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River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1903-07-23

exrta hot weather. Slight change
of food, more care in feeding, rest
and simple correctives are required
in such cases and preventive meas
ures may be adopted as follows:
Feed hay night and morning only;
give drinking water before meals
and in small sips often when at
work; prefer clean, soft water to
that rendered "hard" by the presence
of lime salts which tend to derange
the stomach; remove harness at noon
and allow sufficient time for rest
and mastication of food; groom skin
thoroughly once daily; feed sound
food; avoid corn in summer as it is
heating; prefer sound old oats,
which repair waste of tissue and
promote vim and endurance; avoid
sudden changes of food and do not
feed heated, green grass or clover;
cleanse stable daily, ventilate per-
fectly, screen doors and windows,
remove manure piles from vicinity
of stables feed fresh food each meal.
Shade horses head when at work;
avoid heavy, wet sponge; if possible,
do not work three horses abreast, as
the middle horse suffers thereby and
is the most liable to sunstroke, where
such combination cannot be avoided,
change horses often to afford as
much relief as possible. Choose
coolest hours for work and change
teams often during sultry, moist
weather when thunder storms are
prevalent.
SYMPTOMS OF OVERHEATfNG.
Horse lags, requires urging, may
pass soft manure and gas,
sweats but dries off suddenly, be-
comes weak, staggers, pants, has
dilated nostrils, red eyelids and lin
ing Of nostrils, anxious countenance,
weak, rapid pulse, high fever, falls.
In sudden attack may fall at once,
show above symptoms and die in a
few minutes or hours after period of
or inconsistencies and loud
snorting. Following bad attacks
brain becomes softened and animal
stands with head jammed in corner,
is blind, forgets to chew food and
remains a dummy" i. e., stupid,
weak and useless in hot weather.
Less severe attacks recovered from
unfit horse for work in warm
weather.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-08-23
VARIETY SPRINGS
Days Spent Pleasantly Under Shadow
Of Elliolt's Knob,
Especial to Tho II res.D sp1tch.

VARIETY SPRINGS, VA, e Aug. e2.-
Nestled closely Under the hndow OF Ell
llott's Knob, surrounded BY beautiful
Of pleasant people Tho summer day are
flying by all too fast and IL sad to real 4
lie that the time Is coming when all must
reluctantly take their departure.
The swimming pool Is the attraction for
the young people in the afternoon and
al hight the crowd is divided between the
ballroom and tho card tables.
delightful card party In honor Of her
dcbutant daughter, Miss Naomi. and her
friend Miss Susie Edwards, also OF Rich
mond & 58s IL
The parlors were beautifully decorated
for the occnsion and liter the game re-
freshments were served In the dining
room. Mrs. May, OF Orange. kept score.
Lipscomb. OF Richmond; and Miss Ed
wards. Mr.. j. 4. Wise, Of Stanton. re-.
Mrs Fords other guests we're re- Mr. I, and =.
E Eli NJ: and Mrs. 9: y. . Ere.
well and Mrs. BIssell. also Misses Rusn.
Kirk and Margaret Crawford, Of Ric--
nond; Misses Bessie Crawford Fannie
Crumplcr Bessie Baker. Dunigan; Messts.
l.. "A. Connell G. e. Croft and Drs.. W.
r. Clements. Charles E'chclberger, ]. ].
Miller and DIV. Harmon.
Saturday night an auction party was
the feature and much merrinent was oc-
casioned BY the contents OF packages re-
cc!vcd.
Some OF the recent arrivals are c. L..
Balm and wife .of Norfolk: C.. w. IEar-
mon OF Columbus. Ga. H. a. Wilson,
Miss A. f.. Wilson, OF laramie, Va; Miss
Eliza beth Clcmmer. OF AIiddlebrook; MIS-
Matte, Balm. Of Richmond; Enos OFT. J.
Staunton: j. r. kemper. OF Fishervlle;
Mrs. Taylor Blssell. OF stnunton: Mrs. II.
d. Wood, Miss Virginia Mae Wood. Of
Craigsvlc: C.. P. Hanger and family. OF
OF Richmond; r. N. Blacktord, Mr.. and
Mrs. P. B. Sublett. Miss Annie Elder. OF
Stanton: f. NJ. Dudley. o. Messy Greek:
Mrs. j. r. Taylor, Miss Matte Taylor.
of Staunton. @a5 II
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-08-23

