Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1894-06-09
SATURDAY, June Q, 1894.
oAlcisl Paper Of Elmors Count
No stores open tomorrow
Blanks for sale at this Office.

No stores open tomorrow
Blanks for sale at this Office.
Tom Hnffaker, of Cold Springs.
was in town Monday.
- Piano and furniture polish
for sale by Reynolds a. Bee kett.
DR.. Nieukirk, Rev. Nash and J.
Il. Bowes visited Dawson's springs
Monday.
jolly JEFF Whitson of Bruneuu
was footing his horn in this place
last Monday.
- Reynolds & Beckett will do
your painting in first-class order at
hard times prices.
Fred Merritt and family are now
occupying Sol. Newcomers dwelling
house, on North Main street.
Lawyer Wolfe has removed his
Office from the drug store building
TO the last house on south Main
street.
Mrs. w. c. Wickersham and lit
tie daughter returned Tuesday from
their Boise visit, and Yves is him
self again.
- Reynolds d Beckett make
specially in renovating and pol
ishing furniture, pianos, etc. Give
them call.
A number of our citizens Of leis-
ure have this week made fishing
tripe up Canyon creek some re-
turning with fine strings of noun
tain trout, and some didn't.
GW Reynolds & Beckett are the
ONLY workmen i'm town who will
guarantee all kinds Of painting and
paper hanging.
An article in our last weeks is-
sue. headed rs Idaho Tool2"
should have been credited to that
splendid paper, the Weiser Signal.
A very ENJOYABLE dance took place
at Odd Fellows hall Monday even
ing. II was gotten up in honor Of
Misses Grace and Anna McLaugh-
lin, who have since departed for the
east.
Mr.. John Mcmillan, an extensive
wool grower and popular : esident of
the vicinity of Mayiield was in this
place Tuesday attending to the
shipment Of his wool clip for this
season, which amounted 10 1850
pounds. He informs us that eight
men sheared $500 head of sheep
in little less than six days. Mr..
Mcmillan went to the Capital on
Wednesday.
At the eemi-annual election OF
officers of the Euterpe Cotnet Band,
Wednesday evening, the following
officers were elected: j. I. Sprague
president and musical director; Nj
i. Reynolds, vice president and as
sistant director; ". d. Reynolds
secretary; Manuel Comes, treasurer
The boys have been and are receiv
ing new and latest music and viii
be able TO give good salts faction the
coming season.
During our absence from the Bull
LETIE office at noon a few days agt
fine large sign mystetiously ap'
peared over the door of our tread
mill. How it got there We do no
positively know, yet We suspect i
the work of the dexterous hands o
Messrs. Reynolds & Beckett, tn
expert painters. Gent lemen, tn
old mans breast swells with appre
citation for the kind act.
Hon. f. G. Helfrich. received
merited compliment at the hands o
our citizens last Monday. Not
withstanding he had caused the an
nouncement that he would not be |
candidate for reelection 10 the otfic
of school trustee. the voters re
paired to the polls and Nv unani
nous verdict proclaimed that MI
Helfrich should succeed himself a
Enthusiastically conveying their ap
probation Of his services In the in
terest of the Mountain Home schoo
He received the entire number 9
votes cost---62. The tax proposition
was carried by vote Of 53 TO 2.