Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1901-11-14
THURSDAY, Nov. Ia, 1901.

Buck Whitson of Bruneau spent
Friday in this place.
Chas. r. Kelsey has been on the
sick list for several days.
Mrs. Jack Harley lie still reported
quite sick, we regret to learn.
Frank Jackson of Rocky Bar was
sojourning in this place last week.
Sheriff Nicholson and. wife last
week visited Rocky Bar and Allan
ia.
III. Willis was here Friday from
his ranch on Little Camas for sup
plies.
John Dienst has driven his band
of cattle across Snake river for the
winter.
Grandpa Pilliner, who has been
very sick for several weeks, is now
improving.
Grover Tanner has accepted the
position of night "hello" at the tele-
phone office.
James Mundell and j. M. Cald-
we'll came down from Rocky Bar
last Friday.
The mother of E. +. Phillips,
salesman at Kelsey's, has arrived
here to remain.
Lawyer Frank Wyman of Boise
was in this place Monday on pro-
fessional business.
Granville Howeth has concluded
to remain here with his father and
attend our public school.
F. E. Fenner has returned here
from Salt Lake and is again Gales
man at the Fletcher Co.'S store.
DR.. King, dentist. is now located
in handsome apartments on Main
street, old Turner house building.
Remember the Whitcomb Ri
ley Evening" for the benefit of the
Mountain Home free reading room.
Judge Stoekslager's recent pur-
chases of sheep has increased his
holdings to the number of about
5000 head.
DIR. King is having rooms In the
old Turner House Handsomely
fitted up for dental parlors, which
he win soon occupy.
Hon. K l. Perky, our popular
and able district judge, departed
for HALEY Sunday, where be con-
vened court last Monday.
e. n. Parrish, the blacksmith,
has very materially enlarged his
shop recently, which indicates that
his business is prospecting.
STOVES.-Come into our new
store and see the best stove on
earth-the st. Clair Hot Blast. II
will save you half your coal.
j. M. CowEN & Co.
Mrs. VIM. Service and children
came in Thursday morning from
Pennington, WASH, on a visit with
Mrs. Services parents, Mr.. and Mrs
w. G. Reynolds.
Miss Bertha Turner was on the
sick list few days last week ano
the absence of her pleasant counte.
nance at the postof1ioe delivery win.
dow was regretted by all.
At the sale of school lands in this
place last Saturday by land officia.
J. H. Longfellow, Frank AXE bought
100 acres at $40 per acre and A. w
. Lockman purchased so acres, pay
ing $25 per acre.
u W. w. Carper and wife arrived
q here from Shoshone yesterday. Mr.
d Carper is frst-class barber ane
q tomorrow will be ready for business
at Cristy's old stand, next door tt
i the Palace saloon.
DR.. Smith has removed from Mrs
Hagar's dwelling house to room 5e
third floor, Turner House, which
he occupies solely for lodgings
His Office still remains at the oil
stand, adjoining Governs furnitur
store on Main street.
al Hartman, the Rocky Bar saw
mn man, returned a few days ag
rom Llttis valley, where he left hi
s sa oxen on Geo. CrandaPs rancl
r ~ winter pasturage. He says MI
on duaai has an admirable plac
"na advantages for pasturing stock
do n9o MeNeely was in town Mon
LAY IRON his Cat creek mines afte
M ulnser supplies, which he loaded a
hne1ilfichs. He purchased a fin
eoila. set and 6 white linen shin
oalars-which may indicate tha
csane eshihg may soon happen on Ca
Il Mr.. and Mrs. M. L. Davis desir
i, - publicly express their heartfel
s.iahks to the kind neighbors an
LENDS who gave them so much va
saoie assistance and sympathy du
hng the long and severe illness {
ta aelr little daughter, Eva. and ais
mos. NOSE who were present with kin
bbs,ention and sympathy at thei
oeloved daughters funeral.