Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1893-10-14
Bread riots are occurring in Wis.

| NhhS- ~. CARMEN.
Bread riots are occurring in Wis
consin.
Mrs. Henry Johnson has returned
home from Little Sioux, Iowa.
The Tucker election bill passed
the House by a vote of 200 TO 1O1
A poll of the Senate shows 4S fol-
and ~ against repeal of the Sher-
man act.
Helfrich & Miller shipped 1900
pounds Of freight TO Atlanta last
Monday.
Wedding bells will soon ring out
in the vicinity of Oreana, according
to Madam Rumor.
Remember that Reynolds, the
matchmaker, is always on hand to
repair your jewelry.
Born, in Mountain Home, Idaho.
Oct. 8, 1893, TO the wife of w. H.
holland, daughter.
Mrs. Burnet, an estimable LADY,
and mother of Miss Lille Burnet.
one Of our school teachers, has re-
turned to Big Camas.
Carpenters have been busily en-
gagged all this week building an adj
dition to Rice & Co.'s store, and il
is almost ready for occupancy.
Senator Daniel of Virginia and
Senator Shoup Of Idaho have our
thanks for Congressional docu-
ments Of much interest.
We find in the Omaha Droyers
Journal Of the 10th that VIM. Will
son sold 100 cows at 1925; % feed
ers at $3.50, and 43 feeders at 1915.
Hutchins & Kunnecke have re-
celved new sausage machine and
are busily engaged in the manufac-
ture OF sausage at their First Ward
meat market.
1t is reported that Tim Donovan,
formerly foreman of the Gilmore
mine at Rocky Bar, was recently
married in New York and that he
and his bride have gone on a visit
to Ireland.
Miss Bertha Turner recently re-
ceived handsome silver spoon
from James Carroll, who is now in
Alaska. Being of native silver and
manufactured by an Alaskan art
list, the young lady highly prizes
the gift.
w. J. Bogard and J. P. Cleve-
land departed for Alarka on Thurs
days westbound train. A large
number Of friends gathered at the
depot to bid them farewell and
wish them much prosperity in the
frozen north.
San Robertson and Arthur Pence
,ame over from Hot Spring on
Wednesday. They report having a
nome minstrel troupe that is hard
o beat, and that the company will
yive a performance at Hyde's hall.
bruneau, on the night of the Goth. !
w. b. Stewart, a sheepherder
Who had been in the employ of
Montgomery e. Rogerson in Owyhee |
county, came here Monday and re-
ported that he had been robbed of |
80 and a check on the Elmore
'ank for 800 at Hot Spring. Pay
nent of the check was stopped at
he bank and Mr.. Montgomery i'm
nediately drew a duplicate and
stewart got his money and de-
parted for Oregon. 1t now trans
'ires that Stewart filled himself up
With ''sheepherder's delight" at the
,pring and dropped the check upon
he ground at that place, which was
ound and sent to Mr.. Montgomery.
The Statesman Of the 7th instant
ontains the following death notice
i gentleman who was well known
n Rocky Bar and Atlanta: "How-
I'D Gray, one Of the inmates at the
.sylum for the insane at Blackfoot.
lied recently. The deceased was
n lSSO-2 sheriff of Alturas county.
fray was healthy, strong minded
nan until few years ago. He
Uttered from a disease which led
Q softening Of the brain and was
inally placed in the asylum where
le died helpless imbecile. For
'eeks prior to his death the only
punishment be received was forced
Iown his throat.