Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1903-07-02

i ing.
1 Sam Helmer has left Little
Camas and gone TO Pine, where he
expects to remain during the sum.
/ mer.
Mr., and Mrs. Claude Claws left
for Pine this morning, where they
will visit the parents of Mrs. Clays
and also celebrate the Fourth.
| Mrs. Longfellow, editor of the
Republican, enjoyed Sunday on
Canyon creek, where she spent the
day visiting with the family of T.
G, Boardman.
Deacon Heath was in last FRIDAY,
and said he was getting ready for
the haying season, which would
probably commence with him the
following Saturday day.
rhe Misses Susan Chattin and
Pearl Tindall, who have spent the
school year at the McMinnville
academy in Oregon, returned to
their home here last Monday eve-
ming.
Judge Nicholson, accompanied by
Johnnie Caldwell, will leave to-
morrow morning for Pine to take
part in the celebration; they will
also take anything else portable in
sight.
Jack Hampton went up to Dixie
Monday, presumably to show Mr.
Buell., Philadelphia capitalist,
what there is ia that district in the
way of desirable mining property
DR.. Smith returned last Monday
from professional trip to the upper
country and to Little Camas par
tlcularly, where he was summoned
to attend the family of Hon. Henry
Willis.
Auditor A. G. Smith is as far as
Spokane on his return trip from
California and is expected home
any day, having announced his in
tention to arrive here about the 1st
of July.
i N. P. Nelson, who discovered the
celebrated Nelson McCabe pro
perty in the Skeleton Creek district
left Monday of this week with d
complete prospector's outfit for the
upper mining country.
Bert Kelsey left Sunday for the
upper country on business. He i'
accompanied by A. A. Baker, the
Mccormick Harvester com pany
reprepresentative, and together they
expect to be absent two weeks.
Ed. Brewer of Dixie has beer
fooling with an adj aud the adj go
the best of him. Ever since he has
been trying to close up an ugly
wound in his foot which is proving
stubborn and disinclined to heal.
In the absence of Auditor Smith
Deputy Ball has been obliged T.
call on Senator Purtill to assist il
the work at the auditors office,
large amount of business claimin
his attention recently.
Mrs. A. Anderson of Dixie, wifi
of the proprietor of the store an
Dixie House at the above name
place, was in the city last Friday
intending to remain several days
but phone message recalled he
home on urgent business.
Jimmy Wilson was in from tn
ranch Tuesday looking for NOR
help during the haying season
| which began Monday Afternoon
They now have eight men at wor
3 aud will be busy as bees for tn
next ten days.
: The festive kidlet with prematul
Il patriotism caused the runaway {
u Frank Bowrs' team from Parrish
blacksmith shop last Tuesda,
e Fire crackers. The horses ran f,
:, two miles. No damage was dor
as they were unhitched.
WANTED-A faithful person
travel for well established house
e few counties, calling on reta
le merchants and agents. Local te
,e ritory. Salary $l024 a year ar
expenses, payable $l9 20 week
cash and expenses advanced. P
le sition permanent. Business su
ct cessful and rushing. Standa
- House, 334 Dearborn st.. Chicag
The mother of Senator Purti
who is at present visiting the wide
le and children Of her son Ed, who ]
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