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

d1IehudilGe was zoo, duouB Wuoh
were five ladies'.
Idaho was complimented by the
election of NJ Wedekind Of Pocatel-
10 President of the American EN-
balmers' Association.
Shun the man who is brutal to
animals.
We buy hides and furs.
Chas. R. Kelsey Co. Ltd.
Frank johnson of Chicago was in
this place Saturday and purchased
J. B. Connor's wool clip.
Rev. G. e. Mason went to Nam
pa Tuesday to attend the district
Sunday school convention.
The wife of Commissioner Billy
" ilson was reported quite sick Sat-
urday at her home on Bennett
creek.
Tuesday, while unloading WOOL
sacks at Kelsey's warehouse, ]. H.
Powers fell and broke one Of his
wrists.
Tommy Daniels is wearing his
left arm in a sling, caused by fall
from his horse last week and having
one bone broken in the arm.
J. r. wilkins, who several weeks
ago had an arm broken in Bruneau
valley by kick from horse, has
almost recovered from the acct
dent.
Miss Violet Henderson now has
the agency for all of Nettie Harri-
sons goods-consisting of hair ton
les, creams, face powder, toilet soap,
etc. Call at Henderson's store and
see these goods and leave orders.
We have complete line of heat
ing and cooking stoves and the new
steel ranges at low prices.
CHAs. R. KELSEY Co., Ltd.
VIM. Murphy, the expert boot
and shoemaker and popular citi-
zen of Glenn's Ferry, spent Friday
and Saturday in this place.
All kinds of blacksmithing and
wagon repairing promptly and
neatly done by Thomas Atwood
next to DR.. Swans office.
e T. Phelan and Bob Burns lef,
on Tuesday afternoon for the Moose
mine near Dixie, of which Bob
Charlie Howeth and Sam Bass ar,
the owners.
Magazines and Newspapers-Or
ders taken for any magazine o
newspaper published in the Unitee
States-At Reynolds Jewelry store
Post Office Bldg.
Henry Bell and party pulled on
from Glenn's Ferry last week TO
their mines on Skeleton creek, neaI
Bascom, where they will spend tn
summer and, we hope, all get rich.
We are agents for Studebake
! wagons.
CHAs. r. KELSEY Co., Ltd.
Dan McGinness was seriousl
, injured one day last week at hi
/ home on Cold Spring creek by be
ing kicked or knee from horse
! His leg was badly bruised but W
! are pleased to learn no bones wer
, broken.
B. M. Kisch returned yesterda
from California, where he sper
' pleasant winter. Mr.. Kisc
!. was book-keeper for the Sawtoot
s Mining company at Rocky Bar las
d year, and is on his way to ths
n place to arrange for renewal of wor
q on the Sawtooth property.
ar Monday last City Marhal II. v
IS Tanner received word that h
Is daghter, Miss Minnie Tanner, WI
has been for the past two yea
n Teaching school at Blackfoot, W;
re lying sick in that place with sea
k let fever. Mrs. Tanner depart'
.. Tuesday morning tor the bedside
IN her daughter.
II. Charley Grimm arrived in tov
IN from Pine Grove Wednesday no.
IN and reports indications of healtl
In mining activity in the camp,
of force of men being at work mig
cir and day in the Franklin mine a
holders from the east of bond
Of mines, being now on the grou
ed getting ready for development wo
ng The recital given by Miss B
ng stow last Thursday evening
ke- we'll attended and appreciat
of The young lady's Rotations "
lso ably rendered and were in
n spersed with vocal and violin
bed lections by Mrs. w. t. Montgom
ity in her usual pleasing mann
ing Miss Barstow played several ins'
Tho mental solos. The browning OF
TIN May Queen, Miss LaVere Bell,
her Maypole dance was very pre-
done by twenty-one little girls.