Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1902-02-06

THURSDAY, Feb. 6, 1902.

w. y. turner was Vi6ltOr U
Boise Monday.
Garrett Daniels and wife hav
returned here from Mackay.
Charles Coon and wife have gon
to Bruneau to remain severa
months.
Fred Davis came down from Al
lanta last week on visit with hi
parents.
Lawyer Lane of Shoshone was il
this place Tuesday on professional
business.
You can't make mistake wher
you buy of Barrett Bros, the har
ness people.
Commissioner Billy Wilson anc
wife Of Bennett creek spent Satur
day in this place.
Barrett Bros. are putting up the
best packing outfits that were evel
manufactured.
Mrs. r. M. Stone is lying quite
sick at the residence of her SON. in.
law, Ed Portlock.
Barrett Bros. are here to do bust.
ness right. They have the best
goods man can make.
The Congregational Ladies Aid
meets next Tuesday, the 18th, p. M,
with Mrs. w. G. Reynolds.
Herbert Butler, who has been at
tending the Normal School at Abb
on, returned to Atlanta last week.
Another big body of rich ore has
been uncovered at the 400 foot lev
ell of Dan Reber's Crown Point
mine, Dixie.
You can get anything that is
made with leather at the saddle,
harness and shoe shop of Barrett
Brothers.
Geo. P. Hall, the extensive fruit
grower and earnest socialist of Gar
net on the Snake, spent Tuesday
night in this place.
A Rosenheim has recently re-
ceived from Wood river and stored
in his big ice house six carloads OF
thick, solid, clear ice.
All kinds of blacksmithing and
wagon repairing promptly and
neatly done by Thomas Atwood,
next to DR.. Swans office.
Ed Parish has received the sad
news of the death of his mother,
which occurred few days ago at
her home in Southern California.
Ross Slack and wife and Miss
Arda Hill departed to-day for Bru-
neau to reside on the John Mitchell
place which they recently pur-
chased
A genuine Valentine ball will be
given at the opera house on the
evening of Feb. IA, by Prof. Page.
Valentines will be received at the
office Of the hall at any time dd-
ring the evening and will be open
for distribution at i 80 that night.
Luther j. Mitchell and Miss An
ME Rudisill were married in Boise
Sunday, afternoon by Justice Her
rick. The bride is we'll known in
Mountain Home, where she, up to
year ago, had resided from child
hood and her many friends here
wish her much future happiness.
On Sunday A. W. Lockman en-
ployed Dave Singleton for a day
and half, and on Monday gave
him check on the Citizens Bank
for 1925. Singleton raised the check
to $29,25 and passed it at Kelsey's
for the amount it was raised to.
Mr.. Lockman learned of the fact
Tuesday, at the bank, and swore
out warrant in the probate court
for his arrest, but the bird had
flown and at this writing has not
been captured.
Mr.. j. E. VanDeusen, who has
charge of Knollin & Co.'S stock
ranches in Bruneau valley, and G.
|. s. Coon and wife were driving be-
hind Vans fast team last week and
when near the Bruneau ferry the
wagon ran into a rut throwing Mrs.
Coon out. She struck on her head.
Mr.. VanDeusen followed and Mr..
Coon was thrown under the wagon
md was quite badly bruised up.
Fortunately no bones were broken
4 Attorney L. B. Green was at
Glenn's Ferry Tuesday on profess
sional business, having been en-
gagged to prosecute Prof. Parsons
OF the public school at that place
who had been arrested on com
plant of Ralph Oliver for bat
terry. 1t seems that Mr.. Parsons
punished Child of Oliver, in the
school room, for an offense commit
teo on the streets on Saturday af-
noon' which act Mr.. Oliver serious
" objects to. The case was post
day. '''a' next 'atpr-