ty for the hotel was so snug and COM
Portable with its cozy rooms, and bright
fires that the dull days passed delight
fully
Two or three merry candy pulls on the
covered porch also enllWened the young
folks during rainy weather.
Miss Amy Murray gave a charming
evening OF Scottish songs on "Wednesday.
which was greatly enjoyed by nearly all
III the hotel, reinforced by a GOOD many
of the New Castle people. the entertain.
ment was given under the auspices OIL
Mrs. William y. Anderson, OF Lexington.
for the building fund of the Episcopn
chapel she Is Interested In erecting IN
this place.
Many more arrivals have registered this
week, among whom are Mrs. IT, ~
Cawthorne Master Philip Cawlhorne. Mr.,
G., Is, East, Clifton Forge. Va; IS, floya
Gay, Smlthficld, Va; Mrs. w. a, And'r-
son, Lexington. Va; Miss Carrie minor,
Mr.. w. W. Archer j. u. Mann, Clllton
Forge: Miss Edwards, Col; MISS !,res'oii,
Texas; Charles S, Ashburn, MISS M
senton. Miss soaton, Ashland, Ken
lucky; Mrs, w G. Baldwin, Bluefleld,
va; John G. Spencer, Lynchburs. vn''
Miss Jessie Skocn, Covington, W.; MISS
Caldwell. Lynchburg, Va; ny, y, ~
Thaclt ana wife, and two children blr-
mingham. Ala; Miss Amy MurraS, OF
New York; DR.. A., ". Terrell MIS-. Ter,
rel, Miss Martin, Of Lynchburg' MI w.
W, King Of Macon, Ga. ~. p Davenport
Mrs. j. L. Davenport. of Norfolk; ~ a.
Saunders, of Norfolk; l.. Branlgnh' nl
WashIngton w &. Sullivan, y. ~
Tooney, of Washington.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-08-23
TIE Cl1AMBERLIN HOTEL
vany Guests at Old Point, tut 'Nerv
little GaYetY.
Especial to The Times, Dlsrntcl.o

OLD POINT COMFORT, VA, Aug. 22.--
SOutherncrs have taken possession of Old
Point an dmost Of the guests during Au-t
gust have been from the States south Of
Maso nand Dlxon's line. But despite the
many guests, which crowd The hotels.
there Is no entertaining done OH a larger
scale. Small dinners before the hops and
suppcrs afterward are very popular. Out
doors one sails. swims and plays golf and
tennis. N
Among the recent arrivals at the Cham
berlin are Mr.. and Mrs. w. Gering, Miss
c. Gering and Miss w. r. Gcring, Of
Catonsville. Md; Mr., and Mrs j. Good
man. of Bnltmorc; Mr. and Mrs Louis
Adler of Dayton, Fla; Mr., and Mrs. Fl.
w. Carol and Miss Nell Mccall, Of Ben
ncltsvllle S. c.: Mr. and Mrs ri. r..
Campbell, Of Washington. Mr.. s. w.
McComb ana Mrs. Lyman McComb, OF
Jellico. Tenn; Mr.. and Mrs. j, G.. Drew,
Of New Orleans, La; g. Kramer and NIJ..s
Kramer, OF Stonewall, Miss. Miss Aggie
Jean Hall. Of Memphis, Tenn. Mr. and
Mrs. il. G., Connor, of Wilson. N. CT;
Mrs W. Il. Wells, Miss Danclln Wells,
", H. Wells. Jr.. c. A. Wells and X. d.
ellis, OF Vicltsburg. Miss. r. n, HfItchkiss,
Mrs c. A. IIotchkiss. Miss Rose Open
heimer ana Miss Sadie Oppenheimer Of
Baltimore; Miss Allis, OF Eastvi'le. Va
Mrs, ]. Bates and Miss Bates, of Wheel
inr, w. W.; Mrs John Harris and Mr.
ana Mrs. j, y, Buchanan, of Mcridien
Mss Mr. and Mrs, Il. Rain of Nash
vile Tenn; Mrs. A. +, Rich and Miss
Gertrude Wright. Of Memphis Tenn. !;
Mr.. and Mrs j. l. Dnn,yler and j Il, .
Dantzler, OF Moss Point, Miss.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-08-23

