Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1902-05-29
THURSDAY. May 20. 1902.

Miss Lahey returned from Cali
fornia last Friday evening.
John P. Bryant of Louis creek
station has been counting here all
week.
H. Willis went to his Little Cam
as farm Monday to remain all
summer.
R. D. Gorby, a popular business
man of Glenn's Ferry, spent Mon
day in this place.
Mrs. Potts of Los Angeles, Cali,
is visiting in this place with Steve
Donovan and family.
w. r. Deckard, prominent mi
ner of Pine Grove, has been here all
week serving as juror.
Miss Curtis departed Monday to
take charge of the Rocky Bar
school for the ensuing term.
Garden and Field seeds of all
kinds, also seed potatoes and seed
wheat. Chas. R. Kelsey Co. Ltd
One school trustee to be elected
next Monday, but as yet we have
heard of no aspirant for the posi-
ton.
AL E. Brown, Geo. Goble and E.
C. Walling Of Smiths prairie were
in this place Saturday on court
business
Oscar Schraft, Frank Erickson
and several other jolly Rocky Bar
boys have been here this week at
tending court.
J. N. Johnson, the Democratic
war-horse and rancher Of South
Boise river valley, is this week do
ing jury duty.
Rev. B. F. Clay will preach at
the opera house Sunday, June l, at
IL, a. M, and s, p. m. Everybody
cordially invited.
J.F. Dyar of Little Camas spent
Monday in this place. He antici-
pates splendid hay crop at his
ranch this season.
Frank AXE has succeeded in rails
ing the reservoir headgate and the
canals are now running full and all
in need of water may be supplied.
H. C. Madison, travelling agent
for the Mitchell, Lewis, Staver I'm
plent Co., Of Boise, has b cen in this
place several days in the interest of
that firm.
John Kosharek, who is seeking a
good location for 100 families of
Nebraska people, came in from Al
bion Monday and is the guest of
Judge and Mrs. Perky.
Rev. Dean Hamilton, pastor of
the Baptist church, departed for
Salt Lake Tuesday evening, where
he will be married to one of Zion's
fairest daughters, June 3.
Tomorrow will be Decoration
Day, and the children of the Congre.
gational church are to meet st the
church and proceed to the GENE,
terry with flowers with which to dec
crate the graves Of the departed.
Do we celebrate? Bert Kelsey
and several other energetic and pa.
triotic young men say "yes," and
they will call meeting and ask
our people to aid them in this good
move. Let the American eagle once
more scream in Mountain Home.
Mr.. Lackey and daughter O
Smiths prairie we're here Saturday
Miss Birdie is the young lady who
recently had her right arm broker
by being thrown from horse, and
came in to consult physician
She is getting along nicely and viii
retain the use of her arm.
James A. Tregonning was called
here as juror last Monday, bu
owing to the illness of his wife b.
was excused by Judge Perky ant
returned home Tuesday. He think
the fume company will soon re
sumo operations on Bear creek an
that many other mining propertit
there will be worked this summe
Five hundred more horses WEI
shipped east last week from tn
place for the English government
Horses will be in great demar
n from this time on. The ranges a
Z pretty we'll cleared and no oil
Il seems to be preparing for the pr
& duction Of new stock. 1t takes fl
or six years to mature horse +
the market, and we believe that b
fore this years colts are ready the
will be such scraping up Of OF
corners for horses as has never be-
seen before in these regions.
Saturdays Salt Lake Tribu
has this sugar beet item from
correspondent at Lehi, which pro,
that it is not by any means too |,
IN the season to plant beet seed: 7
correspondent says: "There will
many beet patches replanted
ring the next few days. Peter A.
TN OF the Utah Sugar company v
mere looking over the fields the p
~ lew days. He found the frost b
I'M Killed ant n..,4. luux -