Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1903-06-18

I it1lflE Will NtOds
The iee-cream social given at the
Congregational church last Friday
evening, by the Ladies Aid society
netted the society neat sum
DR., Cooley and family are again
back at the Turner after their out
ing in the Grand View country.
| The Coollevs will soon do the coast.
Geo. L. Hobson left today for
Portland. Ore. where his family is
spending the summer. He will
visit with them for about ten DAYS.
A. P. Spitko, representing the
Carpenter Paper company of Oma-
ha, Neb., was in Mountain Home
last Saturday doing business for
his house.
Last Sunday was "Stars and
Stripes Day" The flag was adopt
ed by congress one hundred and
twenty-six years ago on the 14th of
June.
Miss Curtis has returned from
Idaho Falls and accompanied by
Miss Glauzeman of the above-named
place left this morning to visit her
sister, Miss Harry Willis, at Little
Camas.
Miss Laurina Soma of Boise was
the guest last week of Miss Althea
Kelsey for several days. She goes
to Haley to spend the summer
season.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Duncan of
Three Creek were in own last Mon
day. Mr.. Duncan is running cat
tie in the II country aud was here
purchasing supplies.
Dan Clark came in the other day
from Twin Falls At present he is
freighting between Mountpin Home
and the site of the new Weaver
dredge on the Snake.
Wednesday mornings Statesman
contains the announcement of the
approaching marriage of Miss Nell
lie Mellen Of this place to Mr.. Mil
J ler of Sacramento, Cal.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank OShea Of
Glenn's Ferry passed through here
last Saturday on their return from
Boise, swhere Mrs O'Shea received
treatment at the hospital
Children's Day exercises will be
held at the Baptist church next
Sunday morning from IL to II. A
sermon especially for the children
will be delivered in the evening.
Regular Sunday services at the
Baptist Church: Sunday school at
10; preaching at IL, young peo-
pies meeting at Z and preaching at
s. Every body is cordially invited
Commissioner Wilson was in
town last Thursday, the first time
for several weeks. With other
large cattlemen he has been busy
with the general roundup on Big
Camas.
James Bennett and family left
for Boise last Friday, where they
will probably spend the summer,
Mr.. Benefits intention being to
erect cottage or two on his Boise
City property.
Ed. Rudisell sold his ranch in
Boise Valley to an eastern gentle
men for S75 per acre. He will Wis
it his father-in-law's family here
q. B. McGuire) for few days and
later 60 to Atlanta.
Phillips Bros, the plumbers and
) hardware merchants, are doing a
big business these days in the way
Of filling orders for mining equip
ment. What they turn out is gen
orally regarded as being A /.
, The Misses Katie Brady, Ruby
aud Gertie Mellen and Miss Lana
han returned last Sunday nighI
from Lewiston, where they have
I been attending the normal school
Frank McWilliams left with hil
saddle and pack horses and blank
cts yesterday morning bound TO
Pine, where be will engage in car
pentery and do little prospecting
i on the side. The state of trade her
< in his line of business is such tha
| Frank thinks there is little chanet
k of his getting the worst Of it b,
n taking this step.
. The nuasfauI | .,s.:4ad