Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1892-12-17
SATURDAY, Dec. Il, 1892.


change.
w. II. Baker and wife visited the
State Capital last Monday.
Bob Chattin and AL More took
spin over to Boise Tuesday.
Judge Clinton went to Junction
Bar Monday, to be absent ten days.
Mute Nichols, from South Boise
river valley, spent several days in
Mountain Home during the week.
J. III. Casey came in from Boise
Wednesday and took the stage
Thursday for his ranch on South
Boise river.
We are pleased to note that W.
q. Reynolds has recovered from his
recent Illness and is again at his
post of duty.
Jack Boyakin, son of the noted
Boise Democrat editor, made the
BULLETIN office n fraternal call on
Monday last.
L. NJ. May, the popular druggist
of Glenn's Ferry and Coroner-elect
by big majority, was in town ac-
companied by his wife last Monday.
Get your driving rigs in good
shape by having them painted.
James Carroll, the brush artist Of
Mountain Home, will do the job in
good style.
s. s. Brady came up from Glenn's
Ferry. Saturday, ON a visit. Sam
is at Neil Shroder's institute, and
when you visit the Ferry be sure
and drop in and sec him.
Hot holiday drinks can be had at
all hours AT Ottenheimer Il Chattin's,
Manuel Comes, Tim kenncdy's and
SEQ. Houses popular resorts.
Tim Lynch brought from the
Mountains, a few days ago, beau
tiful pine TO be used for Christ
mas tree at the Episcopal church.
Arthur Pence was in town sun
day from Bruneau valley. He says
postoilice has been established AT
his place and it is named Hot
Springs, with Hon. j. S. Lewis post
master.
At rattle in Geo. Houses saloon
Saturday night for a handsomely
home-painted table scarf, Billy
Wilson was the lucky winner--he
throwing AZ and setting EN- up for
the house"
The dust has been settled and
James Carroll is now ready to re-
ceive orders for the painting Of car
riages, buggies or other vehicles.
Charges moderate and satisfaction
guaranteed.
The new county officers will take
their positions on the first Monday
in January. instead of the second
Monday as heretofore-the law hav-
ing been changed by legislative act
two years ago.
Fresh sturgeon has been dealt
out this week at Burns meat
market. Fred called it "a Snake
river minnow," yet it weighed two
hundred pounds.
Captain Sweeney, L. S. A. San Di-
ego, Cal, says "Shiloh's Catarrh REM
.dy is the first medicine | have ever
found that would do me any good"
Price so cts. Sold by DIR. Bcarby.
w. Fields departed for New York
Monday on visit to relatives and
friends. Forty-three years have
passed by since Mr.. Fields landed
on the Pacific coast and this is his
first return to the home of his boy
hood.
Poss Robertson will soon build
ferry boat and run it across Snake
river at point q miles below
Loveridge's Ferry. He is erecting
a bnilding on this side of the river,
in Gilmore county, near Chris Ter
rill's place.
Miss Elise Kloh, who has been
visiting with the family of Banker
j. w. Campbell for several months,
will on Monday next depart for her
home in Washington. The absence Of
this yivacious, accomplished young
lady will cause many signs to emf
nate from the breasts Of numerous
young men in this vicinity.
People have been on the move in
Mountain Home during the past
week; at least few of them. Law
yer HOWE and wife are now happily
ensconced at La Neta", Geo. W.
Fletcher Jr. and family have taken
possession ofth house formerly oc-
cupied by HOWE, &. z. Oliver aud
wife will soon occupy the vacated
Fletcher house, and Ii G, Madison
and family are located in The new
house erected by John Mitchell.
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