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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-03-23

Capt J acz Curtis has arrived at Law
renee in his hatb0at bound for New Or
leans A dispatch from Lawrence Saws.
"a long, low fatboat in charge of "Cap-
tain'' Curtis, is stopping at Lawrence FOR
d time. The boat and its crew 0f four
men are On n trip to New Orleans by
means of the Kansas. Missouri and Mis-
sissippi rivers. Captain Curtis. who is
running the excursion. IS che father 0f
Congressman Charles Curtis of Topeka"
Miss H. c. Hedrick Of Kansas City
Kas.. viii speak in the interest Of Bethany
hospital and the deaconess work next
Sunday morning at Tecumseh: al
o'clock in the afternoon at the Oakland
N. e. church. and ia the evening at the
Parkdale H. j. church
The funeral 81 q. 81 shugert viii be
held at the First Christian church to-
morrow afternoon at 2 o'clock.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-03-23
-FOUR ELDERS ELECTED
At the First Presbys serian Church Last
EEan-ng- one Naw one.

the First esbyterian church last
evening. after the prayer meeting, four
elders were elected MRssrs. R B. Gem
NELL. MI Il. dulspaugh and H. R Hilton
were re- elected 8Ir. Alexander Laird
was elected Us fill the vacancy made BY
the resignation Of Air. r. B. Ashby. who
leaves for Kentucky soon. Two deac0ns
were elected also. AIr. James W. Bel
knaD was elected new deacon. and 1Ir.
r. =. Glasgow was elected to fill the va
cancy made by Mr.. Laird.
Next Monday evening viii occur the
annual meeting of the church. The quar-
terlv communion viii occur on Sunday,
April g. aud there VIII be sixty new
members rece we'd into the chur, h5
Next Thursday and Friday evenings
viii occur preparatory services for com
muntCue
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-03-23
Mrs. SELLS PRosTRArED-


A feature which makes the funeral of
Mr. Sell doubly sad, IS tine condition Of
his devoted wife. Mrs Sells condition
is serious, bordering on nervous prostra-
ton. All during Mr.. Sells illness, She
watched and cared for him by day and
night and not once since last Thursday
night has She closed her ewes in sleep.
One of Mrs. Sells warmest friends
told JOURNAL reporter this afternoon
tion soon, it was doubtful If She would
live Her physician, DR.. Mulvaue, is ia
close attendance
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-03-23
70 goIN coNEY.s ARslx.
twenty rramps Leave ST. Joseph. Mo-.

twenty Eramps Leave 81 joseph, No. .
Move ..Om to WasIifne-tom.'s
ST JoE. March twenty-five
tramps slept at the police station,
greater number than have staid there
any nighf during the winter.
They left this morning for the east and
said they expected to be with Coxey7s
army when it halted at the capitol steps
in Washington.
Several professional tramps were
among the mum ber but most of them
seemed to be mechanics. They said they
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-03-23
/ COL. SELLS FUNERAL.


Memory Honor
The parIors Of the Chesterfield hotel
were Inadequate to accommodate the
friends of the late William Allen sells,
whose funeral was held at 2 o'clock this
afternoon. a large proportion Of the
friends did not gain access to the room
except to take a last look at the remains
after the service.
Rev. DR.. Anderson, the pastor of the
First Presbyterian church, 0hciated IN
the place of Rev. Dr. AIcCabe. whose ILL
ness prevented his attendance. Dr. Al
dersOn spoke briefly Of the many excel
lent traits of the dead Snowman. and
prayed for divine comfort for the mem
1ers of the bereaved family. The ser
vice while brief. was impressive in the
extreme. al Quartette choir composed Of
Airs. A- Lingafet Miss Leschar, Frank
Crane and Harry 0verholt, sang "N carer
My God to Thee and .tln the Sweet
Bye and Bye The latter song had been
Col. Sells lifelong favoTite.
The pail bearers were A. s. johnson.
+. l. Bonebrake, John r. Auivaue, a.
Bergen, John Guthrie. Jacob Smith, II.
A Rowley and Guilford Dudley.
ne calm and almost IIte-Ilke features
of Air. sells reposed ia a black cloth
covered casket, with heavy silver ham
dies. The heavy copper lining Of the
casket was concealed from view by flow
ers The plate bore simply the name
-M illiam Allen Sells with a sheaf of
wheat engraved on one side "a miniature
sheaf was also placed On the top Of the
casket This was in keeping with Col.
Sells agricultural taste. 1t is said that
he considered the growing of wheat the
-prettiest sight on earth
Among the floral offerings which Occu-
pied conspicuous places in the room
We're A large floral harp from the ST.
Ananias club; a wreath from Dr. Null
vanes cut flowers from DIT. and Mrs.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-03-23

