Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1903-08-06
Mining Location Notices for sale
at The Bulletin office.

". l.. Thurman of Mayfeld is
busily employed having just now.
Robert Noble, son of the big sheep
man, was Mountain Home visitor
Friday Of last week
NJ. l.. Davis started for Rocky
Bar Sunday morning with four
hsrse team and big load of freight
We can and will sell you Hay
Tools as cheap as you can buy
them anywhere. PHILLIPS Bros v
Bert Smith and wife left Monday
evening for Glenns Ferry, where
Bert will engage in the barber trade
and make his future home.
Phillips Bros. have complete
line of Hay Tools-Jackson Forks,
Derrick Guys, Wire Cable, Pull
leys, etc.
Tuesday of this week Deputy
Clerk Ball granted Albert S. Lloyd
and Laura S. Francom, both of
Glenn's Ferry, license to wed.
Mrs. +. w. Boyd, Mrs. Reed,
John Brady, wife and daughter, who
went to Long Beach on the excur-
sion last week, returned Friday
night.
C. w. Davis made the last pay
ment yesterday and got the deed to
two acres of land east of town which
he purchased of George Smith two
years ago.
Among the realty transfers re.
corded in Boise this week is one by
Fred Bassler and wife Of Rocky Bar
to Alexander j. Alvey, being lot 8,
block 70, and the consideration
$l05O.
Baptist church services: Sunday
school at 10 am preaching at Il
am. Evening service P. U at
| Z, preaching at 8 Wednesday
prayer meeting Wednesday evening
at s o'clock.
Mr.. A. Wertz, who returned from
the east a little more than a week
since, has been confined to his home
here ever since, but we are happy to
note that his condition is consider
ably improved.
John Ladd has struck quite a
flow of water-perhaps five inches
in the hills near his ranch west
of town. which is very good thing
for John and the village of Noun
tain Home also.
Captain Rhoadas returned from
Bruneau yesterday, where he was
employed running the lines for the
proposed new ditch to be taken out
of the Bruneau, which will! reclaim
many thousands of acres
Charles R. Kelsey & Co. have a
great manv bargains that will
carry with them as great a reduc-
tion as so per cent. They are too
numerous to mention. We mean
business. Call and be convinced.
Mr.. C. l.. Harris, the well-known
mining man of Pine, came down
from that camp Tuesday evening
en- route to Chicago, where plans
will be perfected for the develop
ment of his mining interests here
on liberal scale.
Dan Reber returned from Port
land Friday night accompanied by
three mining men from that vii
lage, and together the quartette lef
for Dixie Saturday morning, where
Mr.. Reber's large mining interests
are located.
Chas. R. Kelsey Il Co handle tn,
Mccormick and Deering harvesting
machinery and would be mucl
pleased to furnish you anything
i you want III this line. Call anC
, examine this machinery. Their
t are no better machines.
Cardinal Sarto has been electet
), to succeed Leo XIII as head of tn
F., Roman Catholic church and at
n sumes the title of Plus X. The re
suit was reached Tuesday mornin
, after the conclave had been in SCI
I sion four days. The new pontif'
r 68 years of age and was create
cardinal and patriarch Of Venic
June II, 1893.
q G. w. Davis returned home las
it Saturday, having been engaged fc
the previous twenty-sevend days put
u ting up Billy Blackman's hay. II
n was assisted bv four men, and th