Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1894-07-07

M. johnson has been quite sick
all this week.
The postoffice at Orchard Farm
10 now in full running order.
The tariff bill passed the Senate
on the Ord by vote of 30 to 35.
Cold Springs and Bennett creeks
were we'll represented here on the
glorious Fourth.
- ExQUrsTrEi - Extract Purple
Lilac. You have not seen IL, but you
can ut Smiths Pharmacy.
The people Of Rocky Bar had a
nice picnic at Axes grove on the 4th
and q pleasant dance at Golden's
hall in the evening.
John Portlock was here Tuesday
from Bruneau, bnt he could not be
persuaded to remain over q day and
join as in celebrating.
J. d. Rudisill yesterday lost O
$50 horse by death. This 10 the
third horse belonging to Mr.. r. that
has died since last November.
- Fresh, Fine. Cream Candies
win be received every week at Smiths
Pharmacy. Only the very bsst.
The ladies' of the First Congrega-
tional Church will hold an ice cream
and cake festival on Friday evening,
July 18th. All are invited to at
tend.
Since Reynolds & Beckett have
finished their painting and decora-
tive work upon Jed Clayton's Home,
the old corner looms up in magnifi-
cent view, and Manuel Comes is az
happy as lord.
Foster Silver grasped the ribbons
last Monday and started on his four
years drive between Min Home and
Oreana. He 10 an accommodating
stage man and will doubtless give
general satisfaction all along the
line.
Mrs. Geo. ID. Bell. who was sud.
denly taken i'll at the dance on the
night of the Fourth, and was for Q
slime considered in dangerous con
dition, we are pleased to say is now
convalescent.
~W. b. Fowler, Photographer
has located at the rear Of the Post
Office building and will remain In
Mountain Home until July 10th
Only fine work done and satisfac.
ton guaranteed. Cabinets, $500
and $3.50 per dozen.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. A. Underwood o
Mountain Home, now in Pocatello
had visitor come on June rs, 1894
He brought no baggage but his owr
weight of IA pounds, and has mad,
mp his mind to reside with then
permanently. The friends of Mrs
Underwood win be glad to know
that she Is gaining health and viii
soon be out. Mr.. A. is as pleased
as is possible and goes around will
that air Of everything Is all right.
e~Are you preserving your frni
with "Ansiicrmentine"f II saves labor
sugar and time. Sold only by Roscoe
w. Smith.
Al. More informs us that we wer'
in error last week in giving the 4tl
of July committee credit for con
structing q street sprinkler. HI
had ii built at his own expense an,
also caused the streets TO be we
down. which was certainly yer,
commendable act. BY the way
would II not be a good scheme 70
some one to purchase this sprinkle
and wet down the streets daily
depending upon contributions 70
remuneration.
With probably one or two excep
tions the people of Mountain HON
are in hearty sympathy with tn
strikers. When a little one-hors
mail contractor fails to be on time
he is promptly cinched. Whe
wealthy railroad corporations refus
TO carry the mails unless they ar
permitted to connect certain cars I
the train, and thereby for days de
prive the people Of mail facilities
the government promptly overlook
their delinquency. Why is it thus