Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1894-02-03


Assessor Oliver and wife went u
Boise On this mornings train.
Ernest Stcarns, OF Salt lake
spent several days in Min Home
this week. s
Lent begins with Ash "Wednesday
February z, and ends with Easter
Sunday, March %.
The BULLETIN is pleased 10 note
that Mrs. c. W. Burns is recover
ing from her recent severe illness.
The Congregationalists will soon
commence the erection Of a tempo
rary house of worship in this place.
The next Congregational dime
social will be held at the residence
OF WIN. Hanley next Wednesday
evening.
The boys and girls Of Mountain
Home propose having a big Mas
querade bali at Odd Fellows next
Friday evening.
w. j. Melton came down from
his South Boise river ranch Tues
day to visit his wife, who is living
sick at the home of Robt. Cbattin
in this place.
Having his new dwelling house
ready for occupancy, Harry Malli-
son has issued order No. /, requir-
ing Mrs. NJ. and children to return
from Shoshone Immediately.
BY fall from a wagon last Sun
day, Lewis Clark, a IA year old boy,
broke one Of his legs Just below the
knee. DIR. Smith set the leg and
the boy is getting along nicely.
Professor III. P. Cox of Caldwell
purposes taking up his residence in
Mountain Home, and should he do
so he will be great accession to
the Euterpe Cornet Band just or
ganized in this place.
Manuel Comes has Just received
a large invoice of those celebrated
brands of cigars, Royal Crown"
and La Corona" that he retails for
only one bit. He also always keeps
Jed Clayton's best whisky.
A very pleasant social dance took
place last evening at the Odd Fell
lows hall. Prof Cox, late of Cald-
well and q noted violinist, assisted
our excellent home talent and the
music was pronounced simply
grand.
General Shorty Knittle has re-
turned from California, and he has
been SO busy arranging for his sum-
mer campaign in the Rocky Bar
country that we have been unable
to interview him regarding the mid
winter fair.
The man arrested at Vale, Ore,
for the murder of John Harris at
.DeLamar, proved to be another
party and not Gideon Lewis as the
officers supposed. He was released
from custody after a two days ex-
animation at DeLamar.
+. G.. Helfrich will soon depart
for New York and other Atlantic
cities, and we may expect to see the
biggest arrival of new goods in early
spring ever brought to Mountain
Home. Mrs. Helfrich will accom-
pany him on the trip.
Let the democratic party Of this
nation rise in its might and force
the restoration of silver upon the
world, either by national or interna-
tional action. We can force it il
we will, and the sooner we do the
better for us, in every sense of the
word.
Attorney HOWE, who is secretary
of the board OF school trustees, in
forms us that the school bonds are
being now negotiated for and with
every assurance of satisfactory
sale. This being the case, con-
tractor Sprague will doubtless soon
commence the erection of school
building that will be a perpetual
monument to the wise acts of tax
payers of Min Home school district.
L. G. Koch, formerly secretary Of
the Elmore Mining Co. and prom
inent citizen of Rocky Bar, came
down from that place by Tuesdays
stage, TO remain with us several
weeks. Mr.. Koch reports things
very quiet up there, but says the
people are healthy, fat, happy and
enjoying lots of snow. They an
,icipate a big improvement next
spring at the Bar and Atlanta in
gold mining.
Cant. Geo w. Hill, one of the
members Of the Democratic State
Central Committee, came down from
his ranch Wednesday. Learning
that Cleveland still retained nearly,
all the Republicans in their posi-
tons to the detriment of worthy
Democrats, the veteran Indian
fighter remarked: Too bad, too
badI | fear Mr.. Cleveland will
swamp u.s." sure, this time, But
let us be as patient as possible, for
great bodies move slow--too dashed
slowl"
James II. Miller writes us from
mCamn. ON Snake River, Jan. 81, "