monday, Sept. 2, at her
residence. Terms, 80 cents per
lesson.
Judge J S. Lewis has returned
from an extended trip in Mountain
City, New, section. "Uncle Dick
we are pleased to say, is enjoying
very good health, and may his days
be many with us.
J. M. Cowen and wife, Jake Of
tenheimer and family, Ben Harris,
Tom Brady and e. f. Phelan Of
this place on Monday Joined the
Evening Capital News excursion
party to Long Beach, Wash.
While rusticating in the Volcano
mining district Judge Roy Cooper
concluded to do little prospecting
for mineral, and if reports be true
he has "struck it rich" We are told
that he has during the past week
uncovered big ledge of ore that as
says 58 ounces of silver to the ton.
sen Sam Galloway came in from the
smiths prairie country Sunday,
snnon e MS sheep are ranging this
~ lime. Mr.. Calloway's visit was
70 70 meet his mother, who returned
n .ha sunday from Georgia, where
sne mad spent the last Is months
MRS. Galloway, we are nleasa5 20
say, has greatly improved in heal.b
curing q, her stay in the Sunny sonth
ehe will reside in this place.
The Barrett brothers have ho,uh.
NE saddlery and harness stock he
1onglng to the Canty estate and
II conduct the business on a mo, 3
'ensive scale than heretofore.
W ana shoe repairing will also
done. The Barretts are well
80 "n and highly respected young
$50 ~ ana deserve success in their
new business venture. Clinton
Jars fso VIII arrive here in a few
Gays from Dayton, Or and .a ,1m
charge of the saddle =. anu Jake
department. ana harness
-: John wilkins and Henry Ro..
lett here Monday for Wilkin's MOSS
range on the headwaters Is morse
nruneau river. They went sne
pared to capture a dig bear pre-, pre-. I
t has oeen . killing cattle recently IN
mat section. The bear must he =
huge one IN size, because his foot
a an1 are as large as an elephants
kin kun 4-year-old cattle have been
draed by it and their bodies
lev eyed mile or more TO the VAL !