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

Harry Thompson returned from
Boise Wednesday.

Harry Thompson returned from
Boise Wednesday.
Struckman, the photographer. bal
returned from Rocky Bar.
We are pleased to see Billy No
land again upon the streets.
Mrs. Paul Orebaugh has gone "a
Caldwell on visit to relatives.
Revs. Jennings and Mcpherson
OF shoshone visited this place Wed
nesday.
The big cattle round up for this
spring will commence ut the mouth
Of the Boise river on the 10th inst
Mrs. Hagar has caused sign "a
be put up to attract the attention Of
strangers to her superb dining par
Tors.
Roscoe Smith, our popular D har-
macist, spent Sunday and Monday
an Boise city, on a visit TO his
mother and sister.
FRANK johnson, son of Jno. M.
johnson, has returned here from
Red Bluff, CAL. where he had been
attending school during the past
winter.
Rev. Mr.. Mcpherson will hold
divine services in the Episcopal
church. Mountain Home, tomorrow
morning at III o'clock and in the
evening at s o'clock. Sunday school
ut 2 o'clock p. m.
gentleman named Haynes, from
Seattle. passed through this place
last Monday on his way to Pine
Grove, where he will assist Cy Doom
in developing his valuable mining
properties this summer.
Major Frank p. Cavanah came
in from Boise Tuesday on business
connected with his big mining opera
tions. He departed for Caldwell
the next morning TO attend the sill
Yer league meeting at that place.
Strikes are the order of the day
and have reached Mountain Home.
Thursday evening, after due notice.
the faithful. industrious and brainy
foreman Of the Gilmore Republican
omit work because he could not get
about 5000 due him for labor per-
formed. In order TO help work our
neighbor out of this dilemma we
this week prescribe for the grand
aggregation" pills instead of para
goric--to be had at Roscoe Smiths
drug store. We told our Repub-
lican friends-the combine-a few
weeks ago that ii was poor business
policy for them TO do any kind Of
printing at less than cost, and this
strike and exposure Of their finan-
cial standing proves that we were
correct.
Colonel A. Fl Sellers and Mr.. III.
r. RELY, of the Chicago Guarantee
and Trust Company, are in Noun
tain Home, guests Of Mr.. A. B.
Clark. Colonel Sellers is gentle
man Of vast experience, having
travelled extensively both in this
and other countries. He under
stands what can reasonably be ex-
pected by proper cultivation and
irrigation of these sagebrush plains.
The Colonel is one of Chicago's
wealthy and most prominent citi-
zens and is here looking over the
enterprise now being held up to |
view by DIR. John Z. Harper, Of
Chicago, and Mr.. A. B. Clark of
this place. The BULLETIN wishes
20 place itself on record as saving
that while our friend Clark does not |
talk as much as some men, what
ever representations he does make
TO these gentlemen, or others, will !
be truthful. Mr.. Clark il bending |
every effort 10 the development Of |
our town and surrounding country,
but deals in cold facts in represent
ing what can be done. We trust
that after the jolly Colonel and his
associate, Mr.. Rely, have spent a
few days with Mr.. Clark they will
feel like taking a hand in the good |
work, and when they return east
be fully prepared to proclaim TO
the world the many advantages |
possessed by lovely Idaho.