Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1901-05-16

at the Congregational church this
afternoon at 3 O'Clock, Rev. R B.
Wright of Boise officiating, after
which the remains will be placed
on this evenings train and taken to
Monroe, Maine, where final funeral
services and interment will take
place.
DIR. Mather returned from Salt
Lake Yesterday.
J. NJ. Coon is recovering from his
recent serious illness.
DR.. Nieukirk is fitting up an
office adjoining Kelsey's store.
Fresh Strawberries and vegetables
received daily by Mrs. Henderson
& Son.
Mrs. Lawler and daughter de-
parted on Monday for Kansas to
reside permanently.
Final report of administration of
the Chris Terrill estate was filed in
probate court on Monday.
Charlie Grimm came in from
Pine last week for few days re-
creation among old friends.
}. M. Cowen purposes to soon
erect a nice an commodious resi-
dence on North Bennett street.
Jesse Hughes, the King Hill
horse raiser was in town on Mon
day, expecting to attend district
court.
Councilmen Brady and Keefer,
and County Attorney Sinnott, to-
gether with theft respective families
spent last Sunday at the Hot
Springs
Prof. Church has accepted a.
position in the First National Bank
of Caldwell, and will commence
work soon after the close of the
public schools of that place.
Commissioner Thurman came to
the shire-to town to attend the special
of the Board of Commits
sioners on Monday. Owing to the
sickness of Commissioner Wilson
and the unavoidable absence of
Commissioners FRANKIE, the meeting
was continued to the July session.
A. Woodward tells the Boise
Evening News that Atlanta, the
time honored old camp will shortly
have regained ,tall its old-time
glories. The Atlhnta ledge is one
of the largest the fssure veins ever
discovered since the days of the
Comstock. Every property in that
will be worked this year"
Jack Harley came in Sunday
evening from his sheep camp in the
Three Creek country. He says the
Landing season has proven very
in that section. jeff and
Buck Whitson are in that country
with their sheep, and Jack says
that when jeff learned that he was
coming to Mountain Home Buck
jeff to be tied up to prevent
him from accompanying Jack to
this place. ---
1t had been intended to hsld
united service at the opera house
next Sunday evening, Rev. Mr.,
Mason preaching the -baeealaureate
Sermonf The sad bereavement he
has met with in the death of his
wife changes this plan, and instead
Of preaching to the living he will be
on his way TO Maine with her re-
mains. The Rev. Mr.. Stoddard
will conduct the service, assisted
by the choirs Of the Episcopal and
Congregational churches.
J. G. Johnson, who has been east
for several months organizing the
Golden Age Mining Co., Of Atlanta,
returned here Monday and inn
mediately started for Atlanta in
company with Thomas Henehan,
mining expert, who is to examine
and report upon the property. The
mines are known as the Yuba pro-
perties, formerly operated by an
English company. Mr.. Johnson
feels very sanguine of success and
predicts a great boom for Atlanta
in the near future.
The woman whom we spoke of
last week as being put off here by
conductor Of passenger train and
whom the citizens provided with
transportation for herself and five
children to Huntington, is proven
to be a CRATER" misrepresenting
facts at Poeatello, Shoshone, Noun
tain Home and Huntington, in
order to obtain further transport
tation. At each place she claimed
to have a mother whom she greatly
desired to reach, and she may be
vet working her graft" and still
sailing along to her destination
wherever it may be. Commenting
on our article relative to this
woman, the Huntington Herald says:
"The family spoken OF arrived In
Huntington Monday evening, and
evidently they had no relatives
here, for the lady appealed to the
authorities for transportation to
La Grande, stating that her home
was there. The county officials
were communicated with and they
provided transportation for the lady
and children To La Grande, and