Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1905-03-02
BREvITIEs

w. IL. iHuruaH uhS FetuTHeu
from California.
Tom White was a visitor to
Mountain Home on Monday from
Glenn's Ferry.
Edith Mason is recovering from
an attack of pneumonia, but is still
confined to her bed.
Thoroughbred Barred Plymouth
Rock eggs, $3.50 per setting of
thirteen eggs. S. D. CALLAwAY.
There will be a meeting of the
Catholics at the church Sunday at
8 p, IN. All strangers requested to
come.
j. B. Gorwood departed Tuesday
morning for Souris, N. D. Mr.. Cor
wood owns large farm in that
state, but will sell out and return
here next fall.
The big new warehouse of the
Idaho Commercial company, now
being built by Contractor Mahoney
south of the depot, is being pushed
to completion. Its dimensions are
4Ox60.
Little Ellen, the fve-year-old
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Peter An
son, is quite seriously i'll, and the
little boy, Ray, is also obliged to
remain home from school on ac-
count of illness.
E. M. Wolfe went to Vale, Oregon.
yesterday to appear in the suit of
Guillaume VS.. Kiesel, Schilling &
Danielson Fruit Land company as
counsel for plaintiff. The suit in
wolves large sum.
]. L. Bradford of Crookston, Min
nesota, and Ben Swenson of West
hope, N. d., left Monday evening
for their homes. Mr.. Bradford ex-
poets to return at an early date and
Mr.. Swenson will be back next fall
to lemain permanently.
Manager Powers is busy connect
ing the residence of Mr.. G. e. Cor
ker with the Glenn's Ferry tele-
phone exchange. He expects to
have the private line completed by
the the 18th of this month. 1t will
be about a mile and a half in length
Owing to division OF the terri.
tory, the Rev. Father VerBrugge,
pastor of the local Catholic church,
will not hold services here or at
Glenn's Ferry hereafter. A petit
ton is being circulated asking the
bishop Of Boise to allow Father Yer
Brugge to remain
George p Hall of Garnet was in
town last Friday getting matters in
shape for the seasons work on his
rare peach orchard on the banks of
the Snake, where the present is full
of promise for magnificent and
record breaking yield of the famous
and delicious output of Snake river
peaches.
Henry Person died early last
Saturday morning of catarrh Of the
stomach at his residence in this
city, The deceased had been inva-
lid for the past five years He
was a native of Indiana, where he
was born nearly fifty-seven years
ago. He is survived by his wife
ana three sons.
Brother Overholt, formerly of the
Shoshone Post, has severed his con-
nection with that paper, passing
through here last week on his way
west to look up a more favorable 10.
cation. His former partner will
continue the Posts publication, but
Mr. Overholt declared be had enough
of Lincoln county journalism.
The local aerie of Eagles has just
received from the hands of Taxi
dermist Austin Of Boise a magnifi
Gently mounted eagle which will in
future adorn the Eagles lodge room
in this city The imperial bird has
a spread of something like eight
feet from tip to tip and every detail
of form and feature is startlingly
life-like.
A. E. Danley of Mohall, N. D.,
arrived here Friday with his family
to settle on land in the vicinity o.
Mountain Home. Charles A. Conk.
lin of the same place accompanied
him. Mr.. Danley says many people
from his former Dakota home vii
follow him during the coming sum