Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1894-04-28
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SATURDAY. April rs. 1894.
omcial Paper Of fillmore County
Blanks for sale at this of,ica

\ Adm Hall was In from Bennet
creek Wednesday.
Mrs. 4. Kincaid and s. i. Brad,
visited Boise Thursday.
Joe Williams. who has been sicl
for over two weeks. is again on tn,
streets.
JEFF Whitson brought in anothe,
big lot Of wool from Bruneau las,
Tuesday.
\ Commodore jackson has gone r.
Neal to look after his mining Ioca.
tions In that district.
Chris Baeltzer came up from Bru-
neau Monday and went to the Can
ital City Wednesday.
Win A. Reynolds returned here
Monday evening from a business
trip to Bruneau valley.
Other live towns in Idaho are al
ready making arrangements to cele-
brate the glorious Fourth of July.
What will Mountain Home do?
Commissioner Manion departed
Thursday for bis ranch on South
Boise river. HIS family will re-
main here until the roads are in
better condition for travel.
Manuel Comes this week received
nj Jed Clayton's New Home large
double-deck refrigerator that will
during the warmest weather keep
the air cool and refreshing within
forty rods Of the building.
Information is wanted by the
Boys and Girls aid society of
Portland, Ore, Of the whereabouts
Of VIM. Banfeld. a hoy IA years
old, and who is supposed to be In
The vicinity of Mountain Home.
The following significant item
appears in the Cassia County Times:
=. A. Stiefel, freight Agent of the
Southern Pacific Co, was in AL
bion this week and offers special
rates from Kelton on wool. To
New York $3.50; to Boston $1.95
and to Philadelphia $500 in car
load lots.-Albion Times goth.
At the solicitation of several busi-
ness men Constable Rinehart has
again taken the position of night
Waterman. A reliable town watch
man is more necessary now than
ever for Mountain Home and our
people should contribute literally |
keeping Mr.. Rinehart on1
duty as such.
~ Miss Mary Gray is daily |
receiving at her millinery establish
ment, next door to the Postoffice, |
q large lot of boys sailor and ladies'
sun hats, a nice line Of corsets,
gloves and mits and various other
articles of ladies' wear.
Harry Roof, one If The too num-
erous FOUNDERS" now in Mountain
Home, was brought before Judge
Clinton Monday under the charge
Of cutting open Jack Hills valise
and stealing therafrom various ar
licles highly priced by the owner,
Mr.. Roof will languiah in Jail for so
days.
At this time. when aspirants for
office are quietly vet theoretically
aging their wires Tor the capture of
roveted nominations, II behooves the
people 10 be more vigilant than ever
IN guarding against improper per-
sons succeeding in capturing con-
ventions. For the good Of the county
Il large. and of every citizen and
axpayer individually, all parties
.hould be- careful that none but
and capable men are
dominated for any position. II is
bad politics to allow unworthy cam
iidates to be nominated. and then
nave 10 choose between the lesser of
iwo evils. II IL by far safer and |
more patriotic to contine nominal
ions to good men, and then choose
he better, where there h discrep-
sncy. This is the only way to Sc
,ure public economy and pure gov
'rnment. Canvass the merits Of
lspirants for official position thor
,nghly before convention time.
Awarded