Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1903-08-27

feels wealthy-and is.
Mining Location Notices for sale
at The Bulletin office.
Baptist church services: Sunday
school at 10 am, preaching at Il
am. Evening service-Y. P. U at
Z, preaching at s. Wednesday
prayer meeting Wednesday evening
at o'clock.
Sheriff Fountain went east to
Omaha today, starting with train
load of cattle from the Ferry. He
has appointed a Ex-Marshal Tan
ner a deputy during his absence,
which he believes will not exceed
ten days.
Chas. R. Kelsey & Co handle the
Mccormick and Deering harvesting
machinery and would be much
pleased to furnish you anything
you want in this line. Call and
examine this machinery. There
are no better machines.
o. H. Hutchins came down from
Pine Tuesday evening. Hutch is
after hay for his stock and boarded
the late train Tuesday foi the capi-
tai, where he expects to be able to
buy as much as he needs for the
approaching winter.
Paul and Charley Walker of
Walker Bros, left Glenn's Ferry
Wednesday with twenty carloads
OF cattle for the South Omaha mar
ket. There are about 900 head in
the shipment. The boys will be
absent about ten days.
Our county superintendent, Mrs.
Lille B. Wertz, Went to Boise
Tuesday to be present at meeting
of the county superintendents of the
state, summoned by the state super
intendent of public instruction.
She expected to return today.
| Congregational church, Rev. c.
E. Mason, pastor. Subjects, II a.
M, "David's enemy in his hand" !"
g pm, THE better gifts and the
best" / Cor 1921; Sunday-scbool
at 10 an; Endeavor at 7:15
Prayer meeting Wednesday evening
from s to 9-half-hour each. All
cordially invited.
Eugene Walker of Walker Bros.
the big cattle firm, was in from
Echo yesterday with the mail-hi'
, last trip, as the postoffice there is {
thing of the past, having been dis
continued. For two months pas
the boys, with ten men, have beer
busy haying, and have now stacked
a thousand tons.
Roy White got back from Pen
dieton, Ore, Sunday, his return
being hastened by the serious snt
painful condition of his right eve
r due to contact of the organ with 1
! bit of tar-weed. He weut to Bois
3 Monday afternoon to place himsel
under the care of specialist.
/ In the next ten days something
o over fifty cars of cattle will b
e shipped east from Glenn's Ferry
a Shipments will be made by w. 4
I'll Wilson, Billy Blackman, AIDE
Hall, Walker Bros, John ]. NJ
Ginness, Sam Blackwell, Horac
Glenn and Walter Fountain.
VI Assessor Mundell got back fror
,s Big Camas last Friday looking q
he would after twenty-round bor
. with Jeffries. This assessment an
subsequent assessment busine'
! wouldn't be 80 bad if the peculis
|, physical formation of Gilmore WASH
: such as to make hill-climbing II
], cessity both going and coming.
a Mrs. Marion House, who for Sc
IL eral weeks past has occupied Il
G. residence OF the j. d, Whitson fan
DO lily, returned to her own hSsas Il
IN first of this week. Mr.. Whssst
and family are due to return tods
from the mountains, where tn,
have spent several weeks during Il
heated term.
at The public recital by Miss Ru
be Shelton last Friday night at &
Congregational church was fea
;, of good things for the many assel
:. bled. Miss Shelton is of the ID
- lenbeck School of Oratory, Kans
!, - City. Her selections were model
:. skillfully and naturally present