Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1902-01-02

week in Boise.
Sam Helmer has been spendin.
the holidays in town.
f. K. Cutting and wife returned
from Boise Sunday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. R. Kelsey hay,
moved into their new house
Mrs. McClusky spent Christmas
day in Owyhee with friends.
G. W. Elliott of Rocky Bar spent
Christmas week in this place.
Mr.. Uren came over from Bru-
neau to spend the holidays with
friends.
Rev. James Stoddard departed
for Silyerton, Colorado, Thursday
evening.
Mr.. and Mrs Cutting have taken
rooms for the winter at Mrs.
Cooper's.
Born, in Mountain Home, Dec.
"a, to the wife of J. w. Ball, a
daughter.
DR.. and Mrs. Mather returned
Tuesday afternoon from their visit
to Salt Lake.
Y. G. Alternately came down from
R, F. Cookies ranch Monday and
went to Boise,
Mr.. and Mrs Ernest Pearson of
Glenn's Ferry visited Mr.. and Mrs.
Manion Monday.
Joe Fitzgerald came down from
Rocky Bar Tuesday and went to
Boise Thursday.
En- Fricke and family of Glenn's
Ferry spent Christmas with Mr..
and Mrs, VIM. Hanley.
J. A. Purtill and wife returned
from Pooatello Saturday after a
pleasant visit with relatives.
Mrs. T. Donovan of Shoshone
was the guest of her sister, Mrs.
Steve Donovan in this place.
MISS Fltzwater and her brother
Rutledge came up from Grand
View last week to spend holidays.
Misses Matte Swan and Ora
Reed and Messrs. Bert Thompson
W. A. Leith spent Sunday in Boise.
Geo, Butler of Atlanta and J. A.
Purtill of this place joined Senator
Heitfeld Monday and went to Boise.
Mrs. Lewis Tanner and baby
have returned from a months visit
in Wyoming with Mrs. Tanners
parents.
Eugene Keefer came over from
Little valley Sunday for supplies
and George Crandall returned with
him and will remain in that place
most of the winter and look after
stock on his ranch.
The following officers were in
stalled Friday evening by Elmore
Lodge No 80, A. F. and A. NJ: i
VIM. F. Smith, w. M; Henry |
5. W.; W. H. Manion, J w;
NJ. D. Barstow, secretary; G. M.
Payne, treasurer; W. A. Reynolds,
5. d.; Thos. Mellen, J. D.; J. M.
Cowen, chaplain; D. B. Hyde, mar
,hal; j. D. Whitson, S. s.; J. F.
Dyar, j. s.; Jno. Pence, tyler.
Dan Reber is still prosecuting
development work in the Crown
FONT mines at Dixie-the miners
having all returned to their former
posts since closing of the holiday
season. The best of the ore is be-
ng hauled here for shipment to Salt
lake for reduction,-the teams re.
urning to the mines loaded with
,oal. II ever man deserved to be-
,ome bonanza King, that man is
Dan Reber.
The senior editor of the Bulletin
returned home Tuesday from visit
With relatives in Alabama and Ken
lucky. During his stay at Birm-
ngham and Bessemer the weather
was extremely cold and "sleety,"
admitting of but little opportunity
o visit points of interest in those
localities. However, the sole OBJ,
ect OF his trip was to once more
greet dear, aged sister whom he
lad not seen for great many years,
ma 1t was a joyful reunion. He
observed many material changes in
he Sunny South since the days of
slavery and is of opinion that all
prevailing conditions down there
IRE for the betterment of the people
u that section. The ''old man" of
he Bulletin, after viewing several
thousand miles of Uncle Sans ter
ltory to the east and south of us,
eturns to his post of duty content
d and firm in the conviction that
IDAHO possesses mighty good people
md the best climate, the best lands.
he best gold, silver, lead and COD.
'er mines, and at no distant dav
vii double in population and be-
ONE one of the most prosperous
tateS of the Pacific enaat