Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1901-09-05
See Schaffer Pianos at Reynold

See the Challenge steel windmill
at v m. D. Reynolds.
If you want a pump, get TIL,
Myres, at VIM D. Reynolds.
Mrs. D. B. Hill and daughte,
ha e returned here from Sinkel
creek.
Mrs. Canty and Charles Duggan
her father, returned to Portland by
Tuesdays train.
Miss Pearl Wootan of Atlanta is
visiting here with her sister Mrs. C,
M. Nicholson.
j. F. Lahey of Iowa, brother of
Mrs. &. M. Wolfe, was a visitor in
this place last week.
We are agents for Mccormick
moving machines and rakes.
CHAs. R. KELSEY Co., Ltd.
Mrs. d. H. Spencer of Bruneau is
visiting in this place, the guest of
Mr.. and Mrs. M. E, Reynolds.
Get your camp-stools, chairs,
cots and hammocks before going on
your outing at J. M Cowen & Cos.
Charlie Howeth and c. w. Burns
have gone up to Dixie to look after
their mining interests, which are
superintendent by Sam Bass and
are considered valuable.
A fine line of watches both in
ladies' and gents, just received See
them at W. d. Reynolds, ieweler.
S. H. Walby has returned to At
lanta after pleasant visit with
relatives in Kentucky. Mr.. Wal
by says it was awful hot back
there, but he stood the heat well |
enjoyed his trip and is looking fat
and healthy.
The Schafier Pianos are now on
sa at VIM d. Reynolds place.
Call and see them and get prices.
Mrs. Emma Henderson, assistant
principal of our school, returned
here Friday morning from a pleas
ant visit in North Idaho.
S. Walker and wife arrived here
few days ago from the Klondyke
country in Alaska. where they have
resided and fourished financially
or several years. After visiting
lere with relatives they will 20 to
heir former home at Park City.
At a meeting of the Daughters of
he King, Sunday evening, Miss
iona Harris was elected secretary
# the organization, to fill the va
ancy caused by the resignation of
Hiss Belle Davis, who has gone to
lewiston to attend the Normal. i
A. }. Wiley, a noted surveyor and
ngineer of Idaho, has gone UP to
1ongtom to assist Captain Rhoades
n surveying line for a canal by
'hich the waters of several creeks
nay be diverted into Longtom ba-
In and from thence brought to
fountain Home.
In kind remembrance of himself
nd family, friends at Judge Sloan's
primer home in Nebraska recently
ent him four baskets of peaches, !
'hich arrived in good condition.
hey are not near the size of the 6
verage Idaho peach, but possess :
flavor.
G. c. Tautphaus, who built the
fountain Home reservoir and the
runeau canal, came in Tuesday
ON Idaho Falls. The presence
this gentleman here just now
ldicates that a decisive move is be-
lg made toward the building of
lie Longtom reservoir by Mr.. Gar
tits new company.
Adm Hall and family, Cal. schoff,
liss Schoff, Miss Ethel and Miss
lackwell returned to Cold Spring
alley Saturday from a visit to the
'eat Shoshone falls. They made
Re trip by teams and Mr.. Hall re-
orts that they had very enioya-
lie time. He says the Hagerman
,ction. through which they tray
ed, is in a fourishing condition,
wing to the fact that it has a good
alter supply for irrigation.
Tuesday, City Marshal Tanner
I'D at auction z head of horses
lat had been impounded and after
lie notice were not redeemed. The
ices ranged from $4 to $40 each.
lrt Thompson bought a risky 7
'ung animal for SIS, which soon
GREATER got to "cavorting" around
e corral, fell and broke his neck,
I'd Brit must still rely upon his
heel for moonlight rides. j. H.
arrett purchased a nice looking
allion for $40.