Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1893-01-28
SATURDAY, Jan. 2S, 1898.

Jake Ottenheimer visited Boise
Wednesday.
r. II Lennon. a HALEY attorney,
was in Mountain Home Tuesday.
A bov hahv was horn IN the wife
If Gus Rikewine at Caldwell last
week.
George Mccormick came down
from Rocky Bar Tuesday on his way
TO Boise.
" m Stockton was visitor nj
F'moro's capital Monday from the
riverside town
Andrew Evans. an extensive
sheep raiser If Castle Creek. was in
this place Thursday.
Tho firs. horn child Of Sig Pawn
ter and wife died short time aga
near Portland, Oregon.
Frank AXE. A. w Lockmln. r.
Hutchins and DE- Smith all invaded
Boise civ last Thursday.
A large number of men came in
from the Indian creek dam Monday
having completed that structure.
The BuLLEEIN liz glad to learn
that since going 10 Ogden the health
Of lion. f. C. Helfrich is improv-
ing.
DIR. Baugh reports his patients
MI doing well and the sick list very
materially reduced from that of last
week.
We are again indebted to Senator
White, Representative Bogard and
Secretary Wickersham for legisla-
tive favors.
Deputy Sheriff Roberts was up
from the Ferry Tuesday, but owing
to pressing official business he did
not tarry long
We are greatly indebted TO James
Carroll for furnishing us with the
names and characters of the maskers
Thursday night.
Mr. and Mrs Howeth. Drs. Smith
and Baugh, Alec Bruce and Sam
Brady attended the dance at Glenn's
Ferry Wednesday night.
The BULLETIN returns thanks to
Charlie Howeth for complimentary
ticxets to the grand masquerade
hsill given Thursday night.
Frank Wyman. bright and
Highly respected young lawyer Of
the Capital citv. was caller Mt the
BULLETIN office Wednesday last.
Ed. Hnlbnrd. business man at
Glenn's Ferry for long while, has
skipped for parts unknown, leaving
many creditors to mourn his sud-
den departure.
The Kids will retaliate. They
held meeting few evenings ago
and resolved to hereafter prohibit
all persons over IL years of age at
tending their dances.
S. A. McAnultv of Cold Spring
creek returned from Wood River
Wednesday, and proceeded home
the following day. Nc. says il is
too blarsted cod up there to suit
him.
Hon. jeff Bogard of this county
has introduced bill in the legisla-
fure to compel railroad companies
TO construct a fence along each side /
of their tract for the protection of
cattle
Judge Golden returned from
Portland Wednesday. where he had /
been To visit Mrs. Golden and son
Arthur. whom he found ENJOYING
good beaIth Ha departed for
Rocky Bar Friday.
7. Hutehins. the extensive cattle
raiser, informs us that sto, ON the
winter ranges are faring wonder
fully well, and that the season has
now SO far advanced it is alnlos. GER
TAN that the cattle will come out in
the spring fat and risky.
DIR. Houser, who spent last sum-
mer in Mountain Home for the BEN
eff of his health, died at Iowa CITY
on the 2lst instant DIR. Houser
made many warm friends while
here and his death will be sincerely
regretted by all who knew him.
Ex-Commissioner Sam Black well
came IN from his Cold Spring ranch
Monday on business visit. When
asked his opinion of the outrageous
and false charge published against
him by the Chief of Elmore" Re-
puhlicans, he replied: Il know the
frio-every one of them-and | feel
just like the man who was kicked
by the Invest and meanest animal
on earth; consider the source. etc,
AMI that ends il so far as am con-
ceaHs1 in'l Sam is eminently