Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1902-01-02
THURSDAY, Jan. 2, 1902.
Miss Swan visited Mrs. Breyer at
Dixie Tuesday.

Cal earns is in town again shak
ing hands with friends.
M. e. House was visitor i
Boise the first of the week.
Commodore Jackson was a Wis
tor in Boise last week.
Kelsey & Co. have been shippin
wool recently for Robt. Noble.
Mrs. Frank Boyd entertained
number of friends New Years eve
Sam Cochran is erecting hous
adjoining Atwood's blacksmith
shop.
L. A. Beardin, of Bruneau, pass
ed through town Monday on hi
way to Boise
Mrs. James Henderson and sol
Will, returned from visit to Sal
Lake Monday.
Prof. Simpich left for Moscow
Monday to attend the state Teach
er's Association.
Walter W. Tanner has accepted
position with the telephone com
pany as night operator.
The local sheepmen are congrat-
ulating themselves upon the milo
weather so far this winter.
Mrs. R. J. Turner returned from
Boise Saturday evening to visit
with her daughter, Mrs. VIM. No
land.
Messrs. Pauley, James and VIM
Walker, Jim Carroll and Claws
went to Dixie Tuesday by private
conveyance.
The quarantine has been estab-
lished again against the grading
camps near town. There being two
cases of smallpox there.
Frank G. Lawrence came to town
from Dixie mine Saturday, and on
Sunday left for Mackay, where he
will remain until the spring.
Dave Hyde Of Bruneau was in
town Monday. He returned home
with load of lumber and will soon
have his new hotel completed.
Archdeacon Jennings of Nampa
has been appointed rector in this
place and will assume his duties
Jan. LIST, coming twice month.
Santa Claus visited the three
churches in our little town Christ
mas eve, bringing JOY and happi-
ness to many a little girl and boy.
Misses Gertie and Ruby Mellen
did not come home to spend the
4 holidays as reported in last weeks
Bulletin. They remained in Lew
IL iston.
q Mrs. A. M. Sinnott will arrive
home from the Sisters Hospital in
Boise on Saturday evening, greatly
improved from her course of treat
ment.
Services in st. James Episcopal
! church every second and fourth
Sunday in each month. Morning
service, IL o'clock. Evening ser.
4 vice, 7:3e.
A new headgate and valve re-
j Gently purchased by d. W. Green
burg for the Irrigation company, is
being put in place ready for use in
the spring.
Ben Brandtner Jr., one of the
boys IN the machine shop at Glenn's
Ferry, was here on Friday for treat
ment by Dr. Smith, having met
with slight accident to the eye.
q Uncle Ike Mann, jailer for Sheriff
q Nicholson, departed Tuesday even
s. ing for Wichata, Kansas, to visit a
sister who is in very poor health.
Uncle Ike will remain about two
months.
Mrs. G. M. Nicholson met with
butte painful accident Christmas
eve. In attempting to light a fire
IN stove where kerosene had been
POured, it exploded severely burn
|ng her face.
Christmas day in Mountain Home
vas an ideal day. The sun shone
brightly but not warm enough to
n melt the few flakes of snow that
Ieli Christmas eve. Everybody
was happy. Horns were blowing,
prums beating and the gobble Of
he turkey was conspicuously alb
kent.
The examination in the suit of
me state VS.. WEIGH, on charge of
1oooery, was concluded on Monday,
ND the defendant was held to an
wer to the charge in the District
oart, and bail fixed at $500. In
etault OF bail he was committed to
e custody of the Sheriff by Judge
ooper.