Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1901-08-29

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Thompson q Co.'S.
See the Challenge steel windmill
at " m. ID. Reynolds.
II you want a pump, get Th
Myres, at VIM. d. Reynolds.
Commissioner " ilson has gone /,
Omaha to dispose of a lot of cattle
Miss Maud Pence of Hot Spring
has been a visitor here for severa
days.
Rev. G. E. Mason and children
returned home last week from the
Wood river country.
Miss lola Smith of Huntington
is visiting in this place with hei
uncle, John Smith, and family.
Jack Frost of Little valley was in
town yesterday. Jack should have
come during our sizzing hot weather.
A fine line of watches both in
ladies' and gents, just received See
them at W. D. Reynolds, ieweler.
Get your camp-stools, chairs,
cots and hammocks before going on
your outing at j. M. Cowen Il Co.'S.
Blackberries, fresh and lucious.
Call at once if you wish to secure a
lot for canning. HI. B. Thompson
d. Co.
Roscoe Smith returned Tuesday
from Weiser, where he had been to
look after his business interests in
that place.
Lawyer Frank Harris of Weiser
was visitor in this place vester-
day and made the BULLETIN Office
a pleasant call.
Several chicken houses in town
have been raided by thieves recent
ly. Keep your gun handy and
shoot to kill.
Harry Willis returned to Little
Camas yesterday with two wagon
loads of lumber, to build a barn on
Dyar q Willis farm.
Commissioner w. E. Wilson and
f. T. AXE on yesterday shipped
nine carloads of cattle for the east
from Glenn's Ferry.
The last payment on the Noun
tain Home reservoir and canal
property has been made, and the
Gilmore Irrigation and Farms Asso-
citation become sole owners.
Mrs. Wertz, nee Miss Lille Mich
OILS, has this week been attending
the county teachers institute. Mrs.
Wertz has been engaged to conduct
the Cold Spring school this fall.
Rocky Min Interstate Med. Assn.
Denver Sept. 3 and 4. For this
occasion a rate of one fare and one
fifth for the round trip is author
lied upon an attendance of so or
more. L. Way, Agent.
Miss Matte Sloan, daughter of
Lawyer Sloan and a highly edu-
Gated young lady, will go to Little
Camas next Sunday, where che has
been engaged to teach the district
school.
Grand Lodge Of A. F. A. M. Boise
Sept. 1913, 1901, for this OCCASION
a rate of one fare and one-ffth for
the round trip on the certificate
plan upon an attendance of fifty or
more. Leonard Way, Agent.
President Garrett of the Gilmore
Irrigated Farms Association, ac-
companied by f. KuIl of Wiscon-
sin, j. A. f. Randolph of Pennsyl-
vania, and Mr.. Peters of Illinois.
arrived here on the noon train Sum-
lay.
Thomas Mellen having purchased
the Campbell residence property in
this place, will soon commence re-
and improving the same
TO the extent that it will be one of
The finest and most commodious
iwelling houses in town.
Frank Hobbs yesterday went to
Weiser to take charge of Roscoe
Smiths drugstore in that place.
Mr.. Hobbs is a graduated pharma-
olst, competent and careful bust
ness man, and we commend him to
the people of Weirser-particularly
to the young ladies.
This week, by order of the Pro-
bate Court, the residence property
Of Mrs. NJ. J. CAVITY was set aside
for homestead. The court also
made an order allowing Mrs. Can
ty $40 per month from the estate
tor the term of one year for the sup
port of herself and children.
Elks Street Fair and Carnival at
Salt Lake Sept. 16 TO 90, for this
occasion an open rate of one fare
'or the round trip is authorized to
Salt Lake and return. Tickets on
sale Sept. 10 and is, continuous
passage, final limit Sept. %, 1901.