Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1892-07-03

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]. M. johnson was agreeably sur
priced few days ago at the receipt
Of fine rosewood Office desk-the
gift of friend in the east. II is
really n beauty and has all con-
veniences attached, including arm
rests, pen and pencil racks, book
cases, locker for cigars and soda
water, and has beautiful corrogat-
ed roller top which when pulled
down securely locks every drawer
attached to the desk. Johnny is
an extensive sheep-raiser, but he
feels more elated just now than be
does during a good lambing season.
Wednesday evening a three-year
old SON Of John Jones received a
serious cut on the back of one of his
hands with Ratchet while playing
with other children. An artery was
severed and the blood flowed in a
fearful manner before Drs. Smith
& Baugh came TO his rescue. 1t is
said the little fellow bore up under
his affection without murmer and
with the grit of an old war veteran.
Wednesday about so children as
sembled at the residence of Mr.. and
Mrs. C. w. Howeth in remem-
brancs Of the 9Th anniversary of
the birth Of their little son Gran
vile. Feasting and frolicing was
the order Of the day and the little
folks enjoyed themselves to their
hearts content.
The BULLETIN editor aokn now
lodges the receipt Of q compliment
tary season ticket for 1892 from c.
r. Shaw, president of the Caldwell
Base Ball Association. We are
told they have the finest play
grounds and grand stand in Idaho,
and that they will play the Sho.
shone boys on the Sd and 4th Of
July.
/ Mrs. C. v. Smith and Miss Carrie
! Baxter came in from Boise Wednes
day. and proceeded to Rocky Bar
Thursday, accompanied by Miss
Mabel Payne, who has gone on q
short visit to good friends in the
mountains.
We are reliably informed that
the White Star Mining Company Of
New York has sent out sufficient
money TO pay all indebtedness in
Cured by working their Shake creek
mines. This will crafty many
deserving miners.
The BULLETIN acknowledges a
pleasant call from DIR. ]. r. Houser
a very intelligent and entertaining
gentleman and sound Democrat
form Iowa, who is sojourning here
for the benefit of his health.
The BULLETIN is pleased to note
that the Messrs. Fletcher and their
families will remain in Mountain
Home, Notwithstanding they have
transferred their business to Geo. +
Rice & Co.
George House is erecting a dwell
ing on his lands about one mile
north of town-and it is possible he
contemplates occupying one house
with two Houses.
The Congregationalists will orga-
nize Sunday school at Odd Eel
lows hall to-day at 10 o'clock
Preaching, morning and evening, al
Same place.
Henry johnson still lies in a
very critical condition at his ranch
on the Rocky Bar road, and his
friends are fearful that he will moi
survive q great while.
Notwithstanding the mercury
reached LOG in the shade severa
days during the past week, the
nights were pleasant--and of sucf
is Idaho climate.
Rev. Mr.. Burr, the Congrega
tional minister, has recently beer
joined here by his daughter, Mis-
Minnie Burr. from Salt Lake.
( Foley Abbott arrived from Rock,
Bar Thursday. purchased fin'
wagon and started on his return
trip Friday morning.
Mrs. ID. B. Hill returned home
from Owyhee county Tuesday, &c
companied by Miss Sedlak ant
Mrs. d. Hyde.
! The hay crop in this section j
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