Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1905-05-11

Ferry Monday evening, where she
will visit Mrs. Earnest Pearson.
Ed, Rudise1l came down from
his Boise valley ranch last Sunday
to look after his business interests
here.
John P. Claws Of the Idaho Com.
mercial co pany went to the up.
per country on business trip last
Saturday.
The annual memorial day of the
local Order Of Eagles was celebrat.
ed last Sunday by services in mem
ory of the dead at their hall in
this city.
Dr. II. G Bod,e, the well-known
and highly successful veterinary
OF Boise, was in Mountain Home
Thursday morning attending to
business.
H. O MANI Of the Idaho Com
mercial company is carrying his
left arm in sling since Saturday,
when kick from horse dislocated
his shoulder.
Ex-Governor Steunenberg came
down from Atlanta Saturday, where
he has spent the last ten days pre-
vious, on his return trip to his
home at Caldwell.
A demurrer to the complaint of
Gilmore county against James V.
Mundell was filed in the district
clerks Office Monday mor6ing by
Wyman Il Wyman.
James 3. Carman died at the
Short Line hospital last Thursday
Mr.. Carman was fireman on the
Short Line residing in Glenn's
Ferry, whore he leaves a wife and
one child
George Smith has taken the con-
tract TO move Jee Barrett's town
house, which he will move back on
the lot and add thereto another
building, two stories high, 1896
feet, which viii add seven rooms
to the original building, which
when finished will have eleven
rooms
Oliver Sloan is a pretty sick man
with spotted fever. lie got as far
fas the Tollgate on his way to Mcore's
fiat week ago Tuesday, where he
was taken so i'll he could proceed no
further and Wednesday afternoon
was brought home by Mr.. Holli-
day. DR.. Nieuxirk has tho case in
hand
Louie Olsen returned from Three
Creek Tuesday evening. He has
been working for John Pence and
came down to see his father, who is
here from Goldields, Nevada, visit
ing bis family. Mr. Olsen will re-
turn to Nevada about the 18th Of the
present month, where he has some
valuable mining property
The " c T. U. program for May
lG is as follows: Hymn; roll-call
with quotations from toe Bible on
wine drinking; Scripture reading
from Proverbs xiii; song, "Throw
Out the life Line;p reading, "rhe
Saloon in a New L ght,2 Mrs Ma
son; discussion by Mrs Phelps
Whitney; business; hymn.
Little Edith Bennett, daughter of
MIR and Mrs. Richard Bennett, in
vlted number of her juvenile com
panions to the home Of her parents
Friday evening to celebrate the in
teresting event OF her fifth birth
day They came but didn't want
to leave, as the games played and
refreshments served were the kind
they could have enjoyed for all
time
Frank Stevens and George
Wright, who had contract for
running the boarding house at
Mr. McGoy's dipping watts on Little
Camas, sold out to Mr. Mccoy and
returned to Mountain Home last
week They were both satisfied
with the arrangement, having made
snug profit out If the venture.
Bro, Haiues of the Glenn's Ferry
Signal, accompanied by Mrs. Haines.
was visitor here last Sunday, and
the cold man" called on The Bull
letin for a brief chat. Business at
the Ferry, says Mr.. Haines, could
be a little better, although it could
be much worse Both returned on
the evening train.