Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1893-12-16
SATURDAY, December 16, 1893.
Official Paper Of fillmore County
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Remember the b. b. b.
Sheriff Gray visited the Capital
City Tuesday.
Mrs. r. c. Helfrich returned Sun
day from visit to Ogden.
ETR Reynolds. the Jeweler, nov
has an elegant line of Jewelry Of
all kinds.
Reader, consult these columns
for the best bargains to be obtained
in the line Of holiday goods.
Mrs. McKim, Frank McWilliams,
Chas. Howeth, Chas. Bray, and
Sam Kincaid went to Boise Monday.
Mrs. Ben Gray departed last Sun
day night for HALEY where she will
visit relatives during the holidays.
Reynolds, at the postoflice, has
just received large lot of fine jew
elry--just the thing for holiday pre-
sents.
Thomas McAndrews, aged about
so years, died at the county hospi-
tai in this place last Sunday night
His residence, before his illness, was
in Owyhee county.
Manuel Comes wishes TO remind
those indebted to him that the first
day Of January is fast approaching
and that they will surely shear
something drap" if they do not walk
up to the captains Office and settle
before that date.
F. w. Merritt, Minnesota capt.
talist, accompanied by his private
secretary, also II. c. Gregg Of Spo-
kane, arrived here Wednesday eve
ming and Thursday morning de-
parted in company with superin-
tendent McAfee for an inspection of
the Grand View placer grounds
which Mr.. McAfee represents. Gold
hearing properties seem now to be
in favor with capitalists.
What fools some mortals be. A
few days ago gentleman called at
the BULLETIN office and asked to
see the Boise papers for the purpose
of obtaining the name of some fur
niture dealer in that city. He de-
sired 10 purchase handsome get
of furniture to present TO his wife
on Christmas day, and like all good
Idahoans wished to spend his coin
as near home as possible. The
Statesman, Democrat and Sentinel
were each closely scrutinized but
neither of these papers conveyed
the desired information. The gem
tleman then picked up the Salt
Lake Herald, found what he de-
sired and Immediately sent his or
der TO the Dinwoody Furniture Co.
at Salt Lake. Further comment is
unnecessary.
Walter L. Rinehart died at Con-
don, Oregon, December IL, 1898,
He was born 1T Creswell, Lane
county, in thai State, March 4,
1864, and was aged 20 years, nine
months and seven days In 1884
ne removed from that place to
Eastern Oregon, where he was mar
ried. and settled down to make a
comfortable home for himself and
family, and was engaged in farm
ing and stockraising up TO the time
of his death. He leaves wife and
two children, father and mother
two sisters and four brothers &c
mourn his loss. All these were
present and sadly witnessed his
passage over the dark river, ex'
cepting G. FL. Rinehart of Moant.
ain Home and VIM. N. Rinehart ol
Silver City. Idaho.
According TO the Pennington
Journal, letter has been received
by the manager of the Pennington
Trading CO., from q. Lasher a. Son
Chicago. in which the writer says
ave could sell q carload OF jack
rabbits easily. We can handle tvs
or three carloads of rabbits to ad
vantage every week from now unit
January Is" Here is a new in
dustry If some of our people wonla
take hold of it--besides it wouls
be getting rid Of these pests at
profit. Let rabbit drive be imam
gurated forthwith and flood tn
Chicago market with them in nd
vance of our Washington friends
Pap" Reynolds is Of the opinio'
that former resident Of this place
now in Chicago aud who used (
have great sport shooting jack
rabbits from his doorstep, is III
originator of this idea, and possibl,
it is so. However, let the rabbi
hunt commence ut once.