Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1905-05-18

The eighth grade graduating ex-
ercises will be held at the opera
house next Thursday evening
Birdie Bailey, granddaughter of
Mr.. w. d. Bailey, reached here
Yesterday from Crookston, Minn.
She will live here with her grand
parents
Frank-Stevens has taken pos
ition with Charles r Kelsey Co. in
the dry goods department-the pos
ition made vacant b. the resiena-
tion Of II B Wolfe.
Hon. Harry Syms, register of the
land Office at Boise, was here yes
terday Harry looks just the same
as when he use to make an honest
living running a newspaper,
Mrs. Matte Groves spoke at the
Baptist church Tuesday night On
the subject Of "W hat Shall We Dol
to Save Our Youth? She spoke
again Wednesday night on "The
White Life For Two" at Congregat-
ional church.
". Vincent, the well known
barber, leaves with his family the
lst of June.for Atlanta, whore they
will spend the summer and where
Mr. Vincent win conduct a barber
shop They expect to remain un-
I'll about the 1st of November.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Anson will
erect IN the rear of their black
smith shop house tent aud move
into il, whore they will live for the
present. The Christensen house,
where they formerly resided, is un-
dergoing repairs, and after these
are completed, the place will be
occupied by c E. Epperson
Miss Susan Chattin returned the
first Of the week from a, lecture
tour in the towns Of Idaho Falls,
Pocatello, Shoshone and Hager.
man, where she addressed aud.
fences in the, Baptist churches Of
these cities in behalf of the Baptist
college Of McMinnville, Oregon, the
only Baptist college in the north
west
Mrs Bert Parker and daughter
Lille came TO town from the ranch
Monday morning on shopping
trip, returning home in the after
noon A tame woodchuck, the
proud possession Of Miss Lille, ac-
companied them here, and was
turned o .er TO Johnie Brad who
had made arrangements for the
transfer Of the little creature some
time since.
Mr.. Chris Olsen left for BuIlfrog,
Nevada, Monday evening. He
owns some very good mining pro.
perty in the vicinity Of the famous
Shoshone mine at Montgomery
MOUNTAIN where Salt Lake capital
is fast buying up all it can get
without regard to price. Mr.. Oh
sen thinks be will dispose Of some
Of his claims, possessing as he does
about eighteen in the vicinity Of the
big strike.
F A Freelana, the Bruneau
lumber dealer, was ov er from that
plae last Saturday in search oil
men and wheel scrapess for work
on the reservoir Work On the
Bruneau and Fairview reservoirs
is being pushed, with good chances
for plenty Of water for this years
crops Bruneau is looking for
ward hopefully for the electric line
from this place, the power for
which will be generated from Crane
falls.
Colonel Linton and wife left for
Salt Lake Tuesday evening, to be
absent several weeks, during which
time the Colpnsl will enter 5
Mark hospital and receive treatment
for the ailment which has during
the past winter confined him with
in doors During their stav in
Salt Lake their residence will be
occupied o by Photographer Beaton
and mother
Edward Poole, brother of George
Posle, is here visiting with his
brother and family, reaching here
Sunday evening from Missouri.
This is the first meeting of the
brothers in nearly forty years, Mr..
Pool is veteran of the Philippine
war and his brother George vet