Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1901-11-28

Everybody invited to call.
DR.. Smith spent Monday at Salt
Lake City.
I. A. Heron of Salmon Falls,
spent Saturday in this place.
Sheriff Rock and John Nugent of
Silver City, were in this place Sun
day.
G. w. Fletcher went to Washing
ton county Sunday to visit his aged
mother.
Charles S. Coon last week pur-
chased 5000 head of ewes from
Knollin & Co.
Leonard Wilson is rapidly recov-
ering from his wounds inflicted by
Daily al Three Creek.
Mr.. VanDeusen, manager for
Knollin & Co in Bruneau valley,
was in this place yesterday.
B Query come in Friday with
his grading outfit and they are now
widening the roadbed in this sect
ion.
Mrs. Perky and daughter are
now visiting in Nebraska, and will
probably return here by the first of
next week.
John dents and family now oc-
cupy the dwelling house recently
vacated by Judge Sloan and belong
ing to George Smith.
Miss Mabel Payne went to Nam
pa to attend the wedding of MIR. j.
l.. Nidy and Miss Mollie Green,
which took place yesterday after
noon.
Services will be as usual on Sun
day next at the Episcopal church,
at l 1 a. m. and p. NJ. First class
music by the choir. All are wei
come.
The wife and family of G. l.. Bar
rett, the saddler, arrived from Ore
gon. They are located in the Congre-
gational parsonage with Rev. c. E.
Mason.
| Attorney Leon Calhoun Of Hager-
man passed through this place
Monday on his way to Bruneau, to
defend Foubert, the horse and cat.
tie rustler.
Thomas Atwood came in from AT.
lanta last week and has established
a blacksmithing and wagon repair
ing shop in the building just north
of DIR. Swans dental office
| The BULLETIN acknowledges the
receipt of an invitation to attend q
banquet to be given by the Idaho
Mining and Stock Exchange, al
Boise, on the evening of Dec. 4.
Charlie Edgington has purchased
a lot of cattle from Senator J. w
Bailey of Little Camas, and is nov
the possessor of a large herd which
he will winter near Oreana, across
Snake river.
Mrs. Damron has received wore
from Chicago that her son Pratt
Damron, had been operated upor
for stone in the bladder, and thai
he stood the ordeal remarkably
well and there are strong hopes fol
!, his recovery.
We are requested by lad b
publish the following: "The othe
!, night some boys thinking it wa
!, Halloween night went out to Mrs
!, Cronin's place and dumped 10
Sullaway's chicken house into thei
yard. Joe feels bad over the inju
nv of his chicken house"
Bert and Jim Thompson have re
ceived letter from San Francisc
announcing that their brother Hen
, ry Thompson, who had his RICH
! foot cut off and the other leg broke
3 in a train wreck in California, is i
a hospital in that city and receivin
a all possible care and attention
There are hopes that he may recoN
/. er.
Il The farmers and stockgrower
: association met in this place Lar
Il Saturday. The number present ws
e not large and bnt little bushes
: was transacted. 1t was, howeve
K agreed that women owning stock I
n ranches would be eligible for men
It bership. Sam Blackwell an
:. Frank AXE were appointed con
t mittee to confer with sheep me
+ about the two-mile limit law, whe
!. the meeting adjourned to CONVEX
6 again Dec. Z, to hear report on col