Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1902-04-17

MS mitleS III DdeCOu uistrlCt.
E. Pearson and wife of Glenn's
Ferry spent Sunday in this place.
F.. Conroy, the mining man,
has returned to Nampa from the
east.
Born, in Mountain Home, April
IL, to the wife of Yes Robbins, a
daughter.
Reynolds, the jeweler, will soon
be in his new quarters in the post
office building.
Our stock of groceries is always
fresh and up to date.
CHAs. r. KELSEY Co., Ltd.
Attorney c. c. Cavanah of Boise,
son of Major Cavanah, deceased,
was in this place Monday.
Mrs. Bessie Tanner and baby de-
parted Wednesday morning for
Wyoming to visit this summer
with her parents.
Lost, bunch of keys on an al.
luminum chain. Also four horse
whip. The finder will please leave
same at Kelsey's store.
Judge E. M. Wolfe, accompanied
by his two children, departed Tues
day evening for a visit with rela-
tives at Dewitt, Iowa.
Mrs. Mary Doom is very low with
rheumatism and her recovery is de-
SPARED of. Many friends sympa-
thize with her in her affliction.
Cheap rates to the coronation. Get
your tickets now from the commit
tee-only 35cts. Miss M. Barstow
and Mrs. w. T. Montgomery, com
mittee.
The frame work of the Fletcher
Co.'S big new warehouse looms up
conspicuously, and to-day the iron
roof is being laid by Contractor
Willis.
Frank Howe, a mining man. who
formerly operated at Neal and also
Pine Grove. was killed in a mine at
Camp Mckinley, B. c., on the 18th
instant.
J. j. Little was in town yester-
day from his placer diggings on the
Snake. He has experienced a lit
tie trouble in getting his gasoline
engine to run smoothly, but now all
difficulties are overcome and he has
good supply of water pumped
from the river for mining purposes
Mr.. Little says that Purtill & Ftz-
water recently discovered a small
spring above their ranch, which by
excavation, was made to produce
about 5 inches of water and which
they few days ago sold to Helm &
Chattin for 5000. Considering all
advantages that Is inches of water
was dirt cheap.
The Entire Nous club met on
Monday, April 7th with Mrs. J. d.
Whitson. 1t was an afternoon de-
voted to the study of Tennyson and
his 1.-The Princess Quotations
from his works were given in ans
wer to roll-call; his biography was
prepared and read by Mrs H. d.
Wilbur, a review Of "The Princess"
was written and read by Mrs. Cow
en-; and selections from the same
work were read by Mrs. Helfrich
Two pleasing solos were sung by
Mrs. Lunt of Boston, which were a
delight to all. After refreshments
were served the club adjourned to
meet on Monday next with Mrs.
Frank Wilcox. Mrs. w. T. Mont
gomery, secretary.
Deputy Sheriff J. A. Nicholson
returned Tuesday from Glenn's
Ferry, bringing with him two prison
birds--one sent up for hearing be-
fore the district court for breaking
into and stealing from box-car,
the other for 60 day term in Jail
for petty theft. The Ferry seems
to be overrun with desperate hobos
! and the citizens are seriously con.
sidering the propriety of forming a
! vigilance committee for protection
} against the tramp pest. Four are
now in the calaboose there await
ing trial for breaking into box-cars
, and another for attempting to lib
crate these four by breaking of the
I jail-door lock. County Attorne,
8 Sinnott went down Tuesday even
/. ing to prosecute the scoundrels.
N. P. Nelson returned here Mon
' day from four months visit wit
| relatives and friends in Michigan
and was given the glad hand b
/ many friends. "Nelse" had bee
: absent from his old home for abou
, twelve years, and as his kinsfol
t knew not of his coming their SUI
# prise at his appearance was grea
= and joyful. He says he was treate
IT "like prince" by all he met an
It enjoyed the visit wonderfully wei
y yet he longed to again sniff th
II balmy breezes of Gilmore count,
y and is glad to get back. Mr.. Nelso
t, says there was much talk abo'
!. Idaho in all sections that he visite
d and he thinks the rush OF poop
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