Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1894-12-01

Only two days more in which to
pay your taxes without additional
cost.
John Edwards and wife Of Cold
Springs, were in this place Tues
day.
A. b. Clark took last nights
train for a short visit at Montpelier,
Idaho.
Bishop Talbot will visit Noun
tain Home about the 18th of De
cember.
Rhorer's new brick house already
begins to loom up in the south end
of town.
Mrs. Wickersham and daughter
Esther are this week visiting in
Boise City.
Judge White and wife and Mrs.
Burnsides. of Shoshone, are visitors
in this place.
Geo.. Harvey and Will Turner Of
Bruneau took in the dance here
Thursday night.
Mrs. Paul Orebaugh returned
home Thursday evening from a
visit at Caldwell.
Roscoe Smith yesterday received
another fine large glass showcase
for his drug store.
Dan Reber and wife came down
from Dixie and attended the
Thanksgiving ball.
Smart is making room for the big
lot of holiday goods soon TO arrive
Mt the Shainwald Co.'S store.
G1 Ten thousand best brand
cigars just received by M. 8.
Comes. Just try them.
DR.. Prices Cream Baking Powder
Worlds Fair Highest Modal and Diploma
1t is whispered that work will be
resumed on the great Eimore mine
at Rocky Bar early next spring.
Thomas Alley, night operator at
the depot in this place. was recently
married at Caldwell TO Miss Laureta
Reid, and arrived here Thursday
evening with his bride.
Ike Harmon and family departed
Sunday night for a winters visit in
Missouri. Ike promised TO send the
BULLETIN a couple of 'possums and
box of persimmons soon after his
arrival there and we trust he will
not forget it.
Mountain Home lodge No. IS, X.
Of p, elected officers last Monday
night as follows: e. NJ. Wolfe, c..
c.; C. w. Burns, v. c.; w. F.
Smith, Prelate; w. A. Reynolds, NJ.
of w; VIM. Hanley, NJ. at A.; ]. A..
Purtil. NJ. of e.; r. F. Whitney, NJ.
of f.; II. G. Madison, X. of r. & s.
While here Wednesday U. s.
Marshal Crutcher invited F. j.
Shields, NJ. Johnson, w. T. Mont
gomery, III. c. Madison, John M.
johnson, o. H. Hutchins and H.
Dorsey to appear in Boise next
week to serve as grand and trial
jurors.
90 James Carroll has again
opened a paint and paper-hanging
shop in Mountain Home, and silic-
its share of public patronage.
z -. At orebaugh's Barber
zsArasB Shop, hot or cold. and
a shave that will make you happy
for week. Try IL.
The following from the Nampa
Leader also very aptly applies to
this section of Snake river valley
"The Boise valley is in southern
Idaho. with an average elevation OF
$500 feet, and contains about
|, DOC. 900 acres of land. The land
is what is known as desert and sage
brush land and is conceded TO be
the most productive soil known. Its
nature is of a sandy loan character
and being the wash from the sides
of the mountains for centuries il
contains oil the mineral and vege-
table elements necessary to make II
rich and fertile, and being fed and
sustained by the warm and fertiliz-
ing ingredients from the irrigatine
bitches, the land never becomes ex'
hausted and can be used for gener-
atoms without the use of artificial
fertilizers. In this low altitude
with a mild and equable climate
these lands are particularly adapted
TO the raising Of fruits Of oil kinds
and already the demand for fruit
lands Ia placing upon them clear
market value Of from $50 10 sI0t
per acre, and as the fruit grown
upon them 10 acknowledged 10 be O
the finest flavor and choicest quail
ity. 1t win only be q short tim,
until these prices will more thar