Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-02-09

D9 otue' vi committee oil arrange
ments. Nj. f. REYNOLDS, Chairman.
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One of w. ID. Reynolds twin
children is quite sick.
JOHNNY Wilkins is arranging to
ship a big lot Of horses east.
Mr.. and Mrs. Neil will occupy
the house vacated by Ben Gray.
Born, at Mountain Home, Feb. s.
to the wife of Arthur Pendry, a son.
The infant child of Mr.. and Mrs.
Vermiliion died Thursday morning.
Frank Kalchinsky, ''the butcher
is fast recovering from his recent
severe illness.
Sheriff Oliver has made some
needed improvements in and around
the county Jail.
JOHNNY Wilkins has fine match
horses OF various colors for sale at
bedrock prices.
Deputy Sheriff Easley and family
now occupy their new residence
near the sheriff's office.
John Noble, the delicate looking
sheep raiser from Shoohy was in
town Wednesday evening.
Dan Reber of Dixie, and VIM.
Evans of Owyhee, attended the Sc
cial club dance last evening.
We are told that the gentlemen
who are exporting the county books |
will have their work done by the
10th.
Mrs. L. A. Underwood came in
from Pocatello on Wednesday, and /
will remain here for an indefinite
time.
The demand for extra copies of
The BULLETIN last Saturday and
was greater than we could
supply.
w. III. Baker is having a new
ioor put down in his saloon build
ng and otherwise improving its APP
)earanoe.
Sheriff Oliver captured Wilson,
Who escaped from Jail here, at Poca.
clio and brought him back last
Mr.. Crossfeld, the popular travel
ng man for Mitchell, Lewis & Co,
ragon dealers, was here the fore
art of this week.
Judge A. NJ. Sinnott, Mt Glenn's
'errv, is authorized to solicit and 1
eceipt for subscriptions to the Ell :
ORE BULLETIN. :
Dan Hill came over from Sinker !
reek Tuesday for short stay with !
8, and We are pleased to say that I
is health is fairly good. 9
The Mountain Home Social E
'ancing Club have agreed to give r
mother series of dances. Call on
oscoe Smith and get your ticket. :
Deputy Recorder Manion last
Ionday used coal oil little too /
eely in starting a fire in the Office !"
owe, and now wears singed whis- a
ers and eyebrows. a
Mr.. and Mrs. Howeth entertained R
number of young people at their I,
sidence Thursday evening-danc- q
& and card playing being the G
nusement of the evening. p'
Manuel Comes has a letter from u
else Anderson dated "Neal, Feb. :.
y in which he says Amos Lee is Pr ),
tting along well with his game !,
OF, but still confined to his room. Or
The "harkeep" editor of the Cor g
,r-Howie organ, aided by tender
Of" made his usual living roar
,ainst the editor of the BULLETIN an
the last issue Of that whimpering s.
eet. "a "a
After protracted visit at Far q =
ington. Wash, Mrs. W. C. Rey- ia
lids returned home last Tuesday, sa
companied by her daughter, Mrs. =
'rvice, and children, who will visit v
re for some time. n,
j. l.. de Haven has recovered 7
flieiently TO enable him TO leave 60 60
5 bed and sit up in his room, We q
e glad to say, but we regret ex- y
edingly to learn that Mrs. de III
ayen is now very sick.
Auditor Reynolds office now pre- i, H.
nts very creditable aud couve- on On
ent appearance. He has a card N,
ION the vault door directing you ~ !"
mere to find any record book, be- q q
les place for everything and AZ!
erything in its place. r. r.
Ike Harmon and family returned as as
,m their visit TO relatives in Mis- an an
uri last Saturday, and Ike tells
that he will evermore be con- y
nted in Idaho. The cold weather 10
"a the hard times are avfully aw- FL
| back there, according to his u
Dry. ~
The Ward family, which have !
en- maintained principally by the II
unity for several years, took their h ~
'parture for Baker City, Oregon, :.
! Thursday. Rinehart who has the Of
unity hospital contract for the i. r.
'xt year, furnished the excursion P.
,n1s e. tha ,Il man aud bi, ,...t,pf, u