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


Archie Daniel is on the sick list
this week.
Assessor Manion went to Poca-
tello Sunday.
Eat turkey to-day, if you can,
and be thankful.
d. W. Greenburg was a visitor
at the State capital Saturday.
Miss Mary Glenn is this week Wis.,
iting with relatives in Weiser.
Born in Mountain Home Nov. 26
to the wife of B. Query, a daugh-
ter.
Rev. Father Godsclalx conducted
religious services in this place Sun
day.
Miss Kittle Wilkins of Bruneau
was guest at the Turner House
Monday.
Judge John Flanagan of Nampa
was a welcome visitor in this place
yesterday.
Lawyer Frank Wyman was here
yesterday from Boise, on profession
al business.
w. L. Thurman, chairman of the
board of commissioners, spent yes
terday in this place.
Charles Edgington was up from
his Snake river ranch Saturday and
attended the faimers's meeting.
We have just received an
other car of Studebaker wagons and
bob sleds. G. R. Kelsey Co. Ltd
The net proceeds of the free read
ing room entertainment were about
$45. They will clear in the neigh
borhood of $35.
Thanksgiving service will be held
at Episcopal church at 10 a m.
Subject of the sermon is "Remem-
brance of the past" Music of a
high order.
Charles R. Kelsey on Tuesday
purchased the residence property
of Mrs. j. l.. Hagar and four lots,
on Atlanta avenue, between r. w.
Smiths drug store and the Citizens
State Bank. 1t is considered very
desirable property.
At the Congregational church
next Sunday preaching services at
II a. m. and s p. m. Music fore
noon and evening by the chorus
choir. Sunday school at IL. Junior
Endeavor at 4, Senior Endeavor
att. Cordial invitation to all.
At the sheriff sale last Friday in
this place of the Idaho Gold Min
ing Milling Company's property in
Bascom district, LAWYER l.. B
Green, attorney for Atwater, Ora
ham & Reynolds, plaintiffs, bid
the entire property in for "a, 100.
Royal P. Daniel has sold his Can
yon creek ranch to Charles A. Wal
ker, who will take possession early
next spring. Mr.. Daniel will, how
ever, continue to devote his atten.
ton to cattle raising in this section
May he always prosper is the wish
of host of friends.
Thomas Atwood on Monday
opened a new blacksmith shop ir
the building on Canyon street about
a block and q half north of the
Turner house. He has an entire
new outfit of tools and is prepared
| TO do all kinds of blacksmithin,
and wagon repairing, which will b
done neatly and promptly. HI
would be pleased to meet all ole
8 friends as well as new acquaint
n ances. 1t
Hon. Arthur Davis is in towl
from Atlanta. He reports a goot
strike in the Julia mine, the ore av
eraging $50 per ton. Owing to COLI
weather he has shut down the Yu
ba mill for the present. Manage
Conroy is still employing about A
men in his mines and will run al
winter. Superintendent Stew
0glesby is pushing work in the Bi
Lode mine, and altogether, the out
look Tor Atlanta is better than 70
years past
Mrs. A. M. Sinnott, last Thurs
tay' underwent surgical Opera
s5oa In st. Alphonsus hospital, j
po'se, and passed safely throug
i Iue SHOCK, and we are pleased
T 1sarn that she is improving daily
i i ) ne operation was internal and Of
ulthcult nature, lasting two hours
a. anu was performed by Drs. MEGA
70 Coiilster and Bowers. The ski
q VI the surgeons is ably supple
u ,nehted by the kind and skillfr
nursing of the good sisters. Their
a are two other patients in the hol
Pltai from Gilmore county, Fran
i lowing, ofthis place, and Firema
hnox OF Glenn's Ferry, who los
us leg in the Orchard wreck. Nj
lowing will be operated upon mex
week Tor stomach disorder, his phys
, S condition not allowing it sooneI
daily. iupio'in