Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1894-06-09

Masonic meeting next Wedne6-
day evening.
E@- Special Sales Of Parasols at
Shainweld's to-day.
EW The place to get your cigars
Ii at Neil & Rinehart's.
Mrs. Geo. ID. Bell was on the
sick list the forepart of this week.
80 Special Prices on Calicoes.
Ginghams and Outings, at Shainr
wald's to-day.
Miss Marguerite Harrington of
Bellevue was visitor in Mountain
Home Thursday.
- II You miss going to Shain-
wald's to-day, you miss the greatest
bargains of the season.
Mrs. A. ]. Griffin has returned
home from an extended visit with
relatives in 0wyhee county.
DR.. Bearby returned home last
evening from her visit at Hubbell's
ranch on Long Tom creek.
Miss Mary Gray has gone to
Rocky Bar and Atlanta with
choice lot of millinery goods.
Mrs. M. c. Smith and Miss May
johnson have gone TO Salt Lake on
a visit 10 relatives and friends.
John Davey, bright and manly
Rocky Bar lad, came down by last
nights stage TO join his uncle, Tom
Kitto.
Reynolds and Beckett are erect
ing paint shop on Bennett street,
nearly opposite Hanley's black
smith shop.
Ottenheimer & Rosenheim have
recently received large lot of easy
chairs at their saloon adjoining the
Gilmore hotel.
Professor Smith, who so success
fully conducted the Glenn's Ferry
school two years ago, was a visitor
here yesterday.
- Milk shakes and lemonade.
ice cold, 10 cents per glass. Also,
full line Of confectionaries, at
Neil & Rinehart's.
Myers, the photographer, will
remain here until next Wedne sday.
He is the king of photographers in
this section and always gives salts
faction.
The ice cream festival at the
Congregational church last evening,
was well patronized by our people,
notwithstanding the weather was a
little chilly.
Sam Galloway was In town yes
terday from Mayfeld. He says
that bis Sorrel Top horse and Ma
ginness' mare will run race here
ON July 2, for big money.
Mrs. Howie was quite sick a few
days ago, but we are pleased to saw
she has since much improved.
Her condition permitting, she
will depart for Salt Lake on to-
morrow evenings train.
Otto Campbell, son Of Banker
Campbell, while playing ball few
days ago had the bone Of bis left
thumb broken. II was an unfortu-
nate play for the young man, but
we trust he will not be crippled a
great while.
DIR. Belts, Edgar Wilson, C.
Moore, F. Boomer, Mr.. McAfee and
others from Boise are camping on
Canyon creek in the neighborhood
of Marion Daniels ranch, and are
having great sport catching noun
tain trout, that are numerous in
that stream.
Manager Griffin, of the "17's
organ" with tears in his eyes, says
Charlie Bray ''has Topped over and
become a Democrat of the PAYNE.
Stevenson brand" Glad to know
ii, and all truthful, self-respecting
Republicans like Charles Bray
should do likewise.
The scholars of the Episcopal
Sunday school will give an enter.
tainment on Sunday evening, June
10-Children's Day. No admIs-
sion will be charged, but collection
will be taken up, the proceeds %
be used towards establishing Ii
brary for the Sunday School. The
exercises will commence at eight
o'clock. All are cordially invited
| A most deplorable accident hap
pened near Medberry station las
Wednesday. A. E. Soper. brake
man on O freight train. fell from th,
cars while under Roadway and hao
both hands badly mutiIated by tn,
wheels running over them. leaving
only the thumb on his left hanc
and the thumb and index finger OF
right hand. He was brought to thi
place at the earliest moment, ane
DIR. Smith, assisted by DIR. Nieukirk
Immediately commenced the dilii
cult task Of dressing the wounds
Up to the time of his departure from
Mountain Home for the Ogden hos
pital Wednesday evening. Mr.. Sope
could not give any explanation o
how the accident occurred. III,
said he had been railroading for 1.
years and that this was the first in
jury Of any character he had re
ceived. He had been running OF
this division but a short time an,
hos n wifa and child rea;din0 "a