Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1902-02-27

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| Der to erect reduction works at tn,
mine, as all familiar with tn,
Grown Point know that the ledge il
nearly 20 feet in width at the 45O-f,
level, where the aforementioned
ore came from, and that unlimited
quantities of such ore could be fur
nished at or near the mine. The
Crown Point is certainly proving 6
bonanza for its owners.
! R. B. Browne of Atlanta is q Wis.
itor in this place.
State Treasurer Plumer was in
this place last week.
DR. Smith returned home Satur-
day from Salt Lake.
Tim Ferry was in this place Tues
day, on his return trip to Rocky
Bar.
Assessor Manion last week COM
menced interviewing the taxpayers
for the year 1902.
G. w. Fletcher returned from
Salt Lake Sunday evening, where
he had been on business.
Miss Ida Fitzwater returned from
Pocatello Friday evening where she
had spent several weeks with Mrs.
Ed Purtill.
We have a complete line of heat
ing and cooking stoves and the new
steel ranges at low prices.
CHAs. R. KELSEY Co., Ltd.
Will and John Montgomery re.
Gently purchased 400 yearling
wethers from Chas. Drake, paying
$3.50 per head.
Granville Howeth, a competent
and gentlemanly young man, now
has charge of the telephone Office
during night time.
A representative Of sheep-shear-
ing machine company was in this
place few days ago, and may OPP
crate one of the machines in this
section this spring.
Last Monday "Prince Albert" of
ours, celebrated his til birthday
anniversary. We first met Mr. |
Rosenheim about 80 years ago, and |
as he was then no "kid" we refrain
from placing figures in the above
blank space.
STOVES.-Come into our new
store and see the best stove on
earth-the ST. Clair Hot Blast. It
will save you half your coal.
]. M. CowEN & Co.
Guy G. Barnum, e. A. Walters
and J. K. Lane, attorneys from
Shoshone, were here Saturday as
parties in water case between
Samuel Holt, ct al, and Quong Sing,
which was heard in chambers before
Judge Perky.
In the matter of the commitment
Of Fl. Weleh, made by Justice Roy
Cooper last January, the commit
ment was regular on its face, and
The Sheriff acted in accordance with
The same So says the County At
torney, who asked US to say 30 the
public.
Constable Albert Stein came up
rom Glenn's Ferry yesterday, hav-
ng in charge Pat Deveney, who is
% be examined for insanity. Mr..
Stein says the Ferry is all right and
hat men will soon be at work re-
lucing the railroad grades on Med.
bury hill and King hill.
Attorney Sam Hayes and Atty
General Martin were in this place
Friday and argued a motion to ap-
point appraisers to condemn the
chool land owned by the state near
Shoshone Falls. The land is desired
~ Mr.. Hollister of HALEY to pro-
tide power to run an electric line
rom Shoshone to the Falls.
1t seems that land hereabouts is
advancing in price-particularly
hat lying under the canal system.
". G. Stimson yesterday refused an
fer of $40 per acre for his unim-
'roved desert tract of 80 acres, on
ne Bennett ditch, about 8 miles
northwest of town. He saws that {
nst now he has no land for sale.
The ball given BY the Modern
Voodmen Friday night last was +
argely attended and a great sue I
ess in every particular. The din v
ng room at the Commercial Res S
aurant was beautifully and elabo- t
ately decorated for the occasion +
nd the supper gotten up by Har- q
'ey Knowles was pronounced the r
1ery best.
Miss Edna Rawhauser arrived
from Salt Lake. She is a !
rained nurse and comes to treat
Mrs. A. Rosenheim who has been in
DOOR health for several months.
0rs. Smith & Mather recon- .
nended Miss Rawhauser very high
y and the many friends of c
Mrs. Rosenheim sincerely hope G
he will soon regain her health.
John Smith and Bert Parker are
till pushing tunnel for water into
hill above their land located few
niles nerth of this Mace. The flow