Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1901-09-12
THURSDAY, Sept. y, 1901.

Lee Abbott has returned to Nam
pa from Arizona.
Adm Hall took in the carnival
at Boise Tuesday.
Miss Lena Howard is teaching
school at Oakley, Idaho.
Mrs James McAtee of Rocky Bar
has gone to Boise to reside.
Mrs. D. B. Hill returned home
from Boise Tuesday evening.
Will Henderson is rusticating
this week in the Capital city.
Hon. L. N. FRANKIE departed yes
terdav morning on his return to At
lanta.
Mrs. M, E. Hill will arrive from
Boise this evening to visit with the
Payne family.
"Doc" Stillwell has returned here
from Dixie and will resume the
business of tailoring
Judge Perky spent Sunday with
his family in this place, returning
that night to Shoshone
Bob McNeely came down from
his Cat creek mines Monday and
left for Ogden that night.
Jeff Bogard who has recently re-
turned from Dawson City, is well
come visitor in this place.
Mrs Chas. Trader, who has been
visiting with Mrs w. E. Wilson on
Bennett creek, returned to Big Cam
as Tuesday.
Misses Ruth Hyde, Belle Mitch
ell and Belva Coates went to Boise
Monday evening to enter st. Mar
garets's academy.
Hon. Art Davis came in from At
lanta Sunday and reports the old
camp moving on the upgrade to
mining prosperity.
John p Bryant, the genial mer-
chant and inn-keeper at Louis
creek, on the Rocky Barr road,
spent Tuesday in this place
w. II. Bassett, state land inspec-
tor and appraiser, was in this place
Monday on official business, and
made the BULLETIN office a pleas
ant call.
Mrs. Rilla Christ of Glenn's Fer
ry, spent last Thursday in this
place and while here had her name
enrolled among the BULLETINS
army of friends.
Judge John P. Martin, one of the
pioneer miners of Rocky Bar and
splendid citizen in every particular,
is this week attending the Masonic
grand lodge at Boise
Mr.. and Mrs. Dan McGinness
have returned home from Butte,
where several of their race horses
took prizes for speed. These racers
will be at the Spokane and Lewis
ton races to take place this fall
w. e. Wilson, Frank AXE and
Chas. Trader, Jr., returned here
Sunday from Omaha, where they
had been with cattle. Mr.. Trader
had one carload of very fine cattle
which brought him "a SO per hun
dred-the highest price paid this
season at Omaha.
Born, in New Orleans, La, Aug
30, 1901, to Mrs. f. O. White, (nee
Miss Belle Mallison) son. The
many friends of the lady, who is
we'll known in Mountain Home,
will be pleased to know that the
mother and child were doing well
at latest adyices from the Crescent
City.
In behalf of all relatives of Mrs.
susan B. Gray, who died in this
place last Thursday morning,
James d. Gray desires to publicly
e e heartfelt thanks to all
irienas Tor their kind acts and
sympathetic expressions during the
great bereavement recently expert
The Shoshone corresnondent Of
the Boise Evening Capital News
pays Judge Perky this merited
compliment; "The more one sees
OF Judge Perky on the bench the
more one is impressed with his
fairness, impartiality and broad le-
gal mind that is able to grasp nj
once ono. the deep and knotty questions
. nn.! are constantly brought to bis
ana, ue, and that he. is eminently
ara , Tor the bench. Here ey-
ca y person with whom he comes in
M Is at once his friend"
ho1 Inc Ell, Entire r Nous Magazine club
Ter two months vacation. Monday
afternoon, at the home Of Mrs. oiiU W.
A, Reynolds. The following off,
GERS were elected: President Nh Ull,
aelfrich; Vice-president, Mrs. " :
Rosenheim; Secretary and trea =. a
ef, Mrs. NJ. e. Reynolds; Rec
tive Committee-Miss Nellie MI
len, Mrs. ii. G. Madison, Miss M,
bel L. Payne. Mrs. H. C. Mallisor
was elected delegate to the Distrie
Federation and Mrs. J. M. Cover
alternate.