Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1894-05-12

sheriff Gray 10 at Pine Grove.
| Judge Golden returned TO the Bal
this morning.
Robt. Gray came down from Pin,
Grove last evening.
Mrs Black and Mrs. Ridsnbaugf
departed for Bellevue on last even
ing's train.
Jessie Pinney came in last nigh,
from Haley. on a visit TO her sister
Mrs. b. X. Gray.
Morning and evening services al
the Episcopal church tomorrow
Sunday school at 2 p. m.
Another lot Of commonwealth
about 50-passed through here this
morning on top Of box cars. bound
for Washington.
l.. Burton, formerly Of walla
Walla, has opened q shoemaker's
shop in Brady's building. next door
to Bob Burns meat market.
Stranger, keep your eyes on
Mountain Home for Investments
and don't wait long, either, ii you
desire to be In at the swim.
The BULLETIN holds a letter from
Portland. Ore, addressed TO Joseph
Pearson. formerly Of Rocky Bar.
Send us your address, Joe, and get
your letter.
John Kincaid returned here q
few days ago from Missouri. where
he had been on visit to relatives
He is on his way to Gem, Idaho, his
present residence.
At Orebaugh's Barber
NeAr.s3 Shop, hot or cold, and
shave that will make you happy
for week. Try Il.
The commonwealers who stole q
train in Colorado a few days age
and started for Washington have
proven themselves no common
wheelers by any means.
Chas. III. Reed, Caldwell lawyer
and who was chief clerk Of the las,
Idaho Assembly, was indicted BY
the recent Canyon county grand
jury, for raising school warrant
from 80 to $103.
J. X. Falwell of New York, sec
rotary Of the Min. Home Cana
and Land Company, after spending
several days in this place, took las
evenings train for the east. Mr.
Falwell expressed himself as highly
pleased with matters here pertain
ing to his company.
A sheep herder, coming from
John Mobiles camp Thursday con
cluded to swim Snake river, rather
than walk several miles out of al
air line to Mountain Home TO tn
ferry. He stripped, tied his cloth
ing around his neck aid pIunget
in. The water is very cold and !
was with great difficulty he reaches
the bank on this side-being o.
much chilled and exhausted. Blu
he made the rifle, not, however
with his shoes. for they had becom
detached from his neck and wer
lost. He came into town somewha
foot-sore.
The following from a contempt
rary is right to the point: Its jus
as sensible tn expect crop of corr
to plant iself. grow and finally Ian,
in the crib without the help of labor
ms TO sit calmly down and wait 70
the town to prosper without an
effort. We will get just what W
work for. 'Twould be strange indies
If there were not some men in GU
midst who are willing to do nothin
but float around in the pool of stag
nation like leeches ready to taste
to the body of prosperity and sue
the blood which they did not bel
10 make. Don't be leech.--Bois
Dem.
Milton Cage assumed his dutie
as receiver in the land Office sewers
DAYS since. A new register wi
also shortly succeed Kingsley, so
is reported. The Index will write
touching eulogy on the retiring rel
lister as soon as his successor take
his seat. By the way, there is
; couple of land notices in this issr
! of the Index, and when Mr.. King
ley has paid for republishing othe
that should have appeared in u
3 Index, and other damages and i
: conveniences incidental TO repub
cation, he may wish he had cor
piled with the law in such matter
a -Emmet Index.