Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-04-13
SATURDAY, April 10, 1895.
- Book Beer at Comes.

Mrs. bearDys store presents q
handsome appearance indeed.
Try Caldwell made cigar at
Manuel Comes billiard hall.
The water in the reservoir now
measures SO feet in depth and more
coming.
Cal Schrof attended the cattle
mems meeting in this place last
Saturday.
A number Of newcomers went
down to Snake river Thursday to
view George P. Halls big fruit
orchards.
- r. III. Davidson of Glover creek
andEW. c. Young Of Caldwell, prom
inent cattle raisers, were in this
place last Saturday and Sunday.
What have you done the past
week to make home more attractive?
Have you planted tree, begun a
grass plot, trained vine, or started
flower garden?
The delightful weather Of the
past week is springlike and invig-
Grating. The air could not be purer
even If imported from the highest
priced health resorts in the country.
Col. Geo. A. Williams returned
from Boise Thursday and went to
Bruneau valley Friday to purchase
span Of fine young horses. He
will visit HALEY before returning to
Atlanta.
- Millinery opening at Mrs.
M. ]. Bearby's on April IL and IS.
Ladies are cordially invited to call
and inspect the new STYLES at prices
to suit the times. Souvenir bouton-
aire for each lady caller.
County Recorder Reynolds row
glides along astraddle bicycle
which he recently purchased. and
Roscoe Smith will soon have horse
for sale, as he has ordered from the
east one Of the latest improved and
finest wheels.
J. r. wilkins was over from Bru.
neau Tuesday. He reports that his
son John and daughter, Miss Kittie,
are suffering greatly from regular
old time Mississippi bottom chills,
which they contracted while in the
Indian Territory last fall.
J. NJ. johnson has purchased ant
shipped 225 900 pounds Of wool from
this place during the past week; othel
parties about 10000, and there vet
remains on the platforms about SO,
600 pounds. This is about one-thIrC
of the amount of wool that will h
shipped from Min Home this season
r. G. Mock, editor of the Nampi
Leader and Masonic Grand Lee
turer for Idaho, accompanied by
his wife, came in from Nampa OF
Tuesday. They remained here unit
Thursday morning, as guests Of Mr.
and Mrs. A. B. Clark. The Bull
LETrN acknowledges q pleasant cal
from this worthy young couple.
The county commissioners me
Monday and were in session tw'
days. but what they did the publi'
can not know, as they ordered tn
clerk not to allow any of their pro
ceedings to be published until fur
Their orders. Chairman Corkcr wen
to Boise Wednesday to attend tn
u. s. court, and Messrs. Lester ant
Hartwell visited Cold Spring vale,
Thursday on road matters, SO W
are told.
Nv. Mundell of Rocky Bar re
turned here Thursday from the eas'
where he spent the winter. He say
that the recent storms in Wyoming
Nebraska and Colorado caused grea
loss in cattle and sheep. Thousand
of sheep had to be dug out of bi
snow drifts. the majority of Shic
had persisted. The number Of i'd
men in the States he visited and th
extreme poverty prevailing gene
ally throughout the east, he said b
would not attempt TO describe, an
that he rejoiced at being once moi
In favored Idaho. He will visit II
State capital before returning to Il
Bar.