Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1901-11-07
DR. Nieukirk is on the sick list.
Nebraska went Renublican 1000.

Judge Perky returned Tuesday
night from Shoshone.
Mrs. Joe Helfrich and child re-
turned Monday from Boise.
Mrs. J. T. Whitson is visiting
with JEFF Whitson and wife.
Leslie Bennett of Glenn's Ferry
spent Monday in this place.
Notice slight change in the rail-
road time table in this issue.
Born in Mountain Home, Nov. 3,
to the wife w. G. Davis, daughter.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. D. Whitson Wis
tied friends in Bruneau valley this
week.
The free dance at the opera house
Saturday night was largely az
tended.
Miss Lahea of Iowa is visiting in
this place with her sister, Mrs. e..
M. Wo lie.
Frank Vincent of Glenn's Ferry
has been sojourner here for the
past week.
J. j. Little came up yesterday
from his Snake river mines for .
supply of hay.
II. J. Scott, the Glenn's Ferry
tonsorial artist, was a visitor in this
place Tuesday.
The Idaho sheep men will have
an important meeting at Boise on
the 18th instant.
Judge Stockshalger came in from
Boise yesterday and proceeded to
Bruneau on sheep deal.
Eugene e. Schmitts, union labor
candidate, was elected mayor of
San Francisco last Tuesday.
Call at Bert Thompso ms store
and take a chance on the beau
tiful hand embroidered center piece.
Fireman Ed Bunker and sister,
Ed Early and Lee Judy of Glenn's
Ferry attended the races here last
week.
Charles Uren has embarked in
the sheep business, having recently
purchased about 1900 good ewes
from Thomas Mellen.
This week the Helfrich Mercan-
tile Co. have received large lot Of
new goods-dry goods, underwear,
boots and shoes and groceries
c. c. Goodwin, late editor of the
Salt Lake Tribune, has gone to
San Francisco, where he expects to
spend the remainder of his days.
Seth Low, fusion candidate, was
elected mayor of New York Tues
day by majority of 10000 Boss
Croker viii! now retire to London.
Marshal Tanner was assisted by |
several policeman during the three
days races, and consequently there
were no disturbances of and note.
Attorney General Martin has
rendered opinions that sheep must
be assessed for the bounty in the
home county, and that migratory
stock is taxable.
George Levy, charged with the
murder Of Davis Levy in Boise on
the night Of Oct. 8, is held without
bail to appear at the next term off
the district court.
Ladies-You want to be up to
date In every way. Cali and see
the latest styles in engraved calling
cards. invitations, etc, at my resi-
dence. Mabel L. Payne.
George Snowden came in from
his Canyon creek ranch last week
to attend the races and to win the
slow race with his thoroughbred
scrub. But he was disappointed.
Judge J. S, Lewis has gone to the
Soldiers home at Boise to remain
during the winter. May Uncle
Dick experience a pleasant time
and return next spring much i'm
proved in health.
Tom Hall, the popular Glenn's
Ferry blacksmith, took in the vari-
GUS entertainments last week in
this place and seemed 10th to tear
himself away from the enchanting
scenes of Mountain Home.
J. M. Cowen is now located in
his new quarters adjoining Drs.
Smith & Mather's office on Main
street. He has a neat and commo-
dious storeroom for the display of
his big stock of furniture and other
goods.
A son was born to Mrs. Edward
Purtill on Tuesday morning. The
little fellow will never see his faith
er, who met such tragic death a
lew days ago in the railroad acct
dent near McCammon. Both babe
and mother are doing well.-Poca-
tello Tribune.
A miner writing from Doniphan,
Blaine county, to the BULLETIN
says: Il have been on the Gold
Belt in Blaine county for several
weeks, and my experience is that it
is one of the best gold mining camps
IN Idaho. There are MANY men
here every day seeking to invest in
the mines and it now looks like can
ital sufficient to develop them
will soon be forthcoming. There :.
have been some wonderfully rich
strikes made here recently"
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