Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1893-02-25
SATURDAY, Feb. %, 1898.
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Yesterday was beautiful spring
like day.
Mrs. Geo. w, Hill returned from
California last Sunday night.
Sheriff Gray made hastv trip
to HALEY the forepart Of this week.
A dance will be given at Glcnn's
Ferry on the evening of st Patrick,s
day.
Misses Lizzie and Ida Fitzwater
are reported on the sick list this
week.
Auditor Wickersham returned
home from the Capital last We'd
nesday.
Mrs. Bert Prey, formerly of
Atlanta, is now teaching a private
school at Idaho City.
Mrs. ]. H. Casey Of South Boise
and Mrs Matt Casey Of Hills station,
were visitors here Thursday
Preaching at the Probate Court
room tomorrow BY Rev. Mr.. Burr.
Sunday school at II o'clock.
The BULLETIN is pleased to note
that Mrs. l.. A. Underwood is re-
covering from her recent serious
illness.
Rev. Jennings will hold divine
services at the Episoopa church to-
morrow morning and evening. Sun
day school at IL o'clock.
Some Of the old boys were fight
ing the tiger" with success during
the past week at George Houses
Private Club--and some didn't.
1t is asserted that Boise has fifty
lawyers. Out Of this number Of
course there are several shysters
who would disgrace any profession.
Frank AXE shipped five carloads
of fine beef cattle from this place
last Tuesday morning, for Chicago.
He and al. More accompanied the
train.
The Misses Corder, Miss Slater,
Will Corder, Sam Galloway and
the Mcmillan brothers from Nav
field, attended the ball heie We'd
nesday night.
An important meeting of Gilmore
Lodge No. 80, A. f. & A. NJ, will
be held at Odd Fellows hall next
Wednesday evening. and full at
tendance of members is earnestly
requested.
Bob Chattin and his little son re-
turned here last SUNDAY night from
their visit To Tennessee. Mr. Chatiin
SAYS they have experienced down
South this winter the colaest
weather ever known in that locality.
Sheriff ]. d. GRAY has purchased
the beautiful residence and grounds
of Geo. w. Fletcher Sr. in this place
and will soon occupy the same.
Jim evidently intends to become
one of our permanent and. we trust,
financially solid citizen.
Manuel Comes has recently di-
Yided his saloon with lattice work
making a nice and comfortable
club-room Mt the rear of his build
ing The Miners Exchange con.
tinues 10 oe n very popular place OF
resart-to be known hereafter as
Jed Clayton's Home"
A. Il. Clark has contracted with
Geo. ?. Hall to have 50 acres of his
land adjoining this town planted
with prune trees and one acre with
ounces. 1t will not he many years
before Mr.. Clark will have one oil
the most valuable orchards and vine.
yards to be seen in this part Of
Idaho.
". II. Robertson, of Brnneau
valley, drew the 10th present in the
San Francisco Examiner gift enter
prise on the 18th inst-an orange
tract of 8! acres, situated at Perris
California, and valued mt Fl ,25O
The BULLETIN does not know
whether the lucky man is big
Henry or Little Henry" but con
gratulations are however extended
J. J. Little requests the person
whn threw an ak through window
of his residence at the reservoir, EN-
tered the house and took away /
large he'd blanket, two quilts ant
several other articles, to return th'
bedding, as the nights are quit
cold at present and such articles ar
badly needed. The burglar an,
his dog was seen going up the reser
voir dam and made his way TOWARD
town. Mr.. Little says if the scound
rel will only return his bedding tina
he will pay for the window glass AM
call il square.
sHILoa's cuRE, the Great Cougl
and Group Cure j. for sale by DR. Nj. j
Bearhv. Pocket size contains % doses
only 25c. Children love IL