Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1903-10-01

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Dixie Station, Sept. SO.

store mere ana tIe iduy VI 'Hc houSe
sets thu finest table the land affords
Now, boys, if you don't think Pm
right, just stop once. Mr.. Editor,
you should make trip up to this
part of Elmcre. You surely never
would be slow to plunk up four
bits for such a meal and feel like
saying, "Come on, boys; let's have
smoke."
Charley Turner has gone to Noun
tain Home. Charley is fine ma
chinist and for this reason was
called away to do some repair work
which but few men of this section
can do.
Jack Wilson, after running a
tunnel $50 feet, has struck the
ledge on his mining claim near
here. Mr.. Wilson and his partner,
Commodore Jackson, are both old
timers in this county. having been
residents since the time when the
white mans scalp was much priced
bv the redskin. In this mine they
have a fine big ledge of about 25
feet, but it is not yet known what
value the ore carries. We only hope
that this will prove one of the finest
mines of the county, as these par
ties are faithful prospectors and de-
serve a reward. Good luck to you,
boys.
The cattle men are busy round
| ing up their cattle here. Cattle
are in fine shape this year. v hile
the price is rather low, we feel that
it is blessing they don't have to
go into winter with the stock almost
on the lift, as they were last fall.
The sheep men are busy cutting
out mutton sheep at present-some-
one using Anderson's corral every
day. Sam Galloway, who is ad-
mitted to be one OF the best sheep
managers of the county, was the
last one. Mr. Galloway has just
recovered from a severe case OF
sickness, caused, he believes. by
getting overheated while on the
way to Chicago with trainload of
sheep Now, Sammy, we think
you have been in the sheep bust.
ness long enough to avoid overhead.
ing in such way. It's all right
though Sam is a liberal fellow, al
right, and no one goes hungry fol
mutton if they're about where he il
running his sheep.
A young Mr.. Harrison has jus
purchased band of sheep of S. l.
Galloway & Co. Mr.. Harrison is a
young man and we hope he is tax.
ing the right step toward making
his fortune. We all wish him suc
cess in the sheep business.
The stock men are not gettin,
such an enormous price for thei
product this year. We wonder wha
the cause is, and some of us believ'
8 the answer is Mckinley and Roose
, velt prosperity,
e Cy V. Smith, the energetic mer
e chant of Atlanta, and family passe,
/. through here on their way to Bois
s the other day, where they will pa
Mrs. Smiths parents visit an
a send their children to school
's Mr. Jim Clark has just returne
. from tht county seat, where he wei
to have a chat with his employe
's jim has had pretty tough time
it this winter, baching and living a
all alone; with the fine fresh waite
~ good cool breezes and nice moul
10 tain scenery this place affords,
man can make out. The nigh
are also cool, so person can sle'
10 good and not get mad and pour
the wall with his fist so as to eau
IA q crippled hand, as one man
10 Mountain Home, who is engaged
n the jewelry business on the ma
street, has been known to do. T
We chump!
*.
ed 0. III. Hutchins, the big cat
ds man and saloon proprietor of Pr
ng passed here Friday on his retu
no from Seattle, where he shipped
cattle this year. Mr. Hutchins "
in a great hurry to reach home, I
having time to drink a glass of be
IN Johnny Behind-the- Rocks rails
ito on his Bennett creek ranch d
lie. year some of the finest potatoes e.
nd known TO be grown on the Gre
lu- And you didn't water them. eth