Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1893-05-06
See the new waschmaker's card.


Roscoe Smith spent last Sunday
in Boise, visiting relatives aud at
tending church.
A. l.. Wolcott has been appoint
ed Clerk of the Probate Court by
Judge Clinton.
Mrs. and Miss Leonard, of Silver
Citv, are visiting with friends in
Mountain Home.
Bert Prey is now holding the rib,
bons on the stage liue between this
place and Lime Creek.
J. l.. Tate and Miss Mary Tate
departed for their Indian creek
summer home on Thursday last.
After a long fight with rheuma-
tism, Frank AXE was able to hob
bic around our streets this week.
DIR. Silva has some mineral spe-
cimens on exhibition at his drug
store which he prizes very highly.
Wick went to Boise Thursday
Within full determination of knock
ing the stutiin out of Jim Corbett ii
he accepted his challenge.
The komikal Klub was out in
full force last night and greatly
surprised Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. r. Hall
by taking possession of their resi-
dence for Il time.
SHILoH's NIrALIzER is what Won
need Tor Dyspepsia, Torpid LAYER, Vel
low skin or Kidney trouble 1t is
guaranteed to give you satisfaction.
Price 75c. Sold by DIR. Bearby.
Sheriff Gray went to HALEY the
forepart Of the week and Thursday
night returned with Mrs. Gray and
Mrs. Glenn, his mother and sister,
who will hereafter reside in Noun
tain Home.
The suit in the Probate Court
of John Van Shaick. administrator
of the estate of Chas. SAVERS,
deceased, VS.. Martin Hickman for
trespass, was on Wednesday even
ing decided by a jury in favor Of
the administrator.
Mrs. Daniel, an aged lady who
resides with her son Marion Daniel,
has been quite i'll for a week or
more. and il is sincerely hoped by
all that good old grandma" NAV
soon recover and bless all by her
cheerful presence for many years to
come
. Notwithstanding the inelement
weather number Of people gather
ed at the school house Yesterday to
observe Arbor Day. After singing
by the children, appropriate remarks
were made by Mrs. DIR. Bearby and
the teachers. Geo. 7. Hall donated
a lot of trees and each pupil was
supplied with one to take home and
plant.
If you want your advertisements
read by the people generally, put
them in the old reliable BULLETIN
the pioneer paper and the official
paper of Gilmore county. 1t goes TO
every camp in the county and has
double the bona fide circulation of
any other paper in the county. A
word To the wise should be sufii-
cient.
A. B. Clark has presented to the
BULLETIN a copy of the Chicago
Herald, dated May |, 1893. II is
wonderful paper and will be jealousy
preserved by us. Ii is, of course,
all imaginative, but many Of the
great achievements mentioned IN
its columns may be realized by
those who are on deck loo years
hence. II modastly sets the popa-
latioa Of Chicago in 1893 at 10000,
900 souls.
Would it not be a capital move
for some one to start a creamery at
Mountain Home? Ii would be an
advantage to the town and a great
help to the ranchers by giving them
a market for their surplus milk.
There is no good reason hy people
living. in Mountain Home should
buy an inferior grade of butter
shipped in from the outside when a
better grade can be produced here
at home and the money left with
the ranchers so that they would be
more able TO patronize home mer-
chants.
After an absence Of two months
or more in the east, DIR. w. +. Smith
returned home last Sunday and
was welcomed back BY host of
friends. What the DR.. witnessed
on his trip would fill a book, if
printed. Suffice it to say that he
had an enjoyable time at the inaug-
uration of Cleveland, hobnobhing
with Grover and other Democratic
servants Of the people, witnessing
the great naval display, taking
in the sights Of New York and his
native city Of Richmond, etc Yet he
expresses satisfatt ton at being once
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