Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1901-08-08
THURSDAY, Aug. s, 1901.
See Schaffer Pianos at Reynold

III you want pump, get In
Myres, at VIM. D. Reynolds.
Miss Alice Sinnott returned hom
Sunday evening from visit il
Boise.
John Pence and family have gon,
to Three Greek to be absent about
month.
G. w. Fletcher went east Mon
day to purchase big lot of goods
for his firm.
Our stock of groceries is ALWAYS
fresh and up to date.
CHAs. R. KELSEY Co., Ltd.
Mrs. 7. j. Jones of Boise went
over to Shoofy Monday to visit her
father, Paul Cullen.
The First Baptist State Associa-
ton of Idaho will meet in Noun
tain Home, Sept 10.
We are agents for Mccormick
moving machines and rakes.
CHAs. R. KELSEY Co., Ltd.
Rev. d. M. McReynolds of Boise
preached in the Baptist church in
this place last Sunday.
Dick Wells has very sore foot,
caused by cutting it with an ak
last week at Dixie camp.
Mrs. L. A. Underwood went up
Canyon Creek last week to visit
with Mrs. Phelps Whitney.
Get your camp-stools, chairs,
cots and hammocks before going on
your outing at j. M Cowen & Co.'S.
Mrs. Sinnott, wife of Judge Sin
mott, we regret to say, has been seri-
ously i'll for the past ten days.
Shoes in endless variety for the
hot weather.
CHAs. R. KELSEY Co., Ltd.
Judge VIM. H. Clagett, the noted
lawyer, orator and politician, died
at Spokane on the 4th, aged So
years.
The BULLETIN this week is
crowded with commissioners pro-
ceedings, and their story is not yet
half told.
George Crandal returned from
the mountains last week and be is
now acting secretary at Pence's
horse hotel.
William Leason, a good miner
and former resident of Gilmore
county, returned here Tuesday
from Butte, Montana.
DIR. Mather is having the dwell
ing house at the corner of Jackson
avenue and Canyon street fit
ted up for his residence quarters.
Mr.. Miller, who has for many
years been interested in the Buffa-
10 mine at Atlanta, came out from
New York and went up to Atlanta
yesterday.
d. S. Ethel of Ceresco, Nebras-
ka, arrived here from Portland
Tuesday morning for few DAYS
visit with his aunt, Mrs. Doom
and Mr. and Mrs. Sam Blackwell
of Cold Springs.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jos. III. Rawlings
of Ceresco, Nebraska, arrived in this
place Tuesday morning. They
were returning from a trip TO the
coast and stopped off here to visit a
few days with old Nebraska friends.
1t is reported that Superintend-
ent Steve 0glesby has received or
ders to again commence operations
on the Big Lode mine in Atlanta,
that he is making preparations for
extensive work, which is good news
to all who know the great value OF
this property.
Harry Madison and Roscoe
Smith returned from their outing
in the mountains Sunday evening
They report Pap Reynolds and
Probate Judge White and the ladies
whom they left at camp on Little
Camas creek, enjoying life in the
mountains while we are roasting in
Snake river valley. We are in
debted to Mr.. Madison for his kind
ness to the BULLETIN family.
Mrs. e. M. Wolfe and Mrs. l.. l.
Spring entertained informally q
number of their lady friends on
Thursday afternoon, August 1, al
The residence of Judge and Mrs
Wolfe. The early part of the after.
noon was devoted to pleasant gener
al conversation, and later on Mrs
Spring related love tale told by
flowers, entitled 1.-THE floral love
contest" Mrs. ]. e. Wilkins was
the successful contestant and was
awarded the prize of a beautiful
china vase. The afternoon being
delightfully."- pleasant the guests
We're entertained upon the beauti.
fol lawn, and it certainly was one
OF the most enjoyable social affairs
OF the season.