LA .- 4 4 E .I.H n. j
Thomas T'itzh,gh, charlottesville, Va.'
Miss a. r. Hodgson, stnunton. va; w. ~, y.
Johnson. West Virginia. Miss ~ Louise g
Randolph, Washington y. q; Mirt -.
TAYLOR, Richnond Va; W. a., Wiillan 1Is
Richmond Va.; W. +. Taylor, Rlohmonu,
Vn.; Mrs. F.sA. Iinughton. three children ,,di
and nurse. Richmond, Va; g. W. l'lier'
Richmond; w. I'll Adams. Alton VA y.
*. Graves. West Virginia; w E. Latimer'
Rclton, 81 CT u, c. Hurks, virginia ! g.
w, Weaver. rcxarltnnn. Ark; ~. stuart
Boiling, Virginia; sarl j. Ullmnn'. Nortoik.
Vat q D.. NfcPeek, West virginia.. T., =.
E1aug1ton, Richmond. Va. c. p. WOOD Do
ing, West Virginia. Mrs tate 7. Cih eenery.
Ashland Ya.; Miss blanche Cnenery.
Ashland, Va: NIis Elizabeth Chen
cry Ashland. Va; Master Richard
Chcncry and nurse Ashland, vni MRS
J. =. Martin, Fredericksburg, Va; Miss
l.. M. Knox, Richmond Va.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-08-23

party 81 seven C3aivestohlans, who have
paid Csreenbriers White Sulphur I visit.
4They are MIS- and Miss Mensing, Mrs.
ard MISS Breath, Mrs, Heigler, Miss Sel1s-
heI1,er ana Mr., w, III, Mensing. 8, "A
.the young ladies are d charming trio
OF maids to add 10 the Bite Ridge bou-
duet Of American Beauties and tlielr
popularity ts assurcd.
y Miss Ella Mehsirg made q host OF
friends In Virginia during her stay ut
Rockbridse Aliim Springs last season,
And Miss Carrie Lolise Breath was a
populhr little miss At Bite Ridge before
sho donned long tirc.ues. Arrivals are.
y Mr.. and Mrs. ]. p. Muggah J, Phttersuu,
La, Miss Anna Fender, nttcrson, La;
Nj. Malcolm Pender, Patterson. La; Mt
Nickels. New York city y Miss Parker.
Nov York clty; Miss Minnie Darden,,
New.oms, Val; Miss Caroline Dnrden,
Newsoma, Va; Mr.. n. & II. Miller, DIM.
vile, VA; Mr.. Charles Blncknnll N. O..
Mr. j. v. Carney, Churchland. VA; NJ.
"A, II. Patton, Danvllle, Va. Mr. He,
Patton, Dnnvlle, VAT Or. Frank Hnin,
Petersburg VA; Mr.. Percy 1'rottnaf1. Vir-
glnln; Mr.. Harry Trotmnn, Vlrg inla Miss
Ioln Bolts, Washington, D. c.; Mr.. j. M.
Newcomb, Petersburg. Va; Mr.. y. T.
1r,rcron Manchester. Va: Mr.. l4.E ID.
Grant, Atinntn, Ga: Mr.. md Mrs. George
Banks, Norfolk, Vn.; Mr, W. ~ pteVeTS,
Portsmouth, Val; Mr.. G. w Coleman,
Portsmouth. VA; Mrs. 9, n. Mensln!,
Galveston. Tex: Miss Elm Menslng, Gal
weston, Tex: Mrs. w. r. Brlath. Calves
ton Tex; Mrs. II. Il. zlcgler, Galveston,
Tex; Mfr. WI. l.. Mensng Galveston,
Tex. Mr.. w L. MInslng Galveston,
Tex. Miss virginia Pool, Petersburg.
Va: Mrs. Bayly Brown, Accomac, VA;
Miss Florence Brown. Accomac, Va.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-08-23

