Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1904-04-14

mate with himself and DIR. John Cali.
away at the school in Kirksyille
Mo. Together they spent Sunday
and Monday at the capital, return
ing Monday evening.
X. P. Chattin, K. NJ. Wolfe and
Judge Nicholson went to Boise
tuesday to attend the meeting of
the State Democratic Central Com
mittee which was called to meet
yesterday at the Capital Hotel in
that city.
Mr., John Nelson, one of the
recent arrivals from Crookston, is
reported seriously i'll with ulcera-
ton OF the stomach at his home-the
OLD Clark property in the east end
OF town. Mr.. Nelson's health has
been poor for some time. He has
a wife and four children.
The exhibit of burglars and
cracksmen's tools was the first
to be installed at the st. Louis
worlds fair. Still, it would hardly
be right to say that the fair was
opened with a jimmy.-Chicago
Record Herald.
Little Louis Rudisell, grandson
OF Mr.. and Mrs. j. B. Mcclure. is
reported to be improving at his
home in Meridian, and Mrs. Nc
Guire is expected to return TODAY
from that place. The little grand.
sons illness was due to typhoid
fever.
Il. w. Dunn, agent of the Short
Line at this point, returned from
trip to his family at Brigham City
Tuesday night. Mr.. Dunn has
rented the Wilkins house, formerly
occupied by Manager Powers of the
Bell Telephone company here,
which he will occupy with his
family, who will soon arrive.
Senator Bailey returned from a
business trip to Salt Lake last
Thursday, remaining over until
Monday with his numerous friends
here in Mountain Home, when he
returned to his castle in the noun
taIns, where he will probably re-
main until these same friends drag
him forth again. And they'll doit,
too.
Dan Mccartney, an aged miner
and old-timer of Rocky Bar, died
at 8 o'clock Tuesday morning at
b residence of c. J. Rohrer in this
city. and was buried yesterday.
The burial ceremony was accord
Ing to the rites of the Catholic
church, of which deceased was a
member, Father Dempsey of Nampa
officiating.
Foster Phillips went down to
Gienn's Ferry yesterday morning,
taking with him Joe. Wilson, where
they will put up windmill for
jacobson, the merchant. The
Phillips boys' business is expand
ing III all directions, making the
employment of additional help
necessary. And that's right;
they're iustlers.
George Portland of Emmett
charged with being an accessory of
Ira Bairo in stealing horses from
the range near Bear, arrived in the
city Thursday morning and gave
himself up to Sheriff Adams, hav-
ing heard he had a warrant for his
arrest. He says he can prove he
had no connection with the affair.
Weiser World.
John Hays and wife are here
from Emmett, Mr.. Hays, we are
informed, having disposed of his
business interests there. Very many
friends welcome their return to FL
more county.
Il is stated that work on the
American Fall Canal q Power
Company is about to be resumed.
Bad roads have held the contractors
back, but it is believed that this
obstacle has about been removed.
Thirteen and half miles of the
big canal above Blackfoot were
built last year. About 125 teams |
and large number of men will be
engaged on the work.
Funeral services over the remains |
of 0rson Lewis, who died last
Thursday, were held at the Con-
gregational church Friday after
noon. Rev. G. e. Mason officiating