Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1894-06-02

tied this place recently.
Miss Lizzie Wildman has returned
from visit at Glenn's Ferry.
Mrs. Waller came in from Rocky
Bar Wednesday, en- route TO Boise.
A number of our people attended
. dance last night at VIM. Callow-
avs ranch.
U. Prices crsam Be1riag Powder
wsrsfs puis slaghsst assass - plpasaa.
The ''Skookums" were scooped
by the "Elmores' last Sunday at =
baseball game.
Reynolds & Beckett are painting
Geo. Bells residence in their usual
artistic manner.
Miss Allie Grove, recently from
Missouri, and Ben Harris Of this
place were married last Sunday by
Justice Sprague.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hubbell, from Long
tom, were in this place Thursday.
Mrs. Bearby accompanied them on
their return, for q short outing IN
the mountains.
Having been rendered more lu-
crative position. w. J. Mcvety, q
splendid all-round newspaper man
and gentleman, formerly of the Re-
publican, has returned 10 Boise TO
reside.
Last Saturday evening Mountain
Home Lodge No. 10, /. o. o. r.,
elected the following new officers:
M. 8. Comes, N. g.; A. ]. Griffin,
v. g.; Geo. Peck, r. g.; III. Dorsey,
Treasurer.
A At orebaugh's Barber
laA1ns Shop. hot or cold. and
u shave that win make you happy
for q week. Try IL.
- Best timothy and clover hay
rs cents per hundred pounds, and
oats for $50 per hundred, for sale
by J. NJ. Neil.
A fine gold watch and chain and
a pair of solid gold bracelets were
stolen. last Saturday from the resi-
dence of Capt. Geo. Hill. about 7
miles east Of Mountain Home. A
one-armed sheep herder named Yves
Poland had been employed by Capt.
Hill. He quit the job. got his dues.
came to this place and took the FIRST
train going west, though he repre-
sented that he was going to Montana.
The next day the jewelry was first
missed and Poland was suspected
Of the robbery and the sheriff no
tilted. kilograms were sent in va
rious directions aud the thief was
soon in the jug at Boise City and
the stolen articles recovered from
the pockets Of the prisoner. Sheriff
Gray went to Boise Monday and
brought the ungrateful seoundrel
back to his place. Tuesday he had
q hearing before Judge Clinton and
was held in the sum Of $1,000 to
appear at the next district court.
He Is now q regular guest at the
Hotel de Gray, and viii doubtless
land In the penitentiary.
Miss Anna Rosevere is heroine Of
the hour at Glenn's Ferry. accord
ing 10 Surveyor Rhoades, who was
at the Ferry when this young lady
showed so much nerve. II appears
that II. M. HuIburt attempted "a
cross the river, which is very high,
in q skiff last Saturday night. His
boat drifted with the swift current
against the ferry cable, and he was
compelled TO throw both arms over
the cable to save himself from @
watery grave. Dangling in tho wa
ter and unable 10 move either way,
he yelled for assistance. Miss Anna
hearing his cries, ran 10 the ferry
boat, launched II and started TO the
rescue Of the gentleman. Reaching
near him II was found that bis arms
had become numb and useless 70
him In reaching the boat. The fair
navigator then started the boat
ahead again, tbs shivs striking the
mana shoulder and showing hin,
safely 70 the shore, his breast and
arms being much burnt by contact
with the cable during his rapid
transit from where he was found
suspended In the middle Of the