Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1901-11-07
THURSDAY, Nov. 7, 1901.
The Eastern Star Lodge meets

Cldi FA9ie W boiec Ou MOnudy.
A young daughter of M. L. Davi.
is very sick with typhoid fever
ODE Corder came in from Maybe
and afforded the races last week.
Mrs. A. J. Harley and Mrs. Girls
Jensen are each reported quite sick
Ed Nicholson of Rocky Bar was
in this place Tuesday for winter
supplies
Attorney 0. R. Hale of Albion
was a welcome visitor in this place
yesterday.
]. E. VanDeusen, manager for
the A. J. Knollin Co., came over
frem Bruneau Monday.
G. w. Fletcher, one of "the
Mountain Home Boys" visited the
Capital City on Monday
Jake Hampton, foreman of the
Crown Point mines at Dixie, took
in the sports here last week.
Walter Fountain and wife OF
Cold Spring valley, spent sew
eral days in this place last week.
Mrs. Hungerford will have a
flower exhibition and sale at the
opera house on Saturday afternoon,
Nov. 8.
Mrs. John Van Setback came
down from Rocky Bar Saturday
and is the guest Of A. ". Lock man
and family.
Mrs. Mary Clark of Boise, aunt
of Mrs. w. E. Wilson, is, we are
pleased to say, recovering from her
recent serious illness.
The ranchmen and stock men's
protective association will meet in
this place, at the city hall, on Sat
urday, the 23rd instant.
Granville Howeth spent several
days here this week visiting with his
father, G. w. Howeth, He is ON
his way from Boise to Anaconda,
Montana.
In scrap at Rocky Bar Monday
night, Lew Roberts shot Lew Will
son, the ball cutting through the
lower part of his chin, but doing no
serious damage
N. Muzzy, who has been looking
after the affairs of the Idaho G. NJ.
Co. at Bascom this summer, departed
a few days ago for his home in Con-
necticutt to remain all winter.
Prof. H. S. Soule, the reliable pi-
ano tuner, has been unavoidably
delayed at Payette, and cannot
reach this place before the middle
of next week Meantime leave
your order with Miss Payne.
Probate Judge White has granted
letters of administration on the es-
tate of w. L. Prey, deceased, to
Mrs. Prey Wyman Il Wymau are
attorneys for the heirs and w. G.
HOWE for the ADMINISTRATIVE.
A "Whitcomb Riley Enterta in
ment" will be given at the opera
house in Mountain Home within
the next few weeks for the benefit
of the free reading room, and our
citizens should turn out en- masse
for SO laudable purpose. Partic-
ulars next week.
Board Of commissioners met on
Monday, present, Thurman and
Wilson. Contract was let to J. Fl.
Casey to repair bridge over South
Boise river near J. N. Johnson's
ranch, for $500. Mr.. Casey forth
with filed bond in the sum of $1,000
tor The performance of same. W..
Turner and G. R. Kelsey are sure
ties.
Adm Hall and Sam Blackwell
are busily engaged in constructing
reservoir in Ryegrass creek, which
they expect to have completed to
the extent that it will be of great
service to them next season. They
will continue each summer to raise
the walls of the reservoir until it
Will be of sufficient capacity to sup
ply their wants. They will utilize
The waters of Bennett creek also.
and there are others who should
do likewise.
hon. Arthur Pence of Hot Spring
sas been sojourning in this place
r; ~ : week Tor more, carrying his
aa su' arm in sling. A short time
ago, while driving team in Bru-
s neau valley the wheel of his wagon
struck boulder with such force
s as " tnfow Mr.. Pence from his
t 'ba' 70 The ground, Immediately at
sle heels of the horses. The ami
ma. niais were very gentle and halted
without a kick. After extricating
himself from their heels Mr.. Pence
Ieaiized that his right shoulder was
ulsiocated, and all alone, he used
VERY effort to replace it with his
LETT hand, but without avail. He
hnally threw himself fiat upon the
ground on his back and rolled over.
eausing the shoulder to be replaced
% its socket, and it is now nearly
entirely well.