Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1894-09-08

this place Sunday evening from
Rhoades 4 Sprowles' Hunters Re-
treat" and Mr.. Clark informs rHr
BuLLwvM that al that has been
said In regard 10 the grand scenery,
the balmy atmosphere. the abund-
ance Of fish and Wild gasne. and the
accommodations for pleasure seek
ers who may visit thar section, IL
no exaggeration whatever, bus sim-
I ply cold faots. And he admonishes
all who doubt his assertion 10 10
there and be convinced that there
10 no better resort for pleasure seek
ers In the west than this Hunters
Retreat" and this seems to be the
unanimous expression Of all who
have been there.
H. 8. JONES, . blacksmith Of this
place. has invented an axls-setting
machine for light wagons, buggies,
etc., that for simplicity sod quick
work probably can not be excelled.
His application for . patent 10 now
on 6.c 1t Washington, and sieer 80
curing II Mr.. JONES will commence
the manufacture of the machines on
large scale. Every man familiar
with wagons and who has seen the
machine tried, has pronounced Il q
great labor-saver and . money!
saver TO all who own light wagons,
buggies and carts.
| Renfrow, who 10 held for q hear
ing 1t the District Court, which
oonvcnes here Oct. %, for horsc
stealing. took advantage Of the Jail.
er's leniency, and made his escape
Wednesday evening and sought .
hiding place In George Halle nur-
sery. Deputy Sheriff Gray sum-
moned large force Of men and they
surrounded the nursery TO await re.
suits. About 8 o'clock Renfrow
vcntured out and stumbled into ths
arms Of AL. Moore and John Wor'
rick, who marched him back to his
old quarters.
| Andy Griffin. president and man.
ager Of the f6's organ, asks for the
nomination for treasurer on the Re.
publican ticket. A 10 we'll known
Il now requires Andy's entire time
TO count and store awav the daily
receipts Of the "organ." and we don't
exactly zee how he could tackle the
county funds and do justice TO both
exchequers.
Miss Maud Pence, daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Pence, Of Hot
Spring. 10 visiting with Banker
Campbell and family. Her eyes
being somewhat affected, she 10
under treatment Of DR.. Nieukirk.
Populist primaries will be teld
to-day throughout Elmore, TO elect
delegates TO attend the county con-
vention ct Mountain Home, Tues
day, Sept. 10.
/ On and after this date all meats
lard. sugar, hour. bran and shorts vii
!, be sold for CASH ONLY.
GEO. 9 RICE a Co.
Mountain Home. June 20. 1894.
On the 9th, ut Omaha, Billy
| Wilson sold 102 cows at $40, SO
steers at s3.45, and Is steers al
1885.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Il. G. Burnet and
daughter, Miss Elsie, are here from
Soldier. visiting with Mr.. and Mrs.
Geo. r. Hall.
Geo. Peck has been selected %
represent Mt. Home lodge at the
Grand Lodge Of Odd Fellows 70
meet at Lewiston, October 10.
The Messrs. Osgood, carpenters,
have returned from the Bruneau
canal, where they have been EN-.
ployed for several weeks.
Miss Tilley Ethell, Of Iowa. ID
now visiting with her sister, Mrs. s.
B. Blackwell, on Cold Springs
creAk.
Mr.. Caldwell, attorney for the
Mt. Home Land and Canal Co., re-
turned hare Thursday from Big
Camas.
Johnny Mitchell, the popular
Bruneau merchant, spent Monday
In this place.
Frank Shirley, surveyor and .
popular young man, 10 again So
journing In Mountain Home.
Mr.. Bowes has gone up In the
mountains Ut Clark's sheep camp.
in search Of bear meat.
T. Hutchins was mp yesterday
from his Snake river ranch, after
another mower.
| Mrs. Rowe. of Grand View, lie al
Mrs. Glenn's lodging house with .
very sick child.
Mrs. Thayer. Of Shoshone. 10 Wis
iting with Vim. Hanley and family
In this place.
Auditor Wickersham went 10
Boise Thursday. to BE- absent sew
eral days.
John Edwards. Of Cold Springs
creek, was In town Tuesday.
Mrs. Sam Kincaid has beeu on
the sick list the past week.
| Mrs. August Kunnecks was this
week visiting At Glen.