Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-02-16

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a bright young man who could and
should have carved out a brilliant
future for himself, but his grea,
mania for gambling led to his down
fall. No living man had more sim
cere friends than he possessed two
years ago-friends who stood by
him to their own detriment-but
their good offices availed naught,
and were repaid by deceit and deep
laid treachery. The amount Of the
shortage of ex-Sheriff Gray is a sur
prise to bis friends and they hope
that he may be able to put his of
fetal record in better light before
the people of Gilmore county.
Mark Kuhn, popular Ogden
drummer. spent several days here
this week.
Mrs. Fitzwater spent this week
down at Dams cold spring ranch,
on Snake river.
Geo. Harvey returned from Chi
cago Thursday just in time to take
in st. Walls dance.
The senatorial deadlock at Boise
still prevails and the Legislative SEES
sion is nearing its end.
w. J. Gard was here Thursday,
from Orangedale on Ditto creek,
feeling as happy as a clam at high
tide.
Miss Lena Suhlsen, who has been
visiting for sometime here with Mrs.
Bobo, returned to Boise on Wednes-
dav.
DR.. Smith was called to Bruneau
Wednesday night TO attend Mrs.
Black and Sam Wilkins, who were
reported sick.
EE James Carroll has again
opened paint and paper-hanging
shop in Mountain Home, and silic-
its a share of public patronage.
August kunnecke always keeps
a fine supply of choice meats at his
butcher shop next to Jack Hills
Board of Trade, and is building up
splendid business.
]. B. Belts requests us to say
that he will soon establish bakery
in this town, and will furnish the
best Of bread at 5 cents a loaf.
John and William Benham came
over from Bruneau Thursday, and
that evening John took the train for
Hannibal, Mo-, to visit relatives.
The HALEY -News-Miner of the
Sth says: "Ben. Il. Gray goes to
work to-day for the Haley Mercan-
tile Company, where he has per-
manent situation"
Boyer is enlarging his tin and
hardware store to give him better
opportunity to display his big stock
of new goods. That man Bower is
a rustler from away back in old
kaintuck.
Pat Linnehan has received a
letter from wealthy nephew living
at Solomon City, kans, of whom
he had for years lost all trace, and
who promises him an early visit at
Mountain Home.
O. III. Hutchins is this week ex-
tending his counters and adding
more shelving to his grocery and
notion store, and in few days will
display a large and new stock of
family groceries.
Ralph, the little son of Mr.. and
Mrs. w. D. Reynolds, who has been
seriously i'll for a week or more, is
now on the road to recovery and
the community rejoice with the
worthy parents at this fact.
Frank Hall, formerly secretary of
the Mountain Home Canal and
Land Company, dropped in upon
us last Saturday, from Chicago, his
present home. Frank looks as if
he had been Well cared for during
his absence. and he was cordially
greeted by MANY friends. His stay
was of short duration.
The little sehoolmates Of Gran
vile Howeth gave him a call last
Saturday night at the residence of
his parents, greatly to his surprise.
Mr. and Mrs. Howeth entertained
the jolly crowd in splendid man
ner until their regular bedtime,
when they departed for their homes
in very happy mood.
Miss Emma Edwards, designer of
the seal of the State Of Idaho, at
present studying art in New York,
will have a brilliant story in the
March number of the Midland
Monthly" published at Des Moines,
Iowa, entitled "A Princess Of Silver
land" II is vivid picture of life
at Idaho's capital during the ses-
sions of the first legislature held in
the new State. Miss Edwards also
has a prize poem in this number of
the Midland MoEthly."