Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1904-10-06

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c. e. Corker of the Fer ~ was a
visitor to this place last Friday.
Mr.. E. M. Wolfe made hurried
professional trip to Bruneau Tues
day of this week.
William Black man, the Bennett
creek cattle magnate, was in town
this week circulating around
among his numerous friends.
Prince and Princess Albert re-
turned from the Worlds Fair Satur-
day night of last week. They were
absent about month.
w. f. Wilson was in from the
ranch last Saturday visiting with
the family, who accompanied him
to the country home to spend Sun.
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Tripp Of
Bad AK, Mich who arrived d here las,
Sunday, will remain Turing the
winter the guests Of their aunt, Mrs.
Zach Hungerford.
George McWilliams ca ame down
from the new bridge site Friday Of
last week, reporting all the work
completed and only awaiting its
acceptance by the com missioners
Miss Inez McWilliams is recover.
ing from light attack 6f typhoid
fever, with which she had been con-
fined to her home for about two
weeks. DR.. Galloway has been the
attending physician.
Miss Grace Mclaughlin, who
spent the greater part of the sum
mer in the east, visiting her folks in
Missouri and also the Worlds Fair
at St Louis, has returneh d and is
now staying at the hon e of her
uncle, Mr.. Dan McGinne Bs.
Mrs James d. Gray, who came
down from Pine with her husband
who departed for Rome, New York
Tuesday for treatment at the hands
of cancer specialist, returned tc
her home Tuesday evening
Mr.. and Mrs. John Jon es OF Bru.
neau, are here for the winter for the
purpose of giving their children the
advantage of the excelle Mt schools
of this place They are living in
the house recently made vacant by
the removal of the family of Mr.
Charles Orff.
George Smith, the well-knowr
contractor, is here again from the
Ferry, where he has ba en- during
the greater part of the past cum
mer completing contracts $ for sew.
eral of the enterprising citizens and
business men of the go-ahead river.
side town When every thing is al
a standstill, Mr.. Smith usually
manages to get his rustling clothe:
on to some purpose.
c. A. Pelletier, who went east
with Frank AXE at the time when
the latter shipped his cattle, re
turned last Saturday, having
taken in the Worlds Fair and
many other places OF interest
throughout the east.
Ben Sparlin was in town this
week from his island +anch and
made The Bulletin d pleasant
call. treating this outfit with his
usual generosity and in viting the
boys of the office to his place when
ever they could make it convenient
to come there, and assuring a
hearty welcome to all; and this as
surance was all unneces# #ary, as we
all know that Ben couldn't be other
wise than kindly and BID spitable il
he tried.
Ladies, the canning season ii
at hand. To be thoroughly salts
fed with every jar of Fl uit you pu
up, you should use tn 2 Hermeti'
Jar 1t has been adopted BY
Heinz, Cross q Black we'll and al
the leading fruit packi hg concerns
for their fancy products. The ar
rangement is simple and perfect
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Mr.. William Russell, Democrati
nominee for state senator, was i.
town last Saturday Oh business 70
the firm OF Barrett & Russell, tn
sawmill men and lumber dealers o
Fall creek. Mr. Russe ell only re
I recently became men nber of tn
\ firm, and ever since we are told tn
business Of the partners has notice
ably improved, which is yer
good line on Mr. Russell's titnes
to make himself felt when he be
comes one of the state Legislators
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