Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1902-05-08

THURSDAY, May s, 1902.
District court next Monday.

Mar yesterday
Adm Hall of Bennett creek was
in this place yesterday.
Paul Walker was in town Fri
day from Cold Springs.
Rudisill's teams pulled out with
freight for Rocky Bar last week.
Born, in Mountain Home, May 6,
to the wife of Elijah Fletcher, son.
J.B. Calligan has returned from
Chicago to look after his fruit lands
in this vicinity.
Miss Attic Brady has taken the
position of stenographer at the Z.
r. Kelsey store.
John Tate went to Boise Tues
day to take position as guard at
the penitentiary.
Amador Golindo was in town
yesterday from the Lime creek
mines for supplies.
Charlie Howeth and Charlie SOM
merlatt went to Boise Tuesday to
take in the circus.
G. w. Fletcher returned Tuesday
from his sheep ranches on the
South Boise river.
Judge Perky went to Shoshone
Yesterday to wind up the district
court term in Lincoln county.
Frank Avalar, manager for
Thomas Mellen, has beaded his
sheep bands for Little Camas.
Master Frank Black entertained
his young friends Monday evening
in commemoration of his 8th birth
day.
Lawyer E. M. Wolfe and his lit
tie children returned home Sunday
from visit of several weeks with
relatives in Iowa.
Mrs. Roy Bogard came in Tues.
day from Colorado Springs and
went to Rocky Bar by private con
veyance yesterday.
R. D. Gorby, prominent bust
ness man and reliable Democrat OF
Glenn's Ferry spent Saturday il
this place. Bob always gets &
glad welcome at Elmore's capital.
M. E. Reynolds, the artistic
3 painter and paper hanger, came
over from Bruneau Tuesday accom-
panied by his wife. He is repaper
ing and painting the K. of P. hall.
S. C. Garfield, car inspector a
Glenn's Ferry, was in this plac
last evening. He says business i
Furnishing at the Ferry and they
anticipate great results from tn
new irrigation ditch which Is nov
an assured enterprise.
Commissioners w. l.. Thurman
came in from his ranch Friday 70
wire fencing material and returne
that evening. He was then dali
expecting his band of horses fror
Utah, which he intends to put O
the Thunder Mountain trail a
packers.
Sheriff Nicholson was in Nea
mining camp last week and report
the mining outlook splendid in tina
section and predicts it will be a
important gold producer befor
s. long. He also visited Mayfield an
S says that ODE Corder will have a
Il immense fruit crop this year.
Next Monday night at the ope1
house you will have an opportunit
to gaze upon nine pretty young Il
dies representing "Tennyson
Dream" of long ago. Come ar
listen to a number of songs sung
costume, such as Alcott's famo
"Fly Song" by one of our popul
young gentlemen, also coon son
by children. Admission only
cents.
Marion e. House departed Nc
day evening for Hagerman, whe
he will reside and conduct blac
smithing and wagon repairing she
Mrs. House and the children "
follow him in short time. \
House is well known in this sect
as an expert blacksmith and wag
maker and the people of Hagerm
are great gamers by the advent
Marion House and family in tn
midst.
Miss Anna Mclaughlin, sistel
Attorney Dan Mclaughlin, arri'
recently from Chicago. This vo,
lady is fine elocutionist, hay
just recently completed the Sha
perian course which is final proc
her ability. Miss Mclaughlin {
holds a medal of first honor
Shaksperian contest. 1t is no
her many friends in this vicir
Will have the pleasure of lister
to her soon. She will make Id
her future home and the BuLLr
JOINS with others in welcoming
back again.