Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-09-18

George House bias returned here
from bis summer prospecting cam
pnign.
Hutch is daily receiving lots
III t0othsome articles at hrs family
grocery store.
n~A carload Of Free Coinage
Flour Just received at O. II Hutch
ms family grocery store.
John Ross, the veteran placer
mines, was up from the raging
Snake last Sunday.
M Fleischmann's celebrated
compressed yeast, 2 cakes for 3
cents, st the Chicago Bakery.
Seen. Kelley" of Coxey army
fame, addressed q large crowd Of
people At pocatcllo on the 10th.
Mrs. D. RI. Hutchins and Mrs.
G. w. Burns ale expected to return
home this evening from Rocky Bar.
Mrs. John Gilman returned FROM
Boston On this mornings train and
will % up to Rocky Bar TO morrow.
G. d. Morgan Of Smiths Prairie
has been arrested ct Boise, charged
with stealing cattle from Elisha
Bellnr.
Mrs. d. b. Swan and little daugh-
ter Lois returned home this morning
from Idaho Falls and DR.. Swan is
harv,x, x.r,aa mara
The BuLrEvEH regrets very much
to learn that Judge James Stout Is
in very feeble condition at Spring
tield, Ohio. whore he is visiting.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hanley returned
from Wardner Monday evening,
where Mr.. Hanley had been to at
tend the Pythian Grand Lodge.
WIN. Thomas, who killed James
Ford at Silver City last December
was tried and convicted of man
slaughter at Boise City on the 18Th.
Harry Madison yesterday de-
parted for Rocky Bar with large
supply Of sample goods In the
interest Of the HelfFich Mercantile
Co.
Miss Mary Gray went TO Boise
yesterday, TO be absent several DAYS
on business connected with her
millinery establishment ia this
place.
Ike Harmon will ship a carload
Of cattle from Shoshone ON the 9TH
Of next month, ard go along with
them on visit to his old Missouri
home.
The Helfrich Mercantile Co. will
tomorrow start 25000 pounds of
goods for Atlanta by teams piloted
BY Harmon, Gearhart, Tanner and
Denton.
L. l.. Swan went 10 Boise SUNDAY
on bis bicycle, returning here Mon
day. Ie made the distance (55l
miles IN five hours and twenty
minutes.
Born. at Pennington, Wash,
Sept, l6, 1895. 10 the wife Of VIM.
Service. a son. "papn Reynolds
now reioices in being the grand
father Of another boy
Mr.. Jamerson. the bricku1aker.
returned here Sunday from Albion,
and Is now engaged in making
brick for the construction Of the
Episcopal church.
There will be Magic Lantern
entertainment at the Congregational
church Friday evening az o'clock.
Fifty views Of Washington City. d.
@. Admission 10 and 5 cents.
Born, in Mountain Home, Idaho,
Sept. ia, 1895, to the wife Of Fl. G.
Hubbell, a daughter, and we are
pleased to learn that Mrs Hnbbell
and child are getting along nicely.
Hugh Latham and Milt Reynolds
spent Sunday in Mayfield. and they
tell as that ODE Corder's mining
prospects are very bright and that
he has several beautiful bonanzas
ia sight.
Col. Williams, superintendent Of
the Atlanta mining and milling
company, Is now having q great
deal Of his supplies shipped "a
Mountain Home to be forwarded Il
Atlanta.
| j NJ. Johnson yesterday received
q telegram announcing the serious
illness Of bis brother, George John,
SON, at Sacramento, Cali, and he
departed on last evenings train fol
that city.
Con. Tatro, Of Boise, was here OF
3 business trip Monday. he hai
the contract for hauling Butts 4
Lloyd'a sawmill machinery from
this place 10 Big Bar on the Middle
Boise river.
Il A man sitting In the middle Of
pasture, waiting for cow to com
Up I'd IL miIked, II 10 more foolisl
than the merchant who stocks hi
store and waits for trade to come I
him without advertising.
Gov. Mcconnell passed throug
. this place Monday IN route I'd Pay