Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1903-09-03

Miss Nellie Turner left Tuesday
evening for visit with her sister at
Lewiston.
The Ladies Aid of the Congrega-
tional Church meets next Tuesday
at 2:30 with Mrs Howie.
Tom Peccha and John Adams
went up to- Little Camas Tuesday
armed with guns, rods and blankets.
Eugene Walker was in town Tues-
day. On his return he had as pass
engers Miss Maggie Clark and Tom
Daniels.
Hamp Cooper has been painting
the front of the room south of the
Palace saloon soon will be occupied
as confectionery store by John
Brinton.
John Pence aad family returned
Monday evening from the Three
Creek ranch, where they spent
several weeks.
Willie Wells, who has peen work
ing on the Hall fruit ranch for sew
eral weeks pact, returned home
Monday night.
j. w. Veach, the wide awake
rustler of the Boise Capital News,
was in the city Monday looking
after the business of that. live jour
nal in this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Helfrich returned
from Atlanta Monday evening,
where they report having enjoyed
an excellent time.
Miss Minnie Tanner went to Ida
no Falls last Tuesday TO visit
friends and relatives. She will be
home before the opening of school.
Louis |. Herr and Charley Orff
of the Kelsey Company, who have
been absent for nearly two weeks
doing business in the upper country
for their firm, returned last Sunday
night.
Old Grandpa Davis, who spent
the summer with friends on Big
Camas, returned Monday afternoon
TO the house of his son, NJ. l.. Davis
with whom he makes his home
Joe Barrett, who is the school.
house janitor again this year, has
been busy man for the past two
weeks putting the building in ship.
shape for the opening of school next
Monday. He's doing as usual, d
thoroughly good job.
E. NJ. " olfe, Mrs. Wolfe and the
children spent Sunday at the fruit
form of George P. Hall, down or
the Snake, and bringing back the
report that the fruit crop of this
celebrated orchard is the largest ir
it's history.
G. w. Steel, who has been herd
ing sheep for Bob Cook for the pas
two years, came down from tn,
mountains this week and will leav.
in a day or two for visit with hi
parents in Knoxville, Tenn from
whom he has been separated fo
several years. He says he ism
certain whether he will return o
not, but he will, all tight The,
all do. They can't stay away afte
they've once tried Idaho. How
could they2
Frank AXE and T. c. Catlin ship
ped fourteen cars of cattle to Seattl
last Friday. The condition of tn
Chicago market wasn't the most at
tractive to these gentlemen, bein
something like 80 so as agains
$3.50 and as high as 1925 thi
time last year. 1t goes without say
ing that these gentlemen are nj
shipping for their health to th
west coast. And by the way, thi
is one of very few shipments of grass
fed stock ever sent to the SCUM
country.
, George Howe returned Wednes
day. George has been prospectin
and together with William Dale
located some very promising prol
erty at head of Camp Greek. The
have three claims at the head of tt
creek, which is in Pine district, an
a some specimens George brougi
Il with him contain the cube iro
: which is characteristic of the gold
O bearing rock of this district. I'll
n ledge is 100 feet wide at least, al