Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1894-06-30

The county commissioner will |
meet In reguirr session on Monday, |
July ..
The people Of Pine Grove will
have picnic on Deer creek on the
Fourth.
Married, at Glenn's Perry, July
26, III. w. Peyton and Miss Anna
Worthington.
Rev. Mr.. Mcpherson will preach
In the Episcopal church tomorrow
morning and evening.
Constable Rinehart is a vigilant
officer and il keeps him busy max
ing the hobos move on.
Mr.. Rinehart Of Oregon came in
Thursday evening on visit to his
nephew, c. III. Rinehart.
Ice cream will be served on the
4th of July at the Turner house by
the Episcopal church ladies.
Miss Stella Sprague accompanied
Mrs. Mckim to the mountains
leaving here Friday morning.
The Commissioners do not meet
until Monday week and Manager
West has not arrived at Shainwalds.
Captain Geo. w. Hill this week
sold to 81. Paul man carload of
fine horses, which have been taken
east.
Frank johnson ia now tho polite
and attentive assistant Of Manager
Smart at Shainwald Bros. bargain
house.
G. II. Corker and Sam Blackwell
were here Thursday attending the
Republican Central Committee
meeting.
r. Lager and wife were here
Thursday night, from Glenn's Fer
ry, attending the Daughters Of Re-
bekah lodge.
Wool from the Three creek cnun-
try, belonging 10 Jonathan. Stan.
field and others, has been arriving
here this week.
A petition viii be presented tc
the Board of Commissioners ut their
next meeting asking for the erection
Of a bridge across Lime creek or
the Rocky Bar road.
Charlie Flynn and Chas. Bannon
are building an arastra on Buchan'
an gulch. near Pine Grove, with
" hich they will reduce the ore from
their mine. IL IL free-millihg ore
and very rich, we are told.
Contractor Tautphaus' big teams
arrived from Idaho Falls Thursday,
loaded up with supplies and de-
parted for the Bruneau canal works
Friday morning. Work on the
canal will now be pushed until its
completion.
The Mountain Home baseball nine
went to Caldwell Sunday and playet
a spirited and interesting game Will
the Caldwell nine--the game stand
ing 5 and 8 when the train pulled
in and our boys were compelled t;
depart for home.
A hobo was brought before Judge
Clinton few days ago charged will
stealing shirt from n clothes line
He is smooth talker and worked
upon the sympathies of the Judg'
TO such an extent that he not onl,
discharged the fellow but gave hin
half-dollar ITO eat on"
| w. ]. Driver & Co., have pur
chased the entire Epperson band o
sheep, and A. b. Clark of thil
place, one of the company, hal
full charge Of the same. Mr.. Drive
IL a wide-awake business man All
affable gentleman and has mad
warm friends in this section durin
his present visit. He will depar
for his home, in Chicago. by Il
morrow nights train, but the BuLLf
TIN hopes to see him a permanent
resident of Mountain Home er
many more moons roll by.
At regular meeting Of Rebekal
Lodge, I. O. O. r., Thursday eve
ming. the following officers wer
elected for the term: Mrs. Ida /
Payne, N. c.; +. II. McWilliam,
Y. G.; Miss. Mabel Payne, Seer,
tary; Mrs. Katie johnson, Treasul
err. Trustees, Mrs. Lottie Howet
! and A. J. Griffin. After iodg
! work, q number of invited friend
i joined the Daughters at the hall an
partook Of ice cream, cake an
| strawberries and had good tim
, generally. We are pleased 10 hea
that this lodge of good samaritan
il in q flourishing condition.
The organ of office-seekers. r,
publican like, thinks that all Dem'
Gratis are fools and that Clevelan
cannot find one capable Of fillin
the scat of Register Kingsley. an
! at the same time pretends to deepl
sympathize with us because "
! have so many .conniption fits
over the loss OF Filthy lucre" TIN
D n Democratic paper should reeei,
i nj the hands III a Democratic admit
/ istration, Were tho Republican
. truthful sheet we might appreciai
I it's proifered sympathy, but when
paper. in it's infancy, proclaimf
) eelf in large tyne 1.-THE nioneer nan