Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1894-03-10
SATURDAY, March 10. 1894.
Blanks for sale at this Office.
Attend the 81 patr;ck dav hall

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Attend the st. Patrick day ball.
Cleveland is great man but h,
is not as great as democracy.
County Treasurer Reynolds littl,
boy, Cha riley, is again on the sicl
list.
- Neips Nut Coal is the bes,
bargain ever sold in Mountain Home
Besides, he don't charge for weigh.
ing.
- Fashionable dressmaking by
Mrs. Orebaugh and Mrs. Burns,
Orders solicited and satisfaction
guaranteed.
Owing to the unusual cold and
stormy weather the past week the
range cattle and sheep have suf-
fered terribly.
The wife Of Sheriff Gray was se-
riously i'll for several days this week
but we are pleased to say she is
now convalescing.
~Ladies of Mountain Home
and vicinity, do not fail to attend
the grand opening of fashionable
millinery goods next Monday by
Mrs. Burns and Mrs. Orebaugh.
Joe Helfrich returned from Duck
valley Thursday, whittier he had
been on important private business,
and he says that owing to very deep
snow in that section his trip was
anything but pleasant.
- Miss Hattie Wallace, Of
Springfield, Mass. will have charge
If the Millinery Department of DIR.
Bearby's store. Miss Wallace will
he able TO please the most fastidious
in her stylish trimming. and at
prices to suit the times.
G. w. Burns having sold the
building occupied by Mrs. Hagar
she has removed her noted Dining
Parlors 10 her residence on Atlanta
avenue, just east Of the postotfice.
Parties IN search of good living and
proper treatment should make a
note Of this fact
aW Miss Mary Gray will open
a large lot Of Millinery goods in
Min Home on Tuesday, March 20,
1894, next door to the postofiice.
Ladies should not be in haste
making purchases before the arri-
val Of these stylish, fine goods.
Joseph McAfee and the Merritts
came up from Snake river Thurs
day aud took the train for Boise.
II is reported here that the deal for
large tract of placer ground near
Grand View is a go, and that these
gentlemen have gone to the Capital
city to complete the transfer.
The Idaho WoolRrowers' Associa-
ton will hold it's next annual meet
ing in Boise city, Monday, March
18th. Reduced railway rates will
be made to those attending. All
woolgrowers are earnestly requested
to attend, as the condition of the
business demands united effort.
The various committees will report
and officers for the ensuing year
will be elected.
w. J. Gard Of this place has in
vented an incubator, and applied for
a patent for the same, that is sure
TO supercede oil others now in use,
from the fact that it dispenses al
most entirely with the time con-
sumed in turning the eggs that 10
required by the present processes.
A few days ago Mr. Gard received
a letter from his attorney in WASH
ington, y. c., ]. b. LAWYER, ESQ,
in which he is highly complimented
for his ingenuity and assuring him
that the patent would be issued
without delay. So soon as a patent
is secured Mr.. Gard will commence
the manufacture of his machines
and put them upon the market.
Mr.. Gard liz not crank on incu-
bators or anything else and we VEN
tpre the assertion that his incubator
will do all he claims for it, and that
chickens will be retailing for less
than so cents q piece in Mountain
Home inside Of six months.