Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1901-04-04
THURSDAY, April 4, 1901.

spent Monday in this place.
Miss Turmes of Shoohy, is visit
ing here and the guest of Miss Ruth
Hyde.
George May and son started for
Atlanta Monday by way of Middle
Boise river.
Miss Grace Mclaughlin went to
Boise Tuesday fer a short visit
with relatives.
George Jackson and Martin
Winkleback arrived here Sunday
evening from Rocky Bar.
John p. Bryant, of Louis Greek
station on the Rocky Bar road,
spent Monday in this place.
Charles May, a miner at the
Trade Dollar mine, Owyhee county,
was recently relieved of 60 feet of
tapeworm.
Miss Skidmore, after spending
Sunday in this place, returned
Monday to Hot Spring, where she
is teaching school.
The Echo postoffice was removed
from Walkers to Wilson's house
last Tuesday, and Mrs. w. E. Will
son has charge of the office.
Mrs. Stockslager, wife of Supreme
Judge Stockslager, spent Thursday
in this place and was the guest of
Mr.. and Mrs. Z. G.. Helfrich.
Jim Stewart and Rufe Heaston
came in from Rocky Bar Sunday to
return witA-their horses that have
been wintered in this section.
Miss Mary Gray's Easter MILL
merry opening Monday was well at
tended She carries the very latest
designs and at reasonable prices.
George Snowdon has become a
rancher and has taken charge of
Mrs. Hice's place on Canyon creek.
He was in this place Monday for
supplies.
JOHNNY wilkins left here Monday
for his horse range, on the upper
Bruneau. He has recently pur-
chased 200 head of horses from
Charles Finlayson.
Cy. N. Doom has been appointed
water-master for Bennett creek by
Judge Perky. Mr.. Doom came in
Monday and filed his bond, return
ing that evening. Judge Perky
could not have selected a better
man for the position.
Gus CARLSON came up from
Mora Saturday evening, where he
has been engaged at teaming from
that station to Swan Falls for E.
G. Helfrich, after removing few
more carloads of stuff to the Falls,
Gus will return to the Rocky Bar
country with his teams.
John Sillivan came in from Rocky
Bar early Monday morning, having
travelled all night on horseback to
summons a doctor to 60 to the Ban
to attend Mrs. Mclaughlin, an
aged lady, who was suffering from
pneumonia. No physician being
able to leave here Mr.. Sillivar
procured medicine and forwarded il
by the stage that left here at
O'Clock that morning.
Major Fred r. Reed stopped owe
in this place Friday on his return
from New York and other eastern
cities, and made the Bulletin otfic'
a pleasant call. He was in Wash
ington city and witnessed the in
inaugural of President Mckinley
and describes it as a very grant
affair. He will return here in
few days to look after his mining
interests in Gilmore county.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. d. Reynold
and Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. E. Reynold
invited in few friends last Thurs
day evening. The game of tn
"mysteries of Penny" was played
Mr.. S. G. Rhoades winning the frs
prize, dainty souvenir spoon
Mr.. Cowen won the BOBBY prize,
jewsharp. Several selections on tn
mandolin and guitar, by Mr.. an
Mrs. Nj E. Reynolds was listene
to with much pleasure. Refresh
ments were served and all express
ed themselves as having spent
most enjoyable evening.
r. Bruce Reed died in this plac
Sunday afternoon at the residenc
of Mrs. S. E. Reed, after a shol
illness from spotted fever. NJ
Reed was stopping at VIM. Black
mans ranch on Bennett cree
when taken sick, but was brougf
to this place Saturday, Bruc
Reed was 81 years old and ha
been a resident of this section K
great many years-at one tin
being financially quite prospero'
by the sale Of mining property net
Pine Grove. But, like a gre
majority of pioneers, his genero'
nature did not permit him to r
tain it and he died penniless. Re
Mr.. Clark conducted the tuner
services Monday afternoon in vel
impressive manner at the residen
of Mrs. Reed. The funeral proce
sion was composed of about
carriages containing lady and &c
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