would very likely 90 east at once and
not wait for the western division Of the
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-03-23

laanaaa LIty and ltetmrm SOD
By the a 4. 81 S.. F r.. RI Tickets on
sale Friday. Saturday and Sunday. all
gees 5o return including Monday.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1894-09-15
Gold Coin.

Democrats, don't fail to register
promptly.
John Winkleback of Rocky Bar,
was in this place Monday.
Gov. Mcconnell IL announced TO
speak in Mountain Home, Sept 20.
John NJ. johnson and family re-
turned from the mountains last
Saturday evening.
Mrs. McKim returned from
Rocky Bar Monday, accompanied
by Mrs. James Hartwell.
Mrs. B. B. Swan went TO Shoshone
Thursday on visit to her parents,
and the DIR. seems 'out of Sorts
Ed Coady has returned from
Iowa 10 Glenn's Ferry, and is well
coined back by a host Of friends.
Capt. James Gum Populist nomi-
nee for Congress. will speak at
Mountain Home on 7 esday, Oct, 2
and at Shoshone Oct. 3.
Judge Golden and Chas. Brown
came down from Rocky Bar Satur-
day en- route to Boise as delegates
to the Mosonic Grand Lodge.
VIM. Murphy. the first-class
boot and shoemaker at Glenn's Fer
ry, spent several days in Mountain
Home during the past week.
A committee will call on our bus
mess houses Monday soliciting funds
for building n more substantial
fence around the public park.
AT the Populist primaries held in
this place last Saturday, II. s.
JONES. Harry Willis, Nelse Davis,
and Jerry Cronin were elected dele.
gates to the Populist county conven
ton to be held in this place on the
18th instant.
ID. Dodge came in FROM Nampa
Tuesday night and reported dar-
ing attempt TO wreck the west
hound train at the crossing of In
dian creek. near 0wyhee station.
The frogs and fish plates had been
removed and the rail misplaced,
which If it had not been discovered
by the section hands would have
thrown the passenger train into the
creek, 40 feet below. Before the
repairs were made the train came
rushing along with its precious
freight, but was signaled to stop.
thereby saving the lives Of many
people. This dastardly act WAS
doubtless done solely for the pur.
pose of robbery, from the fact that
several armed men, on horseback,
were noticed in the sagebrush near
by, one Of whom took shot al the
workmen after finding that hi.
scheme was thwarted. and then
rode rapidly awav. 1t is reported
that u. s. Marshal Cruscher i'm.
mediately sent a number Of depn-
ties on the trail Of the scoundrels
and it lie hoped they may be soor
captured.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1894-09-15
EnId cnin.

