Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1894-06-23

AfQfns vi tHuf on CftSh, tufit ~
10 Mr.. and Mrs. Whitney, a daugh-
Ter.
Mrs. Geo. W. Smith has been
visiting in Bruneau during the past
week.
Thos. Maupin Of Boise is visiting
here with his old-time friend julie
Hagar.
Mrs. All Smith, who was so dam
gerously Ill last week, is now inn
proving.
Mr.. Wilson, travelling correspond
ent OF the Boise Statesman, was in
town yesterday.
Young Greene White returned
from Rocky Bar last night and went
to Boise this morning.
Mrs. w. A. Reynolds and son
Charlie returned home Thursday
evening from Caldwell.
Mrs. Mary Doom has suffered
greatly recently from a bruised
ankle, caused by fall.
Constable Rinehart has COM
menced the construction of a large
brick cellar at bis residence.
John Davey returned Thursday
from his visit ut Boise and took this
mornings stage for Rocky Bar.
For misdemeanor, AL Jones was
on Monday sent to the county Jail
for five days by Justice Sprague.
Frank Smith, camp tender for
Capt. Geo. Hill, is lying quite sick
with mountain fever at Idaho lodg-
ing house.
The Boise Statesman job office
turned out very creditable posters
for the Mountain Home Fourth of
July celebration.
The Congregational ice cream fes-
tival was well attended last night.
The Cornet Band furnished ex cell
lent music for the visitors.
Snake river has fallen over six
feet during the past ten days and
the Bruneau and Oreana ferries
have resumed transportation.
Joe Sullaway is getting every
thing in good shape 10 commence
his mail and stage line between this
place and Rocky Bar on July 1.
Lawyer w. II. Dial came in from
Silver City Thursday, by Sol New
comer's lightning stage line, and
took that evenings train for Bliss.
LATE Griffin and III. #. Smith of
Shoshone have been convicted of
cattle stealing in the district court
at Bellevue, but not yet sentenced.
The Democratic county central
committee will meet in Mountain
Home next Tuesday, and the Re-
publican committee on Thursday.
Royal Daniels, c. T.. Rohrer and
A. Vandrilen have sold their lands
near this place 10 the Frnitdale
Company, Of which A. b. Clark is
manager.
Colonel Wood of Custer county
will next week start the big band
of sheep which he purchased from
Jas. Stanfeld on the drive to his
range near Challis.
The school trustees have signed
the bonds and returned them to
New York for payment, and doubt
less work on the new school house
will commence soon.
Red Miller, while attempting to
mount a horse Wednesday. was
kicked twice by the animal. He
WIS unconscious for a while, but
the next day appeared on the streets.
LosT--On the street in Mountain
Home. June %, $500 in currency
"a $40 and a SIS bill. A liberal
reward will be given for return of
the money to C. e. Boyer. the tin
smith.
Brakeman Knowles fell from
car Monday and dislocated his
elbow. DR. Smith placed the joint
in natural position and Knowles de-
parted that evening for the railroad
hospital at Ogden.
On the 10Th instant, Frank john
son, son of our worthy townsman ].
NJ. Johnson, reached his II year
notch, and, ia consequence, he roy
ally entertained number of young
people at his fathers residence.
Engineer Even Williams, who was
20 seriously hurt in the passenger
wreck near Mountain Home several
months ago, has returned from the
hospital at Ogden to Pocatello and
will soon be able to be out again.
Miss Cora Wilson, aged 10,
daughter of j. r. Wilson of Dixie,
was brought here Tuesday to be ex-
amined for insanity. After
thorough investigation Probate
Judge Clinton concluded that the
young lady was not fit subject for
the insane asylum. Mrs. Wilson
and daughter returned to Dixie on
Wednesday.
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