Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1901-06-06
THURSDAY, June 6, 1901

Friday from Bruneau.
G. r. Kelsey visited the City of
Saints last Saturday.
Grandma Johnson went to Pay
cite Tuesday to visit relatives.
Judge Flanagan of Glenn's
Ferry spent Monday in this place.
Born, in Mountain Home, June
/, to the wife of Thomas Alley, a
son.
Mrs. A. Anderson Of Dixie station
was visitor in this place Satur-
day.
For a drink of pure stuff and a
good cigar, drop in at John Smiths
Palace.
Born, on Canyon Greek, May "a,
to the wife of N. G. Whitney, a
daughter.
Ice cold soda pop, root beer,
orange and apple cider at H. B.
Thompson's.
Strawberries, Oranges, Bananas
and Lemons always on hand at
III. B. Thompson's.
I'll. A. Monday of Weiser purposes
opening a new harness shop in this
place at an early date.
w. G. Reynolds is this week
visiting on Canyon Creek with
Marion Daniel and family.
Myron Lester came in Monday
evening from Rocky Bar, on his
way to Boise and other points, in
search of a new location.
The Mothers Club will hold its
regular meeting Friday, June 7th.
A good program has been prepared
and a good attendance is desired.
Royal Daniel is having a battle
with spotted fever at his home on
Canyon creek, and his friends hope
and believe he will win the fight.
Mrs. Joe Gieger and three chill
dren arrived here Sunday evening
from Gennesse, on a visit with
Mrs. A. Rosenheim, sister of Mrs.
Gieger.
Mrs. Henderson and daughter,
Miss Violet, came over from Castle
/ creek Saturday. Miss Henderson
remains here but her mother re-
turned TO Castle creek on Monday.
Il Carpenters are now at work con-
structing w. d. Reynolds new
dwelling house, which will he
handsome edifce. 1t is to be IS by
rs feet with an L attachment II by
IA feet and contain six rooms.
Yes. Robbins and wife. Miss
Ruth Robbins, John Andrews and
James Carroll departed Sunday
morning by private conveyance for
Atlanta, where the above named
gentlemen will engage at mining
Mining manager e. F. Phelan,
after spending the winter in Cali
fornia, has returned here, on his
way to Atlanta, where he and a
number of Golden State capitalists
have valuable gold mines that will
receive due attention at an early
date.
q John G. Hayes returned here
kFriday night from visit in Canada
to his sick father, whose health had
much improved when he left the
old homestead. johnny and Mrs
. Hayes went to their home at Rocky
Bar by private conveyance last
Monday.
Lawyer Wolfe and II. Willis
spent Saturday at Little Camas.
1t seems that the oldest settlers on
the prairie are having trouble with
a man named Mccoy about their
water rights and Judge Wolfe went
up to get particulars for instituting
suit against the trespasser.
Pan American Fair, Buffalo, N.
Y.-For the above occasion a rate
of $3.50, via standard lines, and
$4,000, via differential lines, will be
made to Buffalo, N. Y, for the
round trip. Tickets on sale first
and third Tuesdays of each month,
June to October inclusive. Tickets
limited ten days each way with
final limit returning of 90 days.
J.. Way, agent.
Prof. W. A. Mullins and family
&departed Sunday evening for Bliss,
where they will visit with the Pro.
lessor's parents until August, when
saey viii go to Salmon City, where
~ Mullins will have charge of
m puoiic schools. Many of Prof.
mulillls former pupils and a large
.ha 1 u personal friends were at
sne aepoG 70 express their best
wishes 81, and bid them goodbye.
The school election Monday was
exceedingly quiet. Mr.. Han %aS
was the only candidate for ,rnst ey
and received 81 votes. Az J the
Citizens meeting prior to the onsn
ing OF the polls it was voted not -
put an iron fence around the school
grounds. 1t was also voted to sub-
mt to the qualified voters the pro-
position to levy special tax Of 5
mills. At the close of the polls the
vote S stood: Tax, yes, %, tax no. /.
3of Tree text books, yes, "a, no, 2.