WIN 1QtMs
We are indebted to Sam Brady
for a brace Of fine young grouse.
Mrs. Ruhe Robins Of Boise, was
here Tuesday, visiting with Mrs.
Bearby.
Mrs. Melton and daughter Minnie
of Pine Grove are here on their way
to Nampa, where they will remain
several months
On and after this date aIl meats
lard. sugar. finur. bran and shorts vii
be sold for CASH ONLY.
GEo. s RICE & Co.
Mountain Home, June 20. 1894
A. w. Lockman has gone to sill
yer City 60 attend next Mondays
races, taking .'Sorrel top" the
Mountain Home dyer, with him.
DIR. Nieukirk, DIR. Smith, A. r..
Clark. W. T. Montgomery, $. G.
Rhoades. Bert Hankinson. W c..
Howie. J NJ Johnson. G. r. Oliver
and v C. Wiekersham were visi-
tors at Boise from this place during
the wenk
The deserted nine months old
child OF the Pendrys, which was
placed 10 charge Of Mrs. Rinehari,
by the authorities. died in this place
on the ilsh Mr. and Mrs. Rine.
hart gave the little unfortunate all
the care imaginable during its i'll
ness and il was deceutly inferred ia
the Mountain Home cemetery.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1894-09-15

II il with extreme pleasure that
the BULLETIN is enabled TO an
nounce that our worthy townsman
A. b. Clark has been chosen for the
exalted position Of Most Worship
ful Grand Master of Idaho Masons.
II 10 a fitting recognition Of Bro.
Ciark's worth as q man and Ma
son, and we deem 1t also credit to
Mountain Home. Mr.. Clark was
greatly instrumental in the organi-
zation Of Elmore Lodge No. 30, In
this place, and to his ability, energy.
and tireless cxerticns and thorough
knowledge Of Masonic work is prin-
cipaIly due the high standing Of
Gilmore lodge for efficiency through
out this Jurisdiction. All hail,
Grand Master Adelbert b. Clark.
Following are the grand officers
elected Thursday at Boise for the
ensuing Masonic year:
Grand Master, A. B. Clark of Mt.
Home; Grand Sr. Warden. G: M.
Waterhouse Of Weiser; Grand Jr.
Warden, Chas. Doan Of Shoshone;
Grand Secretary. Jonas Brown oi
Boise; Grand Treasurer, Chas. Him.
rod of Boise; Grand Lecturer, r. G.
Mock Of Nampa. Appointed off,
GERS; Deputy G. M /. 8. Weller;
Chaplain, Rev. j. D. Conkey; Mar
shall, VIM. Hull; Sword bearer, Jos.
Travis; Sr. Deacon, w. 4. Young;
Jr. Deacon, J. d. Robertson; Senior
Steward. Frank p. AXE; Jr. Stew
ant. L. Ryder; Tyler, A. Hass.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1894-09-15
For SurUeu0J.

Here Ia another lighting rod raised to he struck by
political lightning, but hope my friends Of th- Ei
r,ors County Republican" will zuaKe the sherk
that they viii leave enough OF this fall 10 plant
80 that may spring mp and grow and be ready 10 be
struck by political lightning two wears hence !
expect to he then now member Of the good old
Democratic Party dealing Justice and satisfaction
any ami all who wish 10 employ me professionally.
hereby respectfully announce myself . candi.
date for the position of County surveyor Of Emore
County, subject 70 the wishes Of the Democrats OF
klmore earrty SAMUEL. a, RBOADES
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1894-09-15

