Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1901-01-03
MOUNTAIN HOME, Jan. 3, 1901.


Miss Alice Sinnott is visiting with
friends at Glenn's Ferry.
Miss Alice Sinnott is spending
this week in Glenn's Ferry.
The little child of G. II. Reinhart
is quite ill with pneumonia.
Hon. Arthur Pence came over
from Bruneau yesterday on his way
10 Boise.
Mrs. Whitson of Bruneau is Wis
iting in this. place with her son, ].
ID. whitson.
Representative Davis and wife
and Miss Belle Davis went to Boise
last evening.
w. d. Evans. formerly residing
on Castle Creek, is now running the
Hotel Idaho at Silver City.
Paul walker. on New Years day
won the key of whiskey at Jake
Ottenheimlr's guessing contest.
john Benham was the first to en-
ter his name for Bryan's new paper,
1.-THE Commoner,' at the BULLETIN
agency.
This morning the condition of
Mrs. G. w. Smith was reported
still very dangerous. with but little
hope for her recovery.
Sol Newcomer has gone east in
charge of two thoroughbred Jacks
which Miss Kittie Wilkins recently
sold to eastern parties.
In Custer county, Oklahoma, John
He'll and Peter Devil are neighbors.
The neighborhood in which they
live is known as the Hell Devil
corners
Friday last being the 10th birth
day anniversary Of Miss Florence
Johnson, a large number of young
friends gathered at the residence of
her parents that evening and cele-
brated the event in a jolly manner
J. G. Westfall and Sam Harris,
arrested by Marshal Tanner for
drunkenness and disturbing the
peace, were sent up for 10 days each
by Judge Swan last week and they
will assist in improving our streets.
The postoflice has been removed
to the large store-room in the Turner
hotel building, which gives our
pleasant and accommodating as.
sistant postmistress, Miss Bertha
Turner, the heretofore much needed
room for conducting the increasing
business of her office.
Richard Cosgrove, one Of the
Short Line engineers, and Miss
Alice Gallagher were married at !
Pocatollo on the Goth. The bride
has been teacher in the Pocatello
schools for the past two years.
They will make Glenn's Ferry their
home.
The time seems fully ripe for the
west to take firm and decided
stand on the question of national
irrigation and something great NAV
be accomplished at once. Why not?
1t is as right that Congress should
appropriate money for storage re-
servoirs as for river and harbor inn
improvements.
For the National Wool Growers
Association and National Live Stock
Association meeting at Salt Lake,
January Is to Is, 1901, an open
rate of one fare for the round trip
will be made from all points on the
Oregon Short line, tickets on sale
January 18th and IA, with return
limit to January 81. For further
particulars apply to L. Way, agent.
In addition to the wedding pres
ents received by Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
wells, published last week, they ]
have since received the following.
Handsome ten dollar present from !
W. 5. Galloway jr. Fifteen dollars I
from L. Y. wells. Silver fruit bowl Y
from Mrs. W. N. Brashar. Salad /
Fork, sofa pillow cover and silver Y
salt and pepper cruets from Mr.. and /
Mrs. W. D. Goehring.
Idaho's mineral output for the
year 1900 was S14,150,00o, of which
S2,o00,000 was gold; 100000 4
each OF silver and lead, and $3.50. b
00O copper. The fruit shipments u
were worth $2,500,00o; grain, So y
100000, stock, S5,o00,o00 The min =
ing industry has advanced with q
giant strides during the past year, a
the greatest development being of e
copper mines, which during 1901, c.
will have large production. Ia
Gilmore Camp, No. 5444, Modern e
Woodmen, last Friday elected the y
following officers for the ensuing
term: Venerable Consol, J. w v
Nieukirk; Worthy Adviser, e. M. =. u
Wolfe; Banker, L. T. Wilcox; Clerk y y
L. L. Spring; Escort, ]. II. Ross; ii /"
Waterman, J. G Denten; Sentry G,
:. 5. Black, Manager; W. C HOWE; re
j. W. Nieukirk; Dele SC
gate, L. L. Spring; Alternate, ]. ". Ct
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A iaborer on the long-dista nee o. ..
telephone line now being placed s. s.
through this town from Portland to f. f.
Salt Lake. was quite seriously in ff
ured Saturday by the premature be
explosion of a blast. his face and E.
yes being badly cut by the fyine Sc
ava rock in which ha baJ d.;il1 NJ