w. p. Taylor. w. Z. Taylor, w. A. VIII
liams, Z. \, Robinson, a. L. Watkins and
T. A. Haughton, all of Richmond,
especially enjoy q game Of seven-hand
cuchre and every evening finds aSmcrry
crowd gathered together good naturedly
bidding against each other for trumps.
Whist! speak low and tread gently
while such players as Mcsdames Il. L..
Boykin, r. II. Norment, j. E. Martin,
Misses L. NJ. Knox, n. l.. Robinson,
Louise Randolph and Mrs, ], ". Thomas,
wrestlo over an odd"
All card lovers como together on com
mon ground at the weekly progressive
euchrc every Friday evening
Bowling Is n favorlte pastimc, md at
oil hours Of tho day merry parties may
90 found rolling for exercise, and at tho
same time trying to make each score
higher than their opponents, Mrs t. j.
Woodlng has the honor Of making tho
highest score among the ladies this sea-
son.
Mrs. ". p. Dodson Of Norfolk. Is one
of the handsomest and most popular
ladies at the hotel.
Alrs, l.. a, Robinson and her two sla-
tiers. Mrs W. A. Williams and Tate
Chcnery, form very attractive trio Mrs.
Robinson, as hostess, has received COM
piments sufficient this season to com
pletcly swell tho head Of less sensible
person, Mrs. Williams. according to an
admirer, has "aiadonna face and an
gelc smile Mrs, Chenery makes AL
bright and happy as she goes with her
sparkling wit and rare good sense,
Much 10 tho regret of her many friends
hero, Mrs. r. II, Norment left on Thurs
day for Richmond where she VIII spend
some, time before returning to her home
In New Orleans, Her mother, MIS- T.
u. Boykiu, accompanied her. and AFTER
stay OF few days in tho capital, VIII
return to jefferson Park, All VIII be glad
to welcome her back
Miss Edith Hatcher OF CareDy Hull
Flnyanna county. is n guest at The hotel
now and delights all with her artistic
| piano performances, ~
Among the recent arrivals arc: Miss
! l.i2zie Reynolds, fredericksburg Vn.;
S j. Brown. Annapolis, Md: Edith Los
| wood Hatcher, careby Hall, VA; CbaiiG1
| i, Petit. Norfolk, Va, r.. G. Boykln,
| Richmond, Va; Hunter Parrish. Able.
| marie. Va; n, j. Coebe, San Antonio
Tex; N. l.. Massey, Richmond. Val
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-08-23
IN THE HONOR OF
YOUNG NATIONS
A Charming Bevy Of Them
atthe Jefferson Park
Hotel.
fsnoc,a, to rho Times Dispntch.)

(Special to Tho Times Dispntclh)
JEFFERSON PARK II Or15I, VA" Au'
gust 22.-Thc number Of charming young
married ladies now assembled at jefferson,
Park Hotel justify n letter written en-
clusvely In their honor.
Wednesday evcning-the german cvc-
i1lng-Is looked Upon by all rs being pre-.
emnelitly tho young folks time, Dut
Saturday evening and Sunday. when the
grass widowers'' begin TO pour In the
young ladies have to stand aside for their
elder sisters, who. Mt that time. certainly
have tho larger share of beHuS. Each
matron stands by her own lord but by
agreement there Ia sometimes q general
shuttle, and "adlcs change ARRANGE
mpnt that gets things mixed up delight
fully. Much to the, amusement OF tho
crowd on Sunday evening last the gem
tlcmen with tho bewitchng dinples and
faultless teeth was seen pronlenadlng
with tho young Indy who locks her hus-
band iii tho room while she plays cards
AS n natural consequence the partners
left had to pair, 50 Madame Dimples
and Mi. Henpeck fell III line One lady
was overheard sarcastically remarking TO
her partner for life that the reason no
found so much pleasure In scvcn-hand
euchre was that there was a widow III
It.
There are some charming dancers among
the young natrons, noticably Mrs j.
Watts Martin, Of Norfolk; and Mrs.
Frances NJ Boykn, Of Boston; Mrs. +. P.
Hall and Mrs. J. w. Henry Of Washing
ton, D. C.; Mrs. j. A. Edge. OF Lexington.
KY; Mrs. Tate Il. Chcnery, of Ashland,
and Mesdames N. l.. Massey "A. H. Sands,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-08-23

"a DIckenson and wife, Charleston, ~, ~.
Va; Miss j. G. Read, Richmond ION NY. W.
Mrs. u. II. Mash. Mrs. q. y. Davies. Mrs.
". Minor woodward, Miss Mildred Wo CO.
ward, Miss woodward. fichmond' ,,, W.
Mrs ". d. Brook, Bnltlinorci H. 9. WISE
Levin pton Vn, ,hJt litt@.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-08-23
1IIEl1IqIFt 80. 1905. g'gE
VILLAGE OF OAK
Many Summer Visitors D Or. Harmon TO

