Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1901-09-19
R. F. Cooke came in from Boise

veneu mere to-day.
County Treasurer AXE is sick
with rheumatism.
Thos. Mellen returned home last
night from Chicago.
Elijah Fletcher of Big Camas
was in town yesterday.
Mrs. Mather will return from
Salt Lake this evening.
M. J. Kirby and bride departed
for Rocky Bar yesterday.
The total assessed valuation of
Gilmore county is 81, 597, 307.
Joe Sullaway is building resi-
dence in the north end of town.
Fred Davis of Atlanta is visiting
with his parents in this place.
Ira s. Warren, prominent citi-
zen of Soldier, died on the 18th.
Mrs. T. G. Boardman and child
are visiting with W. c. HOWE and
wife.
The Congregational state associa-
ton is to be held at Pocatello, be-
ginning October 2.
The "rumnage sale" of the
Daughters of the King has been in
definitely postponed.
J. &. VanDusen, manager for A.
J. Knollin q Co., was in town from
Bruneau last Monday.
Baptism will be administered at
the Baptist church in this place
next Sunday forenoon.
Mrs. j. w. Bailey of Little Camas
and Mr.. and Mrs. Hutchins of Pine
arrived here last evening.
Will Galloway and family have
removed from Hot Spring creek to
their home in this place.
Czolgosz, the assassin, plead not
guilty and his trial is to take place
at Buffalo next Monday.
The Episcopal Guild will hold a
food sale at Mrs. Henderson's store
next Saturday afternoon.
Mrs. Wells lost a fine mich COW
few days ago, the death of which
was caused from alfalfa bloat.
Senator Purtill, Mrs. Fitzwater
and Miss Ida Fitzwater, came up
from Snake river Tuesday evening.
Mrs, James O'Neill came down
from Rocky Bar Tuesday evening
and is the guest of Mr.. and Mrs L
A. Underwood.
George Snowden was down from
Canyon Creek yesterday and left
lot of fine pears and plums for sale
at Helfrichs store.
Major Fred r. Reed came in from
Boise Tuesday evening and yester-
day departed for his Liberal mine
in the Smoky country.
One of DIR. Kings fine St. Ber-
nard pups was killed by poison
and a thousand worthless dogs still
roam the streets unframed.
A family named Wilkinson re-
Gently arrived here from Utah, and
are located in the Ferguson house,
near Underwood's residence.
Jack Campbell, ex-sheriff of Ada
county and a mighty good man,
will soon go to Alaska to take po-
sition as Deputy U, s. Marshal.
Frank McWilliams and Geo. Ma
honey will represent the |. o. o. 4.
lodge of this place at the grand
lodge to be held at Boise next
month.
Mr.. and Mrs Mansfield of the
Nampa Leader have purchased the
Emmett Index, and the first issue
OF the Index under their manage.
ment shows great improvement.
Tom, John and Will Tate came
in from the mountains Tuesday
with lot of horses which they have
sold to James Turner, who is pur-
chasing for the English Govern
ment.
Professor Stevens informs us that
Hon. Martin King, R. Larson, Mr..
Warner and himself have made
some valuable mining locations on
Little Bear creek, near Bascom,
which they consider are extensions
of the great Atlanta lode.
John B. Conner, a stockraiser
and rancher of Little valley, was in
this place Monday. Mr.. Conner
has fully demonstrated that arte-
sian water can be obtained in
abundance in Little valley, he hav-
ing nine Pinch wells, so feet deep,
on his premises that literally irri-
gate 70 acres of land. Why do not
some OF our enterprising men try
the experiment at Mountain Homer