Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1904-04-07

A hospital ambulance will accom-
pany the visiting team. both ways.
The Idaho Commercial are show
ing a beautiful line of spring dress
goods which indicate many new
ideas in ladies' wearing apparel this
coming season.
In the cas- of S. M. Coffin VS..
Charles R. Kelsey for 1920 salary,
a cross-complaint is made by defend
ant company in such sum as car
rles it beyond the probate court 8
Jurisdiction, being transferred to the
district court, where it will be heard
at the special term next month.
Mr.. Al Loveridge was taken
suddenly quite i'll Sunday about
midnight and for time the family
was seriously alarmed. He is now
very much improved aud we trust
on the road to complete recovery.
Dr. Mather is in attendance.
We failed to mention that the
real preliminary event in Tuesday
nights athletic exhibition occurred
at Vlncent's barber shop early in
the evening Ed Hitler has all
the particulars down; he had the
other principal in the same posi-
tion for time
Mrs. l.. J. Fisher and baby of
Palisade, Nevada, arrived Satur-
day night to visit her sister, Mrs.
Ed. Bobo, with whom she contem-
plates remaining during the sum-
mer. Mrs Fisher is the mother of
little Elmer, whose home is with
Mr.. and Mrs. Bobo.
Ed. Goddard's shearing crew were
expected to begin work today out
on Rattlesnake. Mr.. Goddard has
crew of twenty-six shearers, who
will turn out several thousand
shorn bleaters per day after the
start is made.
Grandpa Lewis, who has been i'll
for several months past, has been
very low lately, requiring most
careful nursing constantly. On
several occasions during the pres
ent week the spark of life was nearly
snuffed out, but he has on each of
these spells rallied, showing wonder
full vitality.
The Franklin mill has shut
down. S. w. Bernethy. mill FORE
man, came down last week, and
stated the mill would remain idle
for about three weeks until the
tramway can be moved around the
hlll to Tunnel No. 2, where work
is to be prosecuted next; also the
ore. bins will be moved up for greater
convenience. Mr.. Bernethey goes
from here to Seattle to bring his
family here.
Ed. Mcclure, one of the Tusearo-
ra Terrors, has discovered new
wrinkle, but after putting it to a
practicle test, has decided to dis
continue its use, For explanation
he points-and not with pride-to
his left eye. He tried to catch
baseball by catching it with a wink.
He's quit that kind of winking.
Mrs. L, M. Wolfe and the chill
dren went to Boise Saturday last,
where they remained until today
visiting the family of Anthony M.
Wolfe, brother of E. Nj.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. B. Mcclure went
to Meridian Tuesday afternoon in
response to an urgent telegram
announcing the dangerous illness of
their little 3 year-old grandchild,
Louis Rudisell, child of Mr.. and
Mrs. Ed. Rudisell. The little fell
low has always been delicate, we
are told, and his grandparents fear
the worst.
Herb Howeth came up from the
Helm & Chattin ranch Thursday,
Sunday. Tree planting
on a large scale has been in progress
on the ranch, the purpose being to
erect a windbreak on the north end
TO protect the stock and other pro-
perty from the mighty gales which
sweep that section during greater
portion of the year.
Surveyor Rhoades accompanied
by NJ. L. DAVIS went down to the
the river Sunday to resurvey the
Purtill and Fitzwater placer claims,
also to reset the boundary stakes
which had been disturbed and re-