Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1903-07-30

typewriter company, was in town
last Saturday and while here over
hauled the machines at the court
house.
Will HI. Gibson, travelling repre-
sentative of the Bushong company,
printers, binders and blank book
makers, of Portland, Oregon. was
her last Thursday looking up busi-
ness for his house.
w. K. Wilson and family went
over on Big Camas Wednesday,,
where they will remain about a
month. While there Mr.. Wilson,
Jennie and others will round up
shipment of beef cattle for the
Omaha market.
Congregational church services:
At IL a. m, subject, "The Shepherd
Boy Elect" at 8 p. m, Fulfilling
the Law of Christ" Sunday school
at 10 a. M, Endeavor at 7:15.
Prayer meeting aud teachers meet
ing Wednesday from to 9-half
hour each. All cordially invited.
o. H. Barber, travelling repre-
sentative of the Western Newspaper
Union, and well known and very
capable writer, was in town last
Saturday doing business with the
printing offices and other houses
here. He went to Boise on Sasur-
day night.
l.. T. Wilcox. the lumber man is
preparing to put up ten thousand
: gallon water tank on the northeast
corner of his lumber yard for fire
: protection. The tank is made Of
the everlasting red wood. is thirty
feet high and comes from Oregon.
George Smith laid the rock founda-
tion last Monday.
Rut Fitzwater and Leonard
Way, who have been to Skeleton
Creek, returned last Wednesday
q. niggt, after an absence of twenty
days, They located quartz claim
: and with Frank McWlliams filed
on a placer claim, both Of which
look very good to the locators
u Further they have performed the
assessment work and next year will
y go up prepared to do ground sluic
: ing.
N. p. Nelson, the well-knowr
mining man, has located a coupl,
o of claims on the divide between
Bear and Skeleton creeks, christen
y ing them the Monte Christie anc
J. the Pearl. On tho Monte Christi
Q Mr.. Nelson has exposed larg,
: and well-defined ledge which in hi
opinion promises rich rewards or
II further development. and it is gen
A orally accepted that in such matterl
T. better Judgment thar Mr.. Nelson'i
{, is hard to find.
. s. j. Baldwin, e. s. Leaver ant
y DIR. Stauffer have secured bono
and lease on the Pearl group o
, claims in Dixie mining distrio,
y The group includes the Pearl, tn
st Lucky Ed, Eagle Nos. l, 2 and
'r and is owned by Ed. Breyer an
E. Jack Hampton. The life of tn
lie bond is eighteen months and th
g. purchase price $4,000. The bond
s. ing parties have announced an ir
y tention to proceed at once with d,
r. velopment work on tho property
,e with the present showing of whic
/. they are highly pleased.
10 Mrs. E. N. Parish was operate
st upon for appendicitis at st. Alphor
ry sus hospital in Boise last Saturda
morning, and Mr.. Parish, who n
al turned from her bedside Tuesda'
be reports that all is we'll and that Il
d. operation was complete success
d. He further added that Mrs. Paris
of was the most calm and least wo
,r. ried of those who assisted in u
rk delicate and dangerous bit of su
in gerry, but he didn't say who felt Il
opposite. 1t is good to know tn
;, Mrs. Parish has passed the DANCE
). line safely and the numerous frien'
1 70. of the family rejoice in she sls
: tidings.
ed Senator Bailey came down fro
IN his mountain eyrie at Little Cam
he last Sunday evening, being his fir
IN. visit to the county seat since ear
ry. winter. This won't do at all, at q
aud Of course IL we can't get d
senator here ono way, we'll fet,
him in acme other. This time ,