Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1902-02-27
Gilmore Lodge. A. f. q A. M.
THURSDAY. Feb. 81, 1902.

Apples few more boxes
left at Wilbur's.
Carpets, Carpets-all kinds at
NJ. Cowen & Cos.
Born, in Mountain Home, Feb
20, to the wife of George Patterson
son.
F. P. AXE and R. P. Chattin Z
this place spent Saturday at tn
capital city.
Deputy Sheriff ]. A. Nicholson
returned Tuesday from an officia
visit to Rocky Bar.
Mrs. Cooper has a nicely fur
missed room to rent, close Main street
Terms reasonable.
Hon. Billy Wilson and wife re.
turned home Tuesday evening from
a visit in Boise valley.
Try Carper, the barber, for a
nice, smooth, quiet shave, next
door to John Smiths Palace.
E. F. Phelan, who has large min
ing interests in Atlanta, returned
here Saturday from California.
John Lynch, a we'll known miner
who formerly resided at Atlanta,
died on the 22d at Tucson, Arizona.
The Entire Nous club expect to
give dance on st. Patrick's night,
March II. A good time promised
to all.
The Catholic Ladies are plan
ming an entertainment and contest
for March 81, first Monday after
Easter.
The delightful climate of the
Snake river valley is a great in
ducement to the eastern home
seeker.
Senator Purtill and R. Fitzwater
came up from Snake river Tuesday
evening, and Mr.. Purtill vent to
Pocatello yesterday.
All kinds of blacksmithing and
wagon repairing promptly and
neatly done by Thomas Atwood,
next to DIR. Swans office.
Died in Mountain Home, Feb. 90,
infanU son of Mr.. and Mrs. G. H.
Heard. The funeral took place
Friday, conducted by Rev. Hamil-
ton.
Judge Perky, accompanied by
Stenographer Barstow, departed
Sunday for Custer county, where
he will try a big water suit at
Mackay, winding up the business
Of the term at Challis.
For the following occasion a rate
Of one fare for the round trip is att
thorized to Denver and return, tick
cts on sale March l and 2, limited
to continuous passage with final
limit March 81, 1902: American
Cattle Growers Convention, Denver,
Colo, March 4-6, 1902, LEONARD
Way, Agent.
The many friends of Pratt DAM
ron will be pleased to learn through
the noble efforts of his devoted
brother Ralph he escaped injury
from the fire that recently con-
sumed the sanitaiium he was in at
Battle Creek, Mich, His brother
and night nurse carried him down
five flights of stairs safely to the
street, while the building was on
fire. nearly surrounding them in
flames. Pratt has recovered from
the shock and has been placed in
another sanitarium in the city.
Special Deputy Sheriff Robert
Gray returned from Provo, Utah,
Tuesday, bringing with him as a
prisoner David Singleton, charged
with passing raised check on the
Kelsey Co. short time. ago. The
check was drawn by A. w. Lock
man on the Citizens State Bank
for 1925, but Singleton changed the
figures to 500 % and got it cashed
for that amount after banking hours.
The young man is said to be OF verv
good family and State Senator
Smoot of Provo is here to assist
him, and if possible save him from
the penitentiary. His examination
was set for 10 o'clock this morning
before Probate Judge White.
Fred Sauers, pioneer miner Of
Rocky Bar, came down Sunday to
consult physician relative to a
mutilated hand, which was caused
by the explosion of giant cap held
In his right hand. His index finger
was quite badly torn and two other
fingers slightly injured. Mr.. Sauers
was working alone in his tunnel
and the explosion occurred while he
was preparing for a blast, but what
caused the cap to explode he is at a
loss to say. His forefinger was am
putated at the first joint and he is
getting along nicely. Fred tells us
That the good people of the Bar en-.
loyed big dance on the night of
the ZlEf and that