(special to The Times D!spatch.)
OAK. VA. August % The village Of
Oak has become quite a summer re sort
jlIaRe are Mrs. S. t. McKeen. Misses
Pcarle and Ruth McKeen and Mr.. Mart
McKeen. OF ISeyport, N. j.: Miss Maggie
Ialncs OF Ba ltlmore; Mrs. Tom WI lila ms
j.. NJ. nd Mrs. James roste; Mr. and
Mrs P. Fl. Phaup. Mr., and Mrs. Percy
Duvall Miss Hattie Mills. Mr.. Albert
Williams Mr.. and Mrs. Fl. r. Mills and
children. OF Richmond. Va: Miss Lizzie
Crouch, Miss Mary Sparrow and Mss
Gertle Ironmonger. of York COUNTY,
The visitors are spending delightful
time hunting, fishing and attending re-
vival meetings.
Mr.. James d. Austin has returned home
from Essex, where he has been attend.
Ing glorious. meeting, and showers OF
blessings have been bestowed upon many.
a great revival is expected at New
Kent Chapel next Sunday, beginning with
all day service. The Rev. DR.. Ha nnon,
Of Rlchmond y r; expected eds to assist
Mr.. r. G, W'ooten has recently pur-
chased a, large quantity OF timber IN this
noighborhood and started his engine to
work to-day. j.i n Y IEs
The corn crops are looking quite pros
porous this season. The farmers are
now thinking OF making additions to their
barns In order to store their crops for
In large quantities, /.
Miss Maggie NJ ILLS has been quite sick
for the past week, but is now conva-
Mr. j. w. Eames Is Improving after
several days illness.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-08-23
Each Park Concert.

The following selections w Raa e ne P 5eh
f tolday ~ August 2ad. under the direction
81 Professor Stein:
/. March. The calvarymTnr n,d r Ashton
so,octIon, Mr.. Pokwick KEN ,eht
= W s9hltt csharmenre. E hsnn'r
& Tha New Rorn King Z H. 4 E ii,ews
9. New Mown Hay...Jassoh vivian Gray,
I Mareh yfhe sfNlboard. John N Klohn
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-08-23
COSY FIRES cir
AT BEL AIR

Especial to The Tlmes-D ispntch) #
HOTEL BEL AIR, NEW CASTLE,
Ta., August %. The guests Of Bel Air
have suffered little discomfort from the
bad weather which swept over the coun-
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1903-10-29

Mrs. Balphor Query has pur-
chased the ]. e. Crutchfield home
place.
Mrs. Burns returned from
shopping tour to Boise Wednes-
day of last eek.
AT the Congregational church
next Sabbath communion of the
Lords Supper and short address at
III an. In the evening at 7:30 the
first of series of November even
ing sermons-the unfolding of a
chart on "Time and Eternity:" (1)
symbols, hourglass, ring, angel,
trumpet, sword, crown. Sunday
school at IL M; Junior Endeavor
at p M, Miss Walker superintend-
ent; Senior Endeavor at 6:45.
Prayer and teachers meeting We'd
nesday from 7:30 to $50. All cor
daily invited.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1903-10-29
Delegates Returned

Frank McWilliams and w. r.
Henderson, delegates from Noun
tain Home; Arthur Pence and
James Portlock, delegates from
Bruneau, and Ida Fitzwater and
Mrs Glenn, delegates from the
Rebekah lodge here to the 2Ist
annual meeting of grand lodge |.
0 0. F., which met at Coeur d.
Alene City last week, all returned
Monday morning, reporting with
the liveliest satisfaction their per-
feet enjoyment of the trip and the
sblendid treatment received at the
hands of the magnificent men and
women of Occur d Alene City.
They were absent ten days. Frank
McWilliams, whose enthusiasm for
the people and city on the lake is
very pronounced, is tireless in his
praise of them, and if they knew
they could afford to pay him a big
salary to keep it up, for it would
surely boom that town. Only one
thing Operated to mar Franks
pleasure. He tagged Billy Hen
derson last Saturday so that he
wouldn't get lost, but to no pur-
pose, for Billy mysteriously dis
appeared, tag and all, and as yet
Frank saws be doesn't know wheth.
er he got home or ia at the present
moment counting ties somewhere
between Spokane and Glenn's Ferry
Any information as to his wherea.
bouts will be thankfully received
at The Bulletin office.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1903-10-29
Amicab1y Adjusted.

