Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1903-06-11

Aheoaute teTCe OF Smltn L raj
rie was a visitor to the county seat
last week.
| Mrs. McWilliams and daughter
will spend the summer at Pine,
where they went last Monday.
w. f. Snyder has filed suit
against the Idaho Beet Sugar Co.
to recover on note for $4,000
Dr. King went to Boise to attend
the annual meeting of the Idaho
State Dental Society Tuesday.
Mrs. John Pence and Thurston at
tended the musical festival of the
Philharmonic society at Boise this
week.
AT the school election held in
Glenns Ferry June /, G. e. Corker
and VIM. Hays were elected trus-
] tees.
Mrs Chris Hendricks has gone
east to Indiana and will visit at
Union Mills and other places in
the east.
Lyman Longfellow has returned
from Garnet, where he spent several
days with the Halls on their big
fruit ranch.
Jeff Whitson was delegate of the
local lodge to the grand lodge of the
knights of Pythias which met at
Lewiston last week.
l.. |. Herr is writing a number
of fire insurance policies these
days, about all the wool insurance
business coming into his net.
Grandell Dunn came in from the
! II country Monday with big load
of wool belonging to Art Pence. He
returned Tuesday with a load Of
supplies.
Mrs. Inez Reynolds and Miss
Mabel Payne left for Pocatello Mon
day night to attend as della
gates from the local lodge the grand
| chapter of the Eastern Star.
Five hundred and sixty acres Of
| placer mining ground has been To-
Gated since June /, 1908, on Bear
Creek by Baker & Anderson, R.
S. Sandlin and N. l.. Sandlin, of
Smiths Prairie.
Mrs. Fred Flike and children of
King Hill visited with Mrs. Frank
Boyd and Mrs William Hanley
last week. Accompanying her
were the Misses Lottie and Cora
Shoddy of Stiles Ferry
Mrs VIM. Toy of Castle Creek,
sister of Mrs. Richard Bennett, re-
turned from Salt Lake Tuesday last
and visited few days with her sister.
Her visit to Salt Lake was for the
purpose of having an operation per-
formed on one of her eyes, but un-
fortunately the sight was totally
destroyed.
E. c. Helfrich began Tuesday on
his contract of transferring the
Weaver dredge outfit from the cars
in the freight yard here to the loca,
tion point thirty miles west on the
Stake. Four teams loaded W
Tuesday morning. 1t is reported
that the total tonnage to be freight
ed is close to two hundred.
r. w. Smith, w. A. Reynold.
and others made up small fishing
party to Longtom last Sunday
Roscoe says the fish were too bash
full for business; besides the watel
is too high and difficult for the fsl
to climb out to charge the fisherman
but few weeks later they'll be il
! trim to give the angler an opportu
nifty to "show off, with the lines.
, Riley Butler and w. D. Rey
, nolds returned last Sunday from
{ their Skeleton property, which, Nh
Butler SAYS, is as yet too much en-
: numbered with snow. The part
went merely to obtain and brin
g back samples Of rich ore, which
t judged by the specimen left wit
: The BULLETIN, is a fortune-make
sure enough for the lucky owner.
Ed. Parish and Marion Hous
II last Friday acquired by purchas
!. the blacksmithing business, sho
E. and ground on which it stands,
= William Hanley, paving thereft
n the sum of Sl1O0. The Dnrchase il