Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1903-09-10

at work for the Bell Telephone
Company.
The Mouser family is back for the
winter and living in the Joseph
Barrett residence
Mrs r. p. Chattin, who has been
afflicted with tonsilitis for couple
of weeks, is able to be abont again.
Charley Harris has been entertain
ing a cousin, Mr. Johnson, from
Missouri. Last week they visited
in Bruneau.
Albert Parker's father arrived
here from Missouri last week to
visit his son, whom he has not seen
for nearly twenty years.
Mrs Daniel Mclaughlin returned
Thursday night of last week from
Mississippi, where for two months
past she visited with her parents.
E. P. Portlock and family have
returned to their residence here for
the winter after having spent the
summer on their ranch on Syrup
creek.
Mrs DR.. Swan and her brother
Fred Piliiner, the popular jeweler,
went to Boise last Sunday, where
they spent several days seeing the
sights of Boise.
MIR. and Mrs Adm Hall and Adm
Junior were in town last Saturday
Mr.. Hall had only returned few
DAYS previous from Omaha, where
he disposed Of shipment of cattle
Bob McNeelv was down from his
mining property on Cat Creek last
week, and on Monday, accompanied
by E. NJ. Wolfe, returned to the
mine. Mr.. Wolfe got back yester-
day.
Big Chief Jim Ball went to Glenn's
Ferry Monday, where he spent the
day talking Bankers Life insur-
ance to the natives, returning with
goodly number of scalps dangling
from his belt.
Henry Ross, who with his family
spent the summer in the juniper
Mountains, returned to Mountain
Home last Saturday and will spenc
the winter here. Mr.. Ross is now ,
full -tledged sheep man.
Miss Altha Kelsey, who has stu
died music in the East for a mum
: Der of years, will remain in Noun
tain Home this year and accept pu
pills. She will pay special attention
to the theoretical part on the work
!. thus assuring thoreagh musica
r knowledge.
w. E. Wilson, his son Jimmi
and Charley Hall returned Snnda,
evening from Omaha. Jimmie ant
d Charley stopped off at the Ferry
!, the "old man" coming on to Noun
b tain Home to show off his new sui
n OF glad rags. They were absen
about ten days
q Twenty-six hundred and sevent
9 lambs were shipped out of here SUI
q day night to Chicago. There wei
. seventeen carloads, the sheep bein
the property of State Sheep lnspec
IL on Dressler. Another big bunch I
,e lambs were shipped the same da
N bv the Clark outfit
O. " estern stock men who for man
wears past have enjoyed free tran
ft portation to and from the shippir
ID centers are to be deprived of tn
ne privilege after January l, 1870
,v Executive officials of the westel
lines arrived at this agreement
Chicago recently However, TIN
allows free transportation goin
but returning the stockman pa
fare.
The premium list of the Sta
Fair is out and is go page pap
bound affair. Excellence in al
:. line of effort is recognized and
premium offered therefor The fl
80 opens OC tober II and runs to a
including the 18th of the sal
IN month. Indications are that Il
lst year will surpass ali previous me
lie ing of the association.
~ For a week past the Salv att
M army has been holding street S
" vices, the Congregational meet
house being placed at its dispo'
- for the after meetings, with the
suit that several new recruits h,
lay been added to this noble army