Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1890-06-14
GLENN,s FERnY FACTS.

IttOfNituii itAN WAS nulN hIcttNth
here by suspension of business
and the exercises usual to that an-
niversary. In the forenoon a pro-
cession was formed at the school
house and marched TO the Gene
terry at the old Ferry where all the
graves were decorated with the ma
tive flowers Of Idaho. 4 few un-
known graves scattered in the brush
outside the town were also visited
and decorated. In the evening AT
the school house, literary exercises
were held. Prof. c. a. Smith de-
livered a stirring address on the
day celebrated and the memories il
recalls. He highly eulogized the
defenders of the Union and was
well applauded. Then followed the
song THE Hills of Idaho" by the
quartette, Misses Nora Morrow,
Minnie Judy, ida Hogan and Hal
lie Morrow. Recitations, John
Bull" Joe Plunkett; "The Blue
and the Gray Nora Morrow; "The
American Flag" Annie Howard;
Grafton, "The Fallen Dead" A. NJ,
Sinnott. The speaker eulogized the
memory Of the heroes in blue and
the horoes in gray, and though n
member of the Sons Of Veterans
organization. he would he glad To
see the blood-stained pages Of our
Nations history from 81 to '65 ex-
plunged from and torn out Of the
book. REGULATIONS, United at
Last" Ida Hogan; "The Georgia
! Volunteer" Mime Judy; "Bingen
on the Rhine" Halle Morrow
Somebody's Darling" Carrie
, Skinner; "Our Loved Dead" Eddie
, Roberts. The exercises closed with
the song Idaho" by the quartette.
On June 4, Aleck Bruce, special
, constable, brought VIM. Hopkins
into court under arrest, and Elmer
Bell of Payette appeared and filed
! a complaint against Hopkins, that
| Hopkins had attempted to explore
his (Bell's) interior regions with a
: butcher knife, although he protested
in ringing tones against any such
invasion. A reinforcement APP
peared in the shape Of George Nc
Williams arriving with aWinchester
e who held the invading force back and
prevented an entry into the walls OF
! Bell. The fracas occurred ID miles
northwest Of Mountain Home, on
June ID. At the examination be.
e fore Justice Sinnott, District Attor.
: ney McCarty appeared for the Ter.
e ritory. Hopkins was bound over
# in the sum Of 5000 to answer before
a the grand jury. On the same day
r Minnie Glover, belle Of the dem
: monde" filed a complaint under
Y oath that Thomas Howard, while
visiting her, sliced her by tn,
( throat, threw her dow II on the bed
r and robbed her of her pocket-bsob
t containing SIS. A preliminary
!; examination was held, Howard be
e ing in custody Of Aleck Bruce. BY
}, consent of court, District Attorney
= McCarty dismissed the charge 0
h robbery and Howard was permitted
to plead guilty Of petit larceny
r Sentenced to thirty days penance il
i the Maison de White, $25 fine anC
r costs. Sheriff White, the next day
# departed with his new guests fol
the Bar, and Minnie remained il
n town where she iran amuckn a few
i days after, crazed through NOR
n phine, and she was put on a west
/ bound train.
: Commissioner Stockton has con
u veyed his land claim to Louis Hal
sted, a gentleman from California
G This conveyance embraces thu
g Glenn's Ferry TOWNSHIP. For |
!, while, by reason Of this change, I
a real estate war-cloud seemed I,
u settle on the horizon, but has nov
: dispelled.
During the past week we noticed
ex-Chief Justice Weir, District At
torney McCarty, Sheriff White, vi,
Bicrbower of Shoshone, and City
Marshal Aleck Bruce of Mountain
Home, in our town.
Fred Wright is running the U
p. eating house and ministers Il
the wants of the hungry passenger:
as well as those of his old friends
Judge {. Il. Corker is SO busy al
:. work on his placer mining claim
e that he has no chance TO come Il
I town.
r Miss Minnie Garfield one of the
l Ferry's most popular young ladie.
is duly installed as post office clerk
r Geo. +. Mahoney started east fol
9 a sojourn among the corn fields o.
' Missouri with the old folks at home
& Fireman j. S. Tapscott and wife
. and j. NJ Atkins have left TO try
/ their good fortunes in Portland.
\ Jesse Woreham, assistant holster
4 at the round house, is very i'll witt
/ an attack of typhoid fever.
, Mrs. Smith, mother of Mr.. Dav,
Macy, started for visit back TO tn,
/. prairies Of Illinois.
!. VIM. Lawlor, section foreman
: was transferred TO Bellevue las
, week.
1 Mrs. r. p. Davidson left for {