Register to-day. Democrats
Democrats, put up a winning
ticket to-day.
The polls will remain open until
8 o'clock tonight.
Hon. Il. G. Helfrich visited Ogden
during the past week.
Mrs. Mcpherson has returned
from her visit to Shoshone.
Col. Geo. A. williams came in
from HALEY last evening and this
morning started for Atlanta.
The polls for the Democratic pri-
maries we're opened this morning at
7 o'clock at Odd Fellows hall.
The Euterpe Band will begin to
play Democratic music Immediately
after the closing Of the polls this
evening.
Democrats may fight for nominal
tions of friends, but. 10 the great
disgust of the Republicans, all win
be serene and solid Oh election day
4" Alfalfa pasture, "knee-deep,"
for horses and cows. SO 90 per
month. Plenty for 100 head En-
quire Of GEO. L. Cole.
The pupils in Prof Mullins de-
partment of the public school have
organized a Gem Literary Society"
with Mics Ida Fitzwater as presi-
dent and Walter Campbell secretary
The ladies of the Episcopal church
will give an oyster supper at their
church Friday evening. Sept. 81 to
which the public is cordially to at
tend.
The Mountain Home public
school opened Monday with los
pupils-21 in principals room, 81
in grammar department, 80 in the
intermediate and 20 in the primary.
johnny Johnson's baby boy recent
lv received from Hallowell & Dom
aid. wool merchants of Boston, a
solid silver cup " ith the little fell
lows name beautifully engraved
thereon.
Hugh Phillips was born lucky.
Wednesday while covering Boyer's
new building with sheet iron he fell
from the roof to the ground, a dis
lance of IA feet. and did not receive
any injury whatever.
Deputy u. s. Marshal Rube Rob-
bins was i'm town last evening. He
and eight men have secured the
country in search of the would be
train wreckers, but as vet without
finding any trace of the sconndrels.
He started out this morning to re-
new the hunt.
Everybody knows Sol Newcomer
and all will be pleased to know that
he has leased the Turner House
Dining rooms and will open the
same to day. He will have none
but white cooks and help around
the house and run 1t only in first
class style.
The woolgrowers association met
in Boise last Monday. President
Gooding opened the convention with
bitter Republican speech in de-
nunciation of the Democracy, as
everybody expected. They reduced
the price of shearing sheep from 6
to 5 cents per head. and placed
wages for herders at $40, camp ten
ders $50 and lambing hands $50
per month. The following officers
were elected: r. r. Gooding, presi-
dent; John Mcmillan, vice PRECEDENT;
w. t. Montgomery, secretary and
treasurer. Executive committee
e. NJ. Barton. Of Weiser; A. Pence,
Of Bruneau; j. ID. Wood, of Challis;
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1894-09-15
For Assessor.

JOSEPH d. HELrRIcH, Of Mountain Home. re.
spsctfuliy The public that he Is candi.
date for Assessor and Collector OF Elmore county.
subject 70 tho expression OF the Democracy at their
primary elections. Saturday. Sept IS, 1894
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1894-09-15
For ronatnissioner

Ihsrshy mnet respectfully announces myself can
ddass for County Commissioner for District 30 One
snhiret'o the decslrn u thn Democratic voters Of
EhnoFe At thsr PRIMARY elections SATURDAY. Sep
SENDER 10. iseA JOHN wINKELBAck.
goeky Bar Anr Z 1904
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1894-09-15
For sheriff

hereby most respectfully announce myself q
candidate for the oioe Of sheriff Of Eimore county.
idaho subject the will Of the Democratic party d
Eimore county. SID J. ROBERTS.
Clenua Ferrv July H. IS0a
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1894-09-15
Meeting of the Elmore Democratic
Central Committee.

There will be meeting of the
County Democratic Central Conn
mittee at Mountain Home, on Tues
day, Sept. Is, 1894, and all MEM
bers of the same are earnestly re-
quested to be present in person.
]. 0TTENHEIMER. Chairman.
w. C. WIcKERsHAa, Secretary.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1894-09-15
For Tre0 syf rer.

] hereby most respectfully announce myself o
candidate for Treasurer Of Elmoro county, Idaho.
subject TO the decision Of Tho Democratic party Of
Elmore county. JAMES A. pURTILL.
Mountain Hon,e. July 20, 1884.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1894-09-15
CAN DIDATE s.
For CO7,snaissioyler.

I respectfully announce myself . candidate 10
ths once q County Commissioner for tbs Thirs
District subject 10 the viii Of the Democratic vos<r
q EImor~ county 1t their primary sscticns On Sat
urday. September Is, 1894
o1<un's r~vrx e~pt .sox
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1894-09-15
For Treasurer.

respectfully announce to the public that am
candidate for the position Of County Treasurer
fillmore. snbjec, 80 the viii o. The Democracy d
Elmore County. NJ. B COMES
Mountain Home, July rs, 1904
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1894-09-15

most respectfully proclaim 10 the Democracy OF
Elmore county that am candidate for Assessor
and Collector subject 70 their decision at the pti.
mary elections to be held Saturday, September Is,
1904. W. S. GALLOWAY. .
Warm Spring Greek Aug q 1904
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1894-09-15
For Observation-Disclosures.

