Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1904-08-04

place, stopped OF here Sunday even
ing and spent Monday and Tues
day visiting the doctor and family.
Mrs. Swan is on her return home to
Albany, Ore, after a visit to her
parents in Michigan, where she en-
joyed the privilege of being present
at the celebration of the golden
wedding anniversary of her parents.
She also visited in Ohio and was
absent from home seven weeks.
She left for her Oregon home on the
IL O'Clock train Tuesday night.
Ladies, the canning season is
at haad. To be thoroughly salts
fed with every jar of fruit you put
up, you should use the Hermetic
Jar. 1t has been adopted by
Heinz, Cross g. Blackwell and ell
the leading fruit packing eoncerpe
for their fancy products. The ar
rangement is simple and perfect.
For sale by
Idaho Commercial Co, Ltd
The merry-go-round broke camp
Monday night and marched on to
Nampa, where they will make their
next stop. Their stay ere was on
the whole less determinental to the
local people than the last seasons
visitation Of the same class of
amusement They took less money
out of the town and at the same
time were required to contribute a
daily tax Of ~ so to the city treas
ury. Last year the merry visitors
paia nothing for the privilege of
taking away nany hundreds of dol
lars.
Moroni Johnson,w who is associated
with George Mahoney and John
Hays in the building of the new
county bridge across the South
Boise on the Dixie Pine wagon
road, came down Monday, and on
his return yesterday took bis wife
and two sisters of the latter, Mrs
Fox of Chicago and Mrs. Edmonds
of Little Sioux. Iowa, up to Pine to
spend week or two. Here there
will happen a joyful reunion of five
sisters who haven't been together
for many years. They are: Mes
danes Fox and Edmonds, the vsi-
tors, and Mesdames Johnson, Me-
Williams and Coats Of this city.
The local visitors to the Ferry
last Monday to the county conven.
tion of the Democrats to send del
egates to the Lewiston State Dem
ocratic nominating convention,
which meets the 18th inst return
with the most pleasing recollections
of their reception and entertain.
ment by the big hearted citizens of
the bustling and wide.awake river
side town, where nothing was
thought to be good enough for the
visitors and not enough of the many
good things vas thought To be
enough. They were royalty enter
tanned
j. B Mcclure and Billy stims3n
harnessed their Arabian steeds
Tuesday morning and broke for the
hills-for Rocky Bar. There they
will put in the next few weeks do
ing assessment work on the claims
owned jointly by them and w E.
Wilson, which is reported to be one
OF the very promising mining propo-
sition of that famous old camp of
unlimited possibilities. A dicehox
was among their equipment, which
they will shake when they reach
the grounds to determine which is
to be boss.
L A. McQargar is back from a
trip of inspection of the Skeleton
Greek mining country, and says
that while he was prepared to find
ew promising prospects, he was
unprepared 10 encounter conditions
as they really are, which are such
impel him to declare that in his
opinion Skeleton Greek is the CON-
ing camp of the county, with every
necessary natural ad vantage To
make it so at an early date He
found work progressing on the Red
Horse, where Il contract was recent
~ let for driving 100 foot tunnel
George Hendricks, Granville How
eth and Seth Harris, joint owners
of the Mary Glenn, have the best