Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1890-03-01
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nanehers are all getting ready 10
plant large crops III the spring
Joe Sullaway-ppps the whip ON
the stage lSss--Setwccn here and
Hills station.
We are glad to see our old friend
Deliaven on the streets after long
and severe Illness.
Jim Kensler and John brow and
wife Of oreana now have charge of
the Turner House.
Mr.. J. Stull, brother Of the late
Homer Stull, arrived from Roches-
ter, New York, last week.
The way the Neal mining camp
is looming up this spring it is sure
to draw eastern capitalists.
G. w. Fletcher Jr, returned from
Long valley, and is stopping a few
days with Mr.. G. w. Fletcher Sr.
Mr.. NJ. johnson says he can
Guido "la gfpps" every time, but
he is now Ncufy able TO cast a
shadow.
August Kunnuckee had mar
row escape last7weck, being thrown
by a horse lapd the horse falling
upon him.
AL. Cruttenden, i'm company with
his brother-in-law, Mr.. Duff, of
Cotton, Washington, returned from
Walla Walla last Friday.
The Mountain Home Sunday
school is. now progressing nicely,
also the day school; both under the
management of Mr.. :. H. Frazier
II is reported that DIR. Smith will
locate in Mountain Home when he
returns from France. The little
Doctor has many warm friends here,
and his former success has made
him an undying name in this com
munity.
Mr.. Harry Laughlin, formerly Of
Iowa, who has. been stopping a
short time in tins town, went to
Boise City to--sake charge of the
work at the U. p. depot there at
S75 per month.
Fred Wright of Glenn's Ferry
was in town last Friday laying in
supplies for his new restaurant and
lunch counter, also to give a general
invitation to his free ball on the
night of the oath, prior 10 entering
his new quarters.
Bob Burns came from the Neal
camp on the double quick" in
answer to a telegram that his baby
was very sick. The little one is re-
ported improving very fast now
under faithful care in Boise City.
We are glad to learn that the
trouble has all been settled by the
large wool commission houses in
Boston, represented in this section
by Mr.. Russell; and that they in
tend to pay the very highest mar
ket price for wool this coming sea-
son.
We hear that Colonel Wheeler,
formerly of this place, died last
week in Shoshone. This makes four
Of our old and prominent citizens
that have been called suddenly to
the great world beyond since the
fall of the winters snow.
Mr.. J. NJ. Pinkerton, who has
been operator here for about two
months "a long time for an operator
to remain in Mountain Home), was
called home to Creston Iowa, by
telegram that his young wife was
at the point of death. Mr.. Pinker-
ton is a steady young man of u,
and during his short. stay here
made many warm friends, all of
whom extend their sympathy, and
wish his wife speedy recovery.
Mozart's long absence does not
signify that this town has been on
a standstill, bat on, the other hand
il means that we have beeu kept on
the jump to>keapup with the times.
Mountain Home is too far from
Chicago to be hurt if Chicago does
get the Worlds Fair.
1t is reported that O. J. Sails
bury of Salt Lake has the contract
10 carry the mail between Min.
Home and 0reana, via Bruneau
valley, Grand View and Castle
creek; also between here and Rocky
Bar. MOZART.
Mountain Home, Feb. 81.