hsrehy Hnnounes myself candidate for Repre-
sentative In the Icx.lAurs for Emore county Idaho.
subecs 10 the decision Of the Democratic voters Of
sid county 81 their primaries TO be held Saturday,
srvt~mbsr ls 1894 A. w. MORE
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1894-09-15
For OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

Al the solicitation % friends, hereby respcctfal
anuesnce myself = candidate tor the oeico Of Com
missioner for she Second District subject 10 the de
cision Of the Democratic voters ot Eimore county
at their primaries on Saturday. Sept Is
CHARLES FLYNN
Pine Grove. August Is, 1894
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1894-09-15

Demeersss, attend the primaries
to-day.
John Kincaid lie down from Pine
Grove.
Mrs. Joe Helfrich has returned
20 Portland.
Mrs. Steve Robertson has returned
to Bruuean from Boise.
Supt. Henry Thompson departed
for Rocky Bar Thnrsday.
Mrs. Riley Butler 10 lying dan
gerously sick at Rocky Bar.
Jolly, J. M. Bratten Of Three
creek, was in town Thursday.
Win Jones has gone to Little
Sioux, Iowa. TO attend school.
Thos. Anthony. good Democrat,
was up from tho Ferry Tuesday.
Charlie Ross and wife Of Bennett
creek, were visitors here Tuesday.
Manuel Comes now sports large
sign on the jackson avenue side oi
Jed Clayton's Home.
John Portlock and Arthur Pence
Of Bruneau valley visited Boise
during the past week.
I w. III. Manion, candidate for As.
sessor at the Democratic primaries
was in this place Yesterday.
e. G. Koch returned Wednesda,
from visit TO Arizona, and tool
Thursdays stage for Rocky Bar.
Mrs. G. w. Howeth and TIVE
Youngest children departed wednes
dav for California on a visit to re
latives.
Robt. Griffith of Little Cama
was visitor here Thursday. Boil
says Democracy is a sure WHINE
this fall.
T. Hutchins left for Big Cana
Thursday to gather and drive
large lot of cattle TO Shoshone 70
shipment.
David Dodge and son, Willis. de-
parted for Bruneau yesterday /
sink an artesian well for Dick Coate
and others.
Joe Helfrich was out on Col
Spring creek and at Glenn's Ferr,
this week soliciting Democratic sur
port for Assessor.
]. r Wilkins was over from Bru
neau Thursday. He reports tina
JOHNNY is shaking with the agu
somewhere back east.
| An eastern lady tourist at Glenn
Ferry few DAYS ago asked an IL
dian squaw IL her paporse was Al
Indian boy. "Yaas." replied III
fond mother, half Injun, half in
juneer."
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1894-09-15
For assessor.

respectfully announcd 70 tho pnblic that am a
candidate for the Office Of Assessor and Collector Of
kimore county. Idaho, subject to the will Of the
Democratic party OF Elmore at the primary elections
10 be held September 18th.
CLARENCE N. NICHOLSON.
Rocky Bar, August 2. 1904
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1894-09-15
Tnnher cnItnre--Final Prnof

Hasae CITY. tiaha, sepseaiheg IL Iees.
Notice 10 hefrY given tAaf Arthur tsae= hss lis.l
potsce 81 tHttntl u 10 nake aHai i.scaf heore the
Probate Court - Eimore county. hiaho, hls OH
Ia Mousafaiu Home islaho. nu Tues iay, this twenty.
thlsd das ~ octater, u q timber culture apps.
Gallon No 3ta for the 81 n w a. sH a. sf ~ ~
Hection 30 -. IN U4wnsaip Ne. caUgu Ne T. niss
principal nsrtli2a, idaho. lie A. witnesses.
John l. stFitlaiai, John 4 Lewis Christ pber uis a,
all u Hot Spings. oE3hee ceuafy, idahu. and Jonil
FoFtissek II kransau vaiiey, Idaho.
kia pub oct ieI cuAELES.siiNnop. Register.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1894-09-15
For Commissioner

ono. W. JACKSON. Of junction Rar. hereby
respectfully announces himself . candidate for
N"unty Commissioner u Kimors County. frnm
District No. ]. snhjsss 10 The wish of tins De-
.tneefary Of klmore
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1894-09-15

