Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1901-03-21

THURSDAY, March 81, 1901.
Horses, it seems, are now worth
stealing.
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arrived at j. M. Cowen & Co.'S.
Fine navel oranges at Fl. B.
Thompson's, 30 cents per dozen.
Get a nice new Easter dress from
CHAs. r. KELSEY Co., Ltd.
Manager Brockman of the Saw
tooth mines, came down from Rocky
Bar Monday, on his way to Chicago.
w. H. Woodson and family of
Custer county are in this place with
the view of remaining.
J. M. Cowen and DR.. w. F. Smith
went to Boise last week te attend a
knight Templar meeting
Sheep shearing is now in full
blast and new wool is being daily
piled up here in the big warehouses.
LADIES, will have my millin-
cry opening on Tuesday, April I'd.
Come and see the pretty Easter
hats. MARY GRAY.
Mrs. j. M. Cowen has received a
teachers life certificate from the
state superintendent of public in
struction.
When you want the, very best
goods as well as the very lowest
prices, be sure and call on us.
CHAs. r. KELSEY Co., Ltd.
Rev. Father Godscholx will hold
Catholic service on Sunday next at
10 o'clock a. M, at the residence of
A. M. Sinnott. Everybody well
come.
Miss Mabel Payne went to Boise
Monday on a business trip, and was
the guest of Estate Auditor Jones
and family during her stay in the
capital city.
The first of the new clip of wool
is now being received at the ware
house of Chas. r. Kelsey Co., con-
sisting of G. S. Coon & Co. and
Johnson Bros.
The telephone lines will be ex
tended from this place to Dixie,
Little Camas/Pine Grove, Rocky
Bar, Big Camas and HALEY before
the LIST of May.
J. H. Garrett returned here few
days ago fromfthe East, where he
had been sevetaJ months talking
for Idaho generally but Gilmore
county in particular.
Now is good time to begin clean
ing up your back yards and alleys.
Some Of them are in frightful con
dition, we are told, and are a me-
mace ia public health.
Inland Empire Teachers Asso-
citation, Moscow, Idaho, March 70,
80. For the above occasion rate
of $2O.80 for the round trip, will be
made. Tickets on sale March 26
and q. Leonard Way, agent:~
George H. Bailey, a former resi-
Z dent of this county, died in Boise on
the 10th, aged "a years. He was
a4sburied Sunday afternoon by the
masonic order of that city. Mr..
Bailey was native of Maine and
came to California in 1849, from
whence he removed to Idaho in the
early COS.
Mrs. M. Henderson recently re-
ceived a letter from her son, John
Henderson, who is now located in
the Cape Nome country, Alaska, in
company with Harry Hall, A. j.
Griffin and Elmer Smith, also Min
Home boys. These gentlemen own
valuable mining claims, and are
looking forward with anticipated
pleasure to visit here next sum-
mer. Mr.. Henderson sent num-
Der of interesting snapshots of the
vicinity>in which be is located,
"a very pleasant afternoon was
spent by q number of little girls on
March 10th at the residence OF Mr.
and Mrs. Il. p Chattin in the cele-
bration Of the 18th birthday 81
Alice Chattin, which occurred or
9PSt. Patriek,s day. Handsome gifts
were received from those present
games of different kinds were en-
joyed, after which the little folks
partook of refreshments. The table
decorations wers green and white
on large birthday cake~burned
eleven green candles. Those pres
ent4wer Annie Comes, Retta Sted
man, Vida Loveridge, Gladys Lover
idge and Esther Perky. .----ss-~
]. H. Meyer was arrested TO-
orse-stealing on Monday by Con
stable Stein Of Glenn's Ferry, on
warrant sworn out by Jesse Hughes
charging him with grand larceny
According to Hughes, the horse wal
in his possession at Cantield's rancf
on King Hill creek, five miles cas-
of the Ferry, and Meyer came Their
and seeing the horse, said 1T was hi
and demanded it from Hughes, ant
Hughes refusing to give the hors'
up, Meyer drew gun and puttinE
Hughes to flight, led the horse gu
of the corral. Meyer was brough
before Judge Flanagan for exalnin
alton. The County Attorney wa
sent for and appeared in court, bu
in order to enable Meyer to procur