Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1901-06-13

Mr.. Smith closes his letter by
particularly requesting Captain
Rhoades to remember him "to all
the girls" and inquiring friends.
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John Galloway departed for Mon
tana last Sunday.
A. Anderson, the Dixie merchant,
was in the city Monday.
Judge Jerry Brown came up from
his Snake river placers Saturday.
Mrs. Dan Reber has been quite
sick for several days ct the Turner
House.
Shirt waists for all women and
children.
CHAs. r. KELSEY Co., Ltd,
Roscoe Smith and George Coyle
spent Sunday fishing along Little
Camas creek.
Fresh fish to-day at Mrs. M.
Henderson's store. Salmon, smelt,
shad, etc, every week.
Arthur Golden has been appoint
ed deputy mining recorder for the
Rocky Bar district.
White goods-organdies, dotted
swisses, crepes, nansooks, dimities
and damask.
CHAs. r. KELSEY Co, Ltd.
John Montgomery and family
have gone to the hills for the
summer
Our hardware stock is now com.
plete.
CHAs. R. KELSEY Co, Ltd.
Mrs, A. J. Harris and daughter
Miss Dona, have gone to Bruneau
for few weeks visit.
Miss Ida Martin came in from
Boise Sunday evening, on a WISH
with Mr.. and Mrs. John Adams
L Pearson, who is now engaged
in the mercantile business at Glenn's
Ferry, spent Sunday in this place
Elijah Fletcher OF Big Camas
was in this place Tuesday and from
his purchases it is surmised that hi
will soon lead to the altar a charm
ing young lady.
Dan Reber was in town severa
days ago on the hunt for wood
choppers. He is pushing work OF
the Dixie mines and everything il
going smoothly.
Watermaster Cy Doom was il
from Bennett creek.Saturday. Mr.
Doom lie now out of official job, a.
the water has ceased to flow in tn,
channel Of Bennett creek.
We have been favored by Mis-
Lodge with a copy of the program
of the Tenth Annual Convention q
! the Idaho Y. P. S. C. E. Union, t
be held at Weiser, Idaho, Jun
1919, 1901.
The Bulletin is in receipt of al
invitation from Mr.. and Mrs A. +
Cruttenden, formerly residents Q
this place, to the marriage of thei
eldest daughter, Susie Luella, t
Mr.. David Otis Baker, at Centralia
Wash, June 18th. Miss Crutten
den is a granddaughter of Mrs
Hagarof this place The Bulletil
extends congratulations to tn
worthy young couple
Pard M. Bowen and son Ben I
Bowen, of the leading music hous
of Bowen Il Soule, Boise, spen
Monday and Tuesday in this plae
exhibiting some Of their fine piano
and succeeded in making sales
They left yesterday for Shoshon
and from thence will 90 to Pocatellt
where they have a branch house
Pard Bowen is well known to a.
old-timers in this section, who r,
: cognize his word as good as a bono
Hence there is no fear that be wi
J misrepresent a musical instrumer
r for the purpose of making a sal
> Mr.. Bowen is not that kind of
] man.
t w. ID. Reynolds jewelry and in
I plelnent store came near going I
in a blaze Tuesday morning.
> gasoline tank attached to a blow
that was being operated in the re
: of the building by Mr.. Reynol
+ and G, Seymour, exploded and in
! few minutes a big flame reaehl
4 the ceiling. Some excited pers,
|. threw water upon the flames tn
: caused it to rapidly spread and
e seemed that all efforts would be
0 vain to suppress the flames th
II had enveloped the whole roo
II But w. D. Reynolds soon got
IS chemical engine at play in the roc
d and he was soon assisted by Rose
Il Smith with his chemical apparat
Z. and the flames were suppressed
It fore any serious damage was do
(. Another lucky ESCAPE from seric
eonflagation.