For Commissioner.

respectfully announce myself candidate for the
once Of County Commissioner inr the seccnd Dis.
tric. subject the win o. the Democrats Of
HmoFe county at their primary elections on satur.
day. September 10. 1884
soLoN MCCOY
IIktla e.maa prxlYsr Aur A lsaa4
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1894-09-15
For Assessor.

DAN. D. HILL, Of M. Home, announces himself
candidate for Assessor and Collector Of fillmore
county, subject % The wishes Of the Democracy Of
klnore county, Idaho
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1894-09-15
For Con stobIe

hereby respectfully Announes msssif q eandk
aAss far Constable NJ Neansdn Homo urreis,c,.
fia'ore roaHis. sniisss - lle wiz q The Dem.
Nc u s-ai prrciast. y II. alxEHART
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1894-09-15
For Tren srlrer

very respectfully announce myself a candidate
for Treasurer Of Eimore county, Idaho. subject q
tho all al the Democrats As expressed At their pri
msriss 10 b. held September rs, 1904
CHARLES W. H0wETH.
M...s-s. n. A. - ,on.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1894-09-15
For. assessor.

hereby announce myself candidate for Assessor
and Collector OF Elmore county, Idaho, subject 30
abe win Of the Democratic party Of Elmore
W. n. MANIoN.
Pine Grove, Idaho july TO- 1894
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1894-09-15

Adm ~ HALL. Of Bennett creek. announces
hilasslf candiiats for Commissioner far iha Third
district o. Einare eounss. subiet 70 the decision Of
the Democratic voters of this county tbs primary
alsetlnns S.ni.rr,lsnr iAlal
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1894-09-15
onr Patrons Get

Through passenger trains, through
freight trains. quick time via the Chi
cago. Union Pacific and Northwestern
line 10 the principal cities east of the
Missouri river. A. g. SMITH, Agt.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1894-09-15
Gold Coin.

Clarence Nicholson, a popular
young man of Rocky Bar, has been
here several days seeking votes for
the Democratic nomination for As
SCISSOR.
Robt. Brainard, Tom Kitto.
Frank Mite. ell and Ike Fitzwater
are the delegates from Rocky Bar
to the Pupulist county convention
to be held here next Tuesday.
Billy Wilson is a candidate for
commissioner in the second district,
and il goes without saving that il
he is nominated he will be elected
and make first-class legislator for
Elmore.
Royal Daniel brought to this
office a few days ago from John
Bryant's ranch, on Little Camas. a
couple of punches of oats that
measured nearly 6 feet in height
Pretty tall oats for the altitude of
Little Camas.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1894-09-15
Gold Coin.

Tim Lynch met with serious
accident at Pine Grove. last Mon
day night. His right hand was
sore from bruises and he wrapped il
with cloth and saturated the cloth
with turpentine just before retiring
In extinguishing the candle the tur-
pentine ignited. He attempted to
smother the flame with some wear
ing apparel. which also took fire,
when Mrs. Lynch came to his res
cue with blanket and smothered
the flame. His right hand was
badly burned and rendered useless,
we fear, for many weeks, and the
left hand also slightly burnt. He
came here Tuesday evening and
there being no physician in town
that evening Roscoe Smith dressed
the wound and made applications
that greatly relieved Mr.. Lynch
Tim says that he will not soon be
again caught monkeying with tur.
pentine within ten feet Of lighted
candle.
-. At orehaugh's Barber
- --.@*H c.t