Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1892-06-26
DIR. Smith says the sick list JUS
DoOv Ia unite small.

DIR. Smith says the sick list just
now is quite small.
The new bank in this place will
soon BE- ready for business.
E~Go to Rinehart's for fresh
vegetables and fruits.
Miss Maude, sister Of Lawyer w.
II. Dial. is visiting in Mountain
Home.
90 Rushings and ladies' fur
nishing goods just received at Mrs.
Hagar's.
Mrs. Harry Madison departed for
shoshone last Monday, On visit to
relatives.
Miss Hope Pyb6rA daughter of
DIR. Bearby, is nov Visiting friends
at Shoshone.
E~ Rcady-made suits for ladies,
and dress goods 81 all kinds just
received at Mrs. Hagar's.
tockkmen are informed that
they can insert their brands in the
BULLETIN at very low rates.
John Benham came over from
Bruneau Thursday to meet two sis.
tiers to arrive from the East.
Joe Hsssler's smiling counte-
nance was visible bD<6ur streets
Tuesday evening, from Rocky Bar.
- Strawberries. fresh from the
patch every evening, at Rinehart's.
Is cents per box, boxes 800.
Judge Bart Clinton came down
from Junction Bar Monday on BUSH
ness connected with the SEWERS
estate.
Jake Ottenhcimer, Mo has
recently been severely afflicted with
rheumatism. is again able to be at
his place of business.
G. II. Shaw, of the lumber firm
of Reynolds & Shaw, and now re-
siding in Caldwell, made the Bull
LErIN Office friendly call on Mon
day last.
DIR. Smith informs us that little
Ethel Bennett, daughte~ of Rich
ard Bennett, has almost entirely
recovered from her recent severe
illness.
Warren I.ockmah has sold his
cattle, numberinglabout 800 head,
10 a Mr.. Comfy Of Moptana, at the
price of $12 per head; also ten head
of horses.
We heartily thank the Boise
Statesman and Salt Lake Tribune
for promptly changing the BuLLE-
RVS address. Will other exchanges
please do likewise.
A carload of wool was destroyed
by fire at Cleft STATION last Monday
II belonged TO Kbshlh and Bros, o.
Portland, oregort ahd the loss is
placed at 81. 500.
Robert Rogerson, of Butte P. o.
Cassia county, Idaho, and of the
firm of Montgomery Il Rogerson
sheep raisers of Butte, Idaho, was 4
visitor at Mountain Home during
the past week.
J. ". Campbell, cashier of tn,
Mountain Home bank, arrived herr
from Washington Friday. Thu
BULLETIN is pleased TO note that Mr.
Campbell ID very affable gentle
man and good Democrat.
Captain Relf Bledsoe, who is ex
tcnsively engaged in placer MINING
near Shoshone Falls, stopped owe
here Tuesday to visit his son John
now Of the BULLETIN force. III
was also welcomed by many old
time friends.
The wife of A. r. Clark is daily
expected TO arrive here from Chica
NO, 60 make this her <permaoen
residence. Mr.. Clark recent,
purchased the Dodge place sad i
making many noted inpSorcment
thereabouts.
Adm Hall last Tuesday present
ed the BULLETIN family with |
liberal supply of the largest ant
most delicious strawberries eve
grown in any country. They wer
produced on Mr.. Halls Benne
creek ranch and some of the beau
ties measured four inches in circum
ference.
Last Sundays BULLETIN was re
ceived by the people of Mountain
Home with genuine expressions Q
favor that are highly appreciates
by its publisher-over fifty ne'
subscribers having added thei
names to our list II is the desir
of the BuLLErIS to aid In the ma
terial advancement Of the people {
Mountain Home and all Elmor
county. This can be done by direci
ing the attention Of settlers TO tn
desirability OF our agricultural an
pasture lands. and TO our grea
mining resources. In this work "
rolicit the aid of the citizens OF thi
community generally. and ii
hearty cooperation Of all the bus
ness men and mining men--at II
same time courteously remindiu
them that tho BULLETIN still hs
advertising space to let and ROOF
for more subscribers,