Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1894-07-21

Mrs. Dt9enheimer. we regret to
learn, has been quite sick for a
week or more.
Assessor Oliver and wife returned
from Atlanta and the upper coun-
try last Monday.
Anderson is pushing the build
ing of his store and boarding house
near the Dixie mines.
After weeks sojourn at Judge
Stout's ranch, Miss Hope Pyburn
returned home Thursday.
Reynolds 4 Beckett, the painters,
spent this week ut Bruneau at
work on John Mitchell's new dwell
ing house.
Captsin Plummer, manager Of
the De Lamar mines, went up to
Bonaparte last Wednesday by pri-
vate conveyance.
Our space for candidates notices
is not limited. Therefore proclaim
yourself. The dark horse" racket
won't win this time.
The BULLETIN regrets to hear
that Mrs. Nieukirk, wife of DR..
Nieukirk. has been on the sick list
during the past week.
Obe Corder, the old Democratic
war-horse Of Mayfield, was visitor
here Tuesday and Wednesday.
Also r. d. Poe of the same place.
Jake Horn, Assessor Of Canyon
county. passed through this place
Tuesday on his way to visit placer
diggings In which he 10 interested
on the Middle Boise river.
The BULLETIN lie indebted to A.
L. Walcott. former resident Of this
place but now in Chicago, for files
of papers containing full accounts
Of the great strike in that city.
Mrs. Linnehan reminded the
BULLETIN Of her good friendship
last Tuesday by sending over from
her ranch near Oreana a generous
supply of splendid new potatoes.
L. B. Rinehart, a prominent citi-
zen of Union, Or. who had been
east to dispose of q large lot of
horses, stopped over here Monday
to visit with his nephew, G. II. Rine-
hart.
A. ]. Crook, the Populist candi-
date for Governor two years ago.
came in from Payette Tuesday and
the following day went up to the
Dixie mines, about % miles east Of
Mountain Home.
There seems to be another hitch
in securing the money for Mountain
Home school bonds in New York,
but 1t is hoped all mistakes will
soon be rectified and work COM
menced upon the building.
George Snowden came in from
the Big Camas country Wednesday
and presented the BULLETIN family
with lot of large trout which he
had hooked from the waters Of the
Malad, and for which we are duly
thankful.
]. ]. Little last Sunday went out
picking wild currants near the big
reservoir, and he bagged lots of 'em,
which Mrs. Little manufactured
into delicious jelly. and sent a jar OF
the toothsome article to the BuLLE-
TIN, which is highly appreciated.
C. s. De Witt, a government off.
cial, was in Mountain Home several
days during The forepart Of the
week, taking evidence in cases Of
the claims of ]. w. Melton and the
heirs Of David Dorsey for loss Of
property during the Indian war in
Idaho. The Dorsey claim is 81. 30C
and Melton's $400.
Our old friend Dan Hill has come
out for Assessor and Collector Of
this county. We are glad to see
such Democrats announce them.
selves. Old Dan proved himself q
straightforward man while in the
Sheriff's Office notwithstanding all
the kicks made against him while
in that Office.
Constable Rinehart tells the boss
squash-growing story of the season
From 8 o'clock one day TO Q the
next q squash vine in his garden
by actual measurement, grew eight
inches. But Doc Farnsworth goes
r. q few inches by asserting that
years ago, on his ranch in Boise
valley, q squash vine shot out just
23a inches in IL hours
Last week we unintentionally
omitted 10 note the appearance
of the Boise Evening Mail, a "a
column Democratic semi-week ~
paper recently started at the Capt.
tai City. II is q neat and attrac'
tive sheet, and exhibits great ability
In all departments--local, political
and general news. 8. Fl. Shep
herd is the proprietor, and this
BULLETIN wishes him all manner
of success.
We are overly glad TO see such
good, reliable citizens seeking office
as is evidenced in to-day's BuLLE.
TIN under the head Of Candidates
Jim Purtill, our accommodating
postmaster, places his name before
the Democracy of Gilmore for Treas.