Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1901-04-11
THURSDAY, April IL, 1901.

tilC SaDitoi WY
No news yet of the whereabouts
of M. j. CAVITY, the missing saddler
and harness maker.
Adm Hall The Bennett creek
cattle raiseY aDd rancher, spent
Monday in this place.
FOR SALE-One large, young,
thoroughbred Buff Cochin rooster.
For particulars apply at this Office.
Mrs. John dents and daughter
left here Saturday for Ohio, where
they purpose residing permanently.
w. H. Bullock and wife, D. B.
Horton and Dan Reber, all of this
place, were Boise visitors last Mon
day.
John Pence has gone to Three
Creek to look aftei ibis large herds
of sheep. He(Was accompanied by
William Searchfield.
Senator Purtill and Rutty Fitz-
water came up<fr9m their Snake
river placer mipes after supplies
and returned Saturday.
Pratt Damron went to Salt Lake
Saturday for medical and probably
surgical treatment He was ac-
companied by Sam Wilkins.
The Gilmore County Irrigated
Farms Association sent out pat
ent sagebrQsh grubber to clear their
lands south of town, few days ago.
We are pleased to hear the report
that Colonel Chas. w. Miller, owner
of the Tahoma mine, Atlanta, will
soon return from Pennsylvania to
this place.
Larkin O'Neill, son James O'Neill
while at play Sunday had the mis-
fortune to aeain break his arm, at
the same phcethat it was broken
a short time ago.
A large number of young people
assembled Friday evening, by in
vitation, at the residence of Mrs. d.
B. Hi! and celebrated in q joyous
manner the 18th anniversary of the
birth of Miss Arda Hill.
Robert Mobley of Boise and
Grand Master Of Odd Fellows of
Idaho, visited Mountain Home
lodge Saturday evening. There
was large attendance of members
and after Adjournment they all
repaired to the Commercial Hotel
where nice banquet was had and
very pleasant time enjoyed.
Bishop Funston will hold SER
vices both morning and evening in
ST James Episcopal Church next
Sunday. There will be baptism in
the morning and confirmation in
the evening. Mrs. Rhoades will
sing Calvary" during the offertory
at the morning service. Mrs. w.
T. Montgomery will sing solo in
the evening
James O'Neill recently received a
large sack of assorted seeds from
Senator Heitfelt for distribution
among the farmers and gardeners
of this vicinity Owing to the fact
that Mr.. O'Neill has gone to Rocky
Bar to spend the summer, he left
the seeds at the Bulletin office ano
all who wish supply can call ano
get them free ef-charge.-
C..E. Porter has sold his rancl
on Big Camas prairie to Chris Flet
<cher for $4,000. Mr.. Porter hal
been in this place several days, OF
his way to Rocky Bar, where h
will reopen and conduct the Porte
Hotel this summer.r-He informed
us That great many people iron
the east are arriving on the prairl
with the intention of securing per
manent homes. The new grist mil
is running steadily and turning on
splendid flour from wheat raised Oh
the prairie.
We had the pleasure this weel
of meeting VIM. Russell of Smith
Prairie who was here in the interes
of the construction of a wagon roa
from Pine Grove to his section c
country. Mr.. Russell informs u
that Smiths Prairie is fast settlin
up with good industrious tillers c
the soil and that they expect t
have new school district and ais
a postolfice on the prairie betor
the coming winter, and that
wagon road from that place to cor
meet with the Rocky Bar road is
great necessity. To this end th
county commissioners should Civ
them all possible aid
Itappears that the Bulletin la'
week did w. S. Galloway great IL
Justice. We supposed that he ha
full knowledge of and sanctione
THE use of his name as an indepeI
dent candidate for trustee at tt
town election last week, but v
are told that such was not the ca
that it was the work oflnjudicio'
friends and entirely without h
knowledge or consent, and that ha
he been elected under such circun
stances he would not have quallhe
for the office. We are pleased
make this correction, because
proves that Mr.. Galloway posses
too much political honesty al
principle to bolt ticket that