Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1901-10-03

JelI Dogard returned TO Boise
Yesterday.
Barrett Bros. are doing all kind
of shoe work.
Judge Perky is this week hold ing
court at Challis.
Miss Pearl Nelson is quite sick
with typhoid fever.
Charles Uren of De Lamar is a
visitor in this place.
Kelsey has caused a new side
walk laid III front of his store.
Manager Dan Reber of the Crown
Point mines visited Boise Tuesday.
D. P. Keefer returned yesterday
from business trip to Glenn's
Ferry.
Sheep Inspector jeff Whitson
went to Little Camas yesterday on
official business.
Telegraph Operator Geo. Coyle
has returned here from a visit in
Nebraska.
Saturday Helm & Chattin made a
large shipment of sheep from
Glenn's Ferry for Chicago.
Geo. P. Hall came up Saturday
with a big wagon load of peaches
from his Snake river orchard.
John Hill who has been rusticat-
ing in this place for ten days or
more, returned to Rocky Bar Tues
day.
Mrs. Ed Nicholson came in from
Rocky Bar Tuesday and is stop
ping with Sheriff Nicholson and
wife.
G. w. Fletcher and Sam Gala
way have gone to Chicago with
seven carloads of lambs for that
market.
Mrs. j. II. Tregonning came down
from Rocky Bar Tuesday evening
and is a guest of Thomas Mellen
and family.
County Surveyor Rhoades re-
turned TO Longtom Monday to COM
,plete surveys for the Elmore Irri-
gated Farms Association.
Mrs. Arthur Pence and children
arrived here from Hot Springs
Tuesday evening. They are occu-
plying Mrs. Hagar's house.
w. L. Prey and wife of Atlanta,
went to Boise yesterday, where Mr..
Prey will enter a hospital, he hav-
ing been quite sick for some time.
Capt. John Berry was thrown
from his horse last week and con-
siderably shaken up, but he is
again on duty furnishing good milk
to his numerous customers.
Roscoe Smith of this place has
sold his drug store in Weiser to
Butte City parties, and will now
devote his sole attention to his well
equipped pharmacy in Mountain
Home.
Robert Booth was kicked in { he
face by horse few days ago in
Bruneau valley and seriously hurt.
He was brought to this place Tues
day for surgical treatment by Drs.
Smith u Mather.
DR.. w. F. Smith, w. G. HOWE
and Gen. w. II. Petit have been
appointed committee to solicit
subscription in Gilmore county for
the erection of a monument to ex-
President Harrison.
Mothers Artemisia club Oct. 4:
roll call, quotations from Froebel;
reading, Mothers IDEALS" Mrs.
Pence; reading, Evolution of
Dodd," Mrs. Wildman. Let all be
present and bring other mothers
to enjoy the work.
Attorney l.. B. Green returned
home Tuesday from an extended
visit in Nebraska, Iowa, Minnesota
and Wisconsin. Though experience
ing a pleasant trip, Mr.. Green
thinks he will be content to travel
no more for the next year at least.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Rosenheim de-
parted Tuesday evening for Salt
Lake City, to be absent week or
more. Mrs. Roseheim goes to visit
with good friends, but Prince AL
bert is called there to render an &C
count to the Mormon conference of
his stewardship as bishop of this d.
geese.
u. Y. Helfrich and G. G. Taut-
~ pna u visited the Longtom and Lit
,e oamas valleys last Friday and
raso.n iheo the locations for building
Isseruolrs by the Elmore County
Ta iaseu Farms Association. Mr..
ia aIsphaus returned Monday to
Idaho Falls, taking with him q
wagon load Of George Halls choice
peaches. haii onoi0e
N. Muzzy and Ed Nicholson
came down from Bascom oinino
district last Friday to meet W I
Atwater Of New Haven, Conn,
principal owner in the Idaho Cold
mining Go. of Bascom. They re.
eeiyed instructions and will return
70 Continue work on the property
which they report is looking ex.
oeedingly favorable.