Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1904-08-25
Mr.. and Mrs. Byron McWilliam,


returned from their upper-country
outing the first Of this week.
Mrs. Heath was in from the frui
farm at Jackson's on Monday o
this week.
Elmer G. Towne was passenger
on Monday mornings stage for his
home at Pine Grove.
Commodore Jackson and son
Frank were in town the first of the
week.
Charlie Trader, of Big Camas,
was in town several days this week
on business.
DR.. Smith, who has been rusti.
eating at the village of HALEY and
vicinity, returned Sunday night.
Mrs. Tanner and daughter Min.
ME have returned from their visit
Portland, Oregon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Harley left
Tuesday morning for Atlanta,
where they will remain for a week
or ten days. vacation.
Mrs Pryde, sister OF Mrs. G. e.
Mason, returned to her home in
Rock Springs Tuesday evening
after a few weeks visit.
The Bellevue News, ". P. Fried
rick, editor, is a new six.colum
paper lately born. The paper has
a prosperous appearance and is be-
ing encouragingly patronized local
ly by the good people of Bellevue.
George McWilliams and family
returned from their outing to the
upper country yesterday morning.
The party had with it Bessie
Baily, who also returned.
Jesse Walters, before Justice
Swan last Thursday, pleaded guilty
to a charge of drunk and disorderly,
and got off with fine of five dol
lars. He says he won't do it again.
Young Henry Wayte, who has
been under the care of DR.. Mather
for two or three weeks past, is re
ported to be recovering from his
recent attack of diphtheria.
Chairman Jackson of the Demo-
cratic state committee has appoint
ed M. s. Parker secretary to act
until a permanent secretary has
been chosen by tn? committee. w.
V. Helfricn will have charge of the
campaign literature department.
E. M, Wolfe and family returned
Monday evening from Camas,
where with the mother and sister of
Mr.. Wolfe who are here from Iowa
the spent the past month
rusticating. A very enjoyable time
is reported.
AT the Congregation church next
Sunday there will be the regular
services at II a. m. and 8 D. m.
The Sunday school returns TO the
regular hour-12 O'Clock. Endeavor
at 7;l5. Prayer meeting Wednesday
evening at 8 o'clock; chapter | !
Peter iv.
Our sales on Corsets have dou
oled since we commenced selling
,he Royal Worcester. A new ship.
nent has just reached us COM
orising many new styles. We can
low please the most skeptical.
Idaho Commercial Co., Ltd.
Dan Mclaughlin is having well
oored on his ranch south Of town |
md on Monday the contractor re.
ported that they had struck water,
md Farmer Dan, is commensurate
y pleased and happy, because
water is something he needs in his
ousinees-on the ranch.
Charley Winter came down from
zine Thursday night of last week
N the run and at every Jump he
prayed to get at DR.. Swan. 1t was
serious case of toothaehe; that's
Why. He returned to the camp
saturday morning.
George Snowden tells the story
hat while en- route to the river a
week ago, and about a quarter of a
nile west of town, he passed within
few feet of good-sized black bear
ub. Having little time and no
Weapon he had to forego a strong
nclination to capture or kill the
,rute.
The game of base ball schedule
0 occur on the local grounds last