Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1903-05-28

ioeo "ohudy houl Dfuucdu.
Lou Tanner, with his shearing
crew, left for Three Creek yesterday.
Johnnie Silverton, the we'll known
miner of Pine, came to town Mon
day.
Mr.. e. David, clerk of the Glenn's
Ferry school board, was in town
Tuesday.
Louis T. Herr, secretary of Chas.
r. Kelsey a. Co., spent yesterday at
the capital.
Mrs. j. M. Cowen goes to visit
her parents in Columbus, o., week
from next Saturday.
John Pence, with big load of
supplies, left Monday for his sheep
camp at Three Creek.
WANTED--A girl to do general
house work. j. T. WHITsoN,
Mountain Home, Idaho.
Commissioner w. K. Wilson was
in town the latter part oflast week,
looking like working man.
The Mouser family departed last
Sunday for Big Camas, where they
make their summer home.
Cooke & Cummings wool clip
was sold last Monday. The clip is
said to have exceeded $4,000 pounds.
Mrs. Mary McClusky of Pocatello
arrived here Monday evening and
is guest at the Rosenheim home.
Miss Curtis left this evening for
Idaho Falls to visit friends and
also attend to business interests she
has there.
John w. Bridges of Bruneau was
here this week looking over a
bunch of cattle owned by Sparlin
Bros.
J. 7. Hildebrand started Monday
for the Skeleton Creek country,
where he will do extensive pros
pecting.
AIRY van Drielen, general utility
man at the K. NJ. Wolfe home,
has recovered from his recent siege
of spotted fever.
Balphor Query, who is running
a ditch for the G. III. 7. company
for their Franklin property at Pine,
was in for supplies this week.
Miss Madden has gone to Nampa
to visit her sister, Mrs Walling,
and after will go to Caldwell. Miss
Madden will teach in Boise next
year.
Rev. G. E. Mason had beauti-
, ful white marble stone pillar set last
Tuesday for his wife, Mrs. Mary M.
Mason. 1t was furnished by the
Boise Capital marble works.
William Goring came down from
Atlanta Monday evening to visit
, with his family. He will return to
the mines shortly and will be en-
ployed by the Jingo company.
Mrs. Geo. P. Hall of Garnet,
where the famous Hall fruit ranch
is located, has been visiting in
Mountain Home for several days,
, returning to her home yesterday.
Julius Bean died near Atlanta on
3 the 18th Of mountain fever. His
brother came down from Mon
tana, but owing to the state of tn,
l weather it was impossible to remove
0 the body to the deceased's home il
the northern state.
: Miriam Ellen Pearson, the littl
: baby girl of Mr.. and Mrs. Ernes
Pearson of Glenn's Ferry, was bap
tized last Sunday morning at tn,
t Congregational church. 1t was ,
It beautiful and impressive servic,
. witnessed by large congregation
! In the state supreme court las
s Monday the water case from thi
county of Paul Walker ct al. We
Daniel McGinness, was submitte,
g and taken under advisement. w
n c. Howie of this city appears 70
the Walker interests and n. M
Ruick for McGinness.
'. Commencement exercises at th
d Glenn's Ferry school will be he'll
" ednesday, for which great pre-
parations are in progress, Th
eighth grade graduates are;-Tessl
,f Donovan, Jennie David, Aim
. Smith, Rosa Butler, Edith Robir
Is son, Mary Hubbard. Diploma
]. next Wednesday.
= S. d. Nicholson, a brother I
- Probate Judge Nicholson, died I
y St. Joseph, Mo, last month of pne,
ae monia. The deceased had recovera
from the first attack, but re aps
set in, and after an illness, coverin
ed altogether period of five month
* he succumbed. The deceased We
I five years the junior of the Judge.
IN The living picture exhibition
Vn the opera house Tuesday night wi
ut not very we'll attended, the wealth
4 l.