Through representations made to
the Idaho division superintendent,
E. G. Manson, County Attorney
Mclaughlin has the promise of that
official that the strip Of county road
running through the comp ny's
right of way a quarter of a mile
west of mile post No 337, near
Crister's Ferry, which it recently
fenced in, will be substituted by
another equally as good and con
venient as the old one at the rail-
roads expense. The fencing of the
road at this point was serious in
convenience and annoyance, and its
users petitioned the commissioners
for relief; but the county attorney,
by a single happy stroke of diplo
macy, has relieved the commission
ers of the trouble of untying an
ugly knot, of threatened litigation
and saved the taxpayers propable
large expense bill Howdy, Dan
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1903-10-29
FROM PINE
Pine. October 25.

Mrs. Bobo has left Pine for the
winter.
Mr.. Coats will move into their
new house this week.
Judge Owens and wife are going
to California for the winter
Mr. Miller has Just recovered
from a severe attack of malaria
fever We are glad to see him out
again.
O. H. Rutchins and wife and Mr..
Lawson and wife have returned
from the state fair and report a
splendid time.
The new school desks that have
been expected for the last two
months arrived last week and were
put down Saturday
Miss Flora Winters, who has
been in Boise doctoring for some
tune, returned last Friday. We are
glad to see her back again
Mr.. Fletcher has rented the warm
springs ranch and will live there
this winter. Mrs. Fletcher has
gone to Ontario, Oregon, but will
return soon,
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1903-10-29

wide circle of staunch friends here,
and the patrons of his shop as well
as these will learn with regret that
he has determined to leave Noun
tain Home, That his new field
will be altogether profitable and to
the liking of himself and family is
the sincere hope of all here.
Solon Mccoy called at The Bull
letin Office Thursday evening CT
last week, having come to town
from his place on Little Camas to
see his sister away on the train for
a visit east with relatives in Iowa,
Indiana and Georgia. He also
brought along and left with us a
sample of the Black Spanish winter
radish and turnip raised at his
place. They are giants in their
class-the turnip weighing five
pounds and the radish three and
three-quarters.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1903-10-29
SCHOOL NOTES
nv orr REGULAR ooRaEsroSDE T

Lawrence Brady entered school
last Monday.
Lois Swan is out of school on ac-
count of sore eyes.
Glen Toalson is reported to be III
with typhoid fever.
Miss Matte Pence returned from
Boise Sunday evening
William Wells and Grover Pence
were on the sick list last week.
Stella Harris and Maud Hanley
are out of school on account of
sickness
Harmon Lovelace, who was in
jured by a fall from a horse last
week. is able to be in school again.
Vorus and Walter Porter, Willie
Daniels, MAUD savage ana Alice
Schaeffer are new pupils in school
Visitors last week were Mesdames
Wolfe, Pence, Boyd, House, Burns,
Gravely, Keefer, Swan, Mason and
Rev. Mason.
Liberal Arts and Science League
delivered an interesting lecture at
the school house before thu grammar
room and high school pupils and a
number Of visitors Thursday after
noon The teachers and others
will take course in drawing from
Miss Mint.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1903-10-29
Good Signs.

The New Century Gold Extrac-
ton company, which is the legal
title of the corporation now engaged
in dredging the Snake 30 success
fully under General Weaver RS man
apement, west of Mountain Home,
has made definite arrangements for
the construction of bunk and
crook houses near the scene OF oper
ations. The bunk house will be
22x36 feet and the cook room lSx22,
for the accommodation of employees,
of course George f. Mahoney, the
well known local contractor, has
the contract to furnish every thing
and erect the buildings -Four car
penters will be employed on the
lob for the next month or six weeks
and all are local men, which is right
and proper
It is also promised other dredg
ing machnes Of the same patterf
as that now is used, will be put on
the ground, which will not only in.
crease the output for the Century
company, but furnish ernplovmen
for additional men and noticeabl,
increase the demand for local pro
ducts and merchandise
Let the good work increase ano
flourish
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1903-10-29

ing at pretty lively gait these
days, which serves TO prove that its
good plan to place on the market
only the best. Among those build
ing are:
w. d. Reynolds, six-room,
story and a half frame CO tage near
ly completed on three 25-foot lots;
L. c Barrett, frame cottage 26x26,
four rooms with bath room and
pantry, on a three foot brick foun-
dation, two lots; Frank Jackson.
four room cottage, and J F. Dyar
of Little Camas il also putting up
small cottage.
Miss Minnie Tanner has pur-
chased three lots on the oop site
side of the street from Mr. Barretts
place. but how soon she intends
building was not learned.