Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1901-09-19
THURSDAY, Sept. 10, 1901.


Miss Pearl Wootan has returned
to her home in Atlanta.
Masonic regular monthly meet
ing next Wednesday evening.
Born, in Mountain Home, Sept
13, to the wife J. G. Cronin, son.
Miss Leila Montgomery of Haley
has gone to Hot Springs to teach
school.
j. Ottenheimer and family re-
turned from the Pacific coast last
Sunday.
Milt Reynolds made a buisness
trip to Glenn's Ferry Monday even
ing.
Misses Mary and Florence john
son have returned here from Rock Y
Bar.
Lawyer Dan Mclaughlin made a
professional visit to Bruneau last
week.
Born in Mountain Home, Sept.
IL, 1901, to the wife of G. 7. Rohrer,
a daughter.
Will and John Montgomery last
Saturday shipped seven carloads of
sheep for Omaha.
Last Friday j. J. McGinness for.
warded two carloads of fine cattle to
Omaha from Glenn's Ferry.
A. Anderson the Dixie merchant,
came down last Friday and re-
turned with big lot of merchan-
disc.
After spending pleasant week
at the state capital, Miss Bertha
Turner returned home Monday
evening
Mrs. R. F. Cook came in from
Boise Monday and went to the Hill
ranch, which Mr.. Cook recently
purchased.
Billy holland and J. P. Claws
went to Rocky Bar and Atlanta a
few days ago in the interest of the
G. R. Kelsey Co.
M. ]. Kirby of Rocky Bar and
Miss Ida A. Keefe of VI ALA Walla
were married in the Catholic church
at Boise last Monday.
G. L. Peyton, who is large
shareholder in the Sawtooth G. NJ.
Co., came in from Chicago and went
to Rocky Bar last Friday.
Judge Perky and stenographer
Barstow and wife departed Sunday
for Albion, where Judge Perky con-
vened district court last Monday.
At the Episcopal church services
will be held Sunday at IL a. m.
and 8 p. IN. Excellent music by
the choir A cordial invitation is
extended to ALL
While Surveyor Rhodes was com
ing down from Longtom last week,
the wagon became uncoupled and
he was suddenly thrown out among
rocks, by which fall he sustained
severely cut and bruised hand.
Saturday morning at Glenn's Fer
ry a brakeman named Emmett
Gallagher was making ready to
couple an engine to freight train.
In kicking the drawhead his foot
was caught and badly smashed.
He was sent to the railroad hospital
at Ogden.
A private letter from Atlanta says
the Big Lode mill commenced crush
ing ore from the Monarch mine on |
the 10th inst Also, that the Gold
en- Age Mining Co, on that day,
put IL men at work cleaning out
and re-timbering the tunnels in the
Iahoma mine under the foreman
ship OF VIM. x. Davis. The out
look for Atlanta is splendid.
Helfrich Mercantile Company
loaded out teams last week for the
following parties in the upper coun-
try: j. w. Bailey Little Camas, C.
Y. Smith, H. M. Cook & Co., and
=. M. Brown, Atlanta, J. Winkel-
bach, Rocky Bar. and Dan Reber,
Dixie. The mining country above
Is looking up, Judging from the sup
SoihB tnab ulreCJlon OF late.
r., j. Conroy, manager of the
monarch group of mines and mills,
oaine down from Atlanta Tuesday
40. h -; and reports all matters I'M
II ran, 1 control moving along nicely.
i ~ required great deal of repair
ing 10 put the old Big Lode mill in
WORKING shape, but It was accom-
ing out gold day and night, p
= Pard M. Bowen, of the firm os
Bowen q soule, Boise, dealers u
high grade pianos, organs and nm, -
zeal instruments generally, snent
Monday in this place in the inter.
est OF his house. This is the mos,
a e, music house in Idaho
iney sell at reasonable figures and
IN easy terms, and pay freight on
Instruments purchased from them
" any point in Idaho.