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Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-11-20

f.
Another moral and beneficial or
der has taken root ia Mountain
Home and Il bids fair d flourish
beyond 81, FIRST anticipationa. Sat.
nrday evening Mr.. Joseph Barton.
grand lecturer, instituted IL this
place Mountain Home Lodge No. 20.
Ancient Order United Aarkmen
IN Pythian He'll. The list Of ap.
plications for membership was quite
large and the time consumed in
balloting, initiating and electine
officers detained this new band Of
brothers in secret conclave until
about 2 o'clock the next morning.
when Mr.. Barton was greatly sur
prised 70 learn that a banquet table.
spead in his honor, awaited them Al
Emeriek's Restaurant. The menu
bers then repaired to Emerick's and
enjoyed a feast such as only that
caterer to the hungry il capable Of
providing in Mountain Home. and
where good fellowship prevailed for
over an hour.
The following named gentlemen
were elected and installed as officers
OF the new lodge:
+. 9. Helirich, Past Master Work
man.
W. F. Smith, Master Workman.
A. f. limerick, Foreman,
Geo + Mahoney, Overseer.
James :. Acker, Recorder.
w. @ HOWE, Financier.
]. w. Campbell. Receiver.
Trustees--J d. Helfrich, ]. b. Yer
million, Fred q. Fox.
There were % new members I'M
tiated, and we learn that this
number will be materially increased
Al their next meeting, TO be held III
Pythian hall Friday night.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-11-20
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Fron ~ sas4se seu,iasl
Orchard Farm is a small but am
bilious sett lement 10 miles west Of
Mountain Home, on the Oregon
Short Lin railway. A town has
been laid ut and the pushing and
en'erprisin < projectors hope 70 SEQ
in the ne hr future a busy metrop-
oils clustd r around them. They
claim that from this point the best
grade can DO obtained for railroad
into the D'Fyhee county mines. A
great deal bf money has been spent
in securing water for domestic aud
irrigation purposes. All around as
far ms the I've can reach sweeps the
broad, lev 81 and fertile plains of
Snake rive valley.
Mr.. q. !. Dykeman was in the
city the OF her day, and from him we
learned ma ny interesting facts about
Orchard + arm and its surroundings.
Dir. Dyke nan has just completed
the SCHOOL, louse. He SAYS that is a
structure 4 hat would be a credit 10
town of 500 inhabitants. There
are eleven children of school age.
Miss Wells is the teacher. She is
at present Ia Boise for the purpose
Of having Der eyes treated During
her absen ce the school is being
taught by Miss Jones Of Caldwell
The reese rvoir, in which 1t is pro-
posed to STORE up water TO irrigate
this county, IL situated on Indian
creek, six miles from the station.
The engine er says il will hold water
sufficient b irrigate 10000 acres.
The tow b at present consists Of a
depot, SC hool house and section
house. I here is in contemplation
and viii 3 BON be erected two stores.
one two-st bry hotel containing about
40 rooms a dwelling house, and
Mr. Dykel nan proposes putting up
VdfPtHtHF Su0F.
Aside fl ON the big reservoir there
is a sma ller one designed to hold
water for domestic purposes. This
is fed from springs, which will in
sure a steady supply Of pure water.
This reese rvoir is to be connected
with the own by pipe line, work
on which mas been commenced. Mr..
Dykeman ii employing I5 men, and
viii push the work to a speedy COM
pletion.
One-hAlf of the lots in the town
site are al ready sold. The streets
are grade d, sagebrush cleared off,
and by tn Is time next year the town
and the surrounding country will
have a laT ge population.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-11-20

2 New fesforice--slaiiy sgail.--Ihe
Atlantis Gold aud silver coe.
sWal1imted Mines.
g. DAvIEg. -. Nnr. Z

GLEN DAVIES, Idaho, Nov. II.
DEAR BulLErn:-A post Office
has been established al this place
with Chaa. Lange a. postmaster
We have alao been granted daily
mail service between Atlanta and
Rocky Bar, which shows that the
Democratic administration At Wash
ingson is willing to attend 70 the
wants Of our people, and that
promptly.
The new quartz mill being erected
by the Atlanta Gold and Silver Con-
solidated Mining Co, is rapidly
nearing completion, the machinery
Is now being put in place and every
thing will be ready for business in
about two weeks.
Mr.. Reynolds returned last week
from Wood River after having cap
tured one Of Blaine County's fair
est daughters. Mrs. Reynolds is
stopping in Atlanta for the present,
but will make this place her home
as soon as their new house il erected.
| observe by the press that our
governor il very much worriba over
the failure Of the last Legislature to
make an extra appropriation for
penitentiary improvements. Why
he should pirate over this matter
after having vetoed all bills calcu-
lated to build up and foster the edu-
cational interests Of our State. there
by attempting 10 deprive the rising
generation Of proper educational IA
cilities, in order to build up a pala-
tial home for our criminal element,
II mystery TO your correspondent
unless il be true that. "A kindred
feeling makes as wondrous kind"
We have had several light snow
storms but "old Sol" manages 10
keep the south hillsides bare. GILA.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-11-20
Notice far nids.

Notice il hereby given that the
directors Of the Mountain Home
and Hot Spring Telephone Co. will
receive sealed proposals for the dig.
ging Of holes aud setting Of poles
from Mount'n Home to Hot Spring.
Total number Of holes and poles,
seven hundred; depth Of holes 80
inches. All bids to be in by 10 a.
M, Nov. 80, 1895.
The directors reserve the right TO
reject any or all bids.
BY order Of the Directors.
w. A. REYNOLDS. Sec'y.
Address ali communication to
the Secretary.
Min Home, Nov. 20, 1895.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-11-20
GRAND vIEw ITEMs.

GRAND yrEw, Nov. IS Yesterday The 0wyhee
Land and Irrigation Cos main canal reached the
fourteenth mile stone, and NessFs Conway & Query
pushing Tor dear le, trying 10 hnsh before the
aesnal winter eoaes 10 take q band.
News has been received that Mr. W. y. Phillips has
reached bis hoae, fr0videnes, n. l.. right side up.
Mrs crotcheron aud Mrs. McCaba passed through
on their aAy % sinkgr Creek last Friday.
MFa and Miss TASit,haas losf this morning for 4
shaFt visit on the Rrupeau ard Shoaay creek. Mrs
fatitpeaus viii leave "Wednesday FOR Mountain Home
g. route % idaho Pals Miss Josie thank God
will Fen1in here until the wofk = colnpleaei.
srs Black ard Miss Dolly pAastal to-day en- route
for Captain fauis ranch
Two II our lauat prominent citisens have had < se
rBus dispute the correct pronunciation ~ tire
word "d0rg" a, who halls from Virginia claims the
lstsef sr : aoguied b, from Vermont, says Il j.
silent Noe Il has been dickens d a bong time
since any d ua NeFe At sheoi, beg % ask SOME
" sgur enlightened resdens 70 pity Ignorance and
TIP Is the straight thing about III They probably
vuat get their fswafd 70 thss aofld but sincerely
trust they viii ID the next. Az SHAY.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-11-20
Desert L and-Final Proof.


Tinted states Land Ofloe, Boise city, idaho,
November rs, 1898.
Notes Il hereby given that JOSEPH LAWLEa as
Einnee Of Edgar r Calvin % Orchard Ada county
idahas has tiled uetes IT intention 70 make proof on
bis dessert land claim No ii7a foz the hi sec 81 n
4 3 Boise mcmillan, Idaho. before Register and
Receiver v. y Land uftico AZ Basse City, Idaho on
MONDAY, the 9Th day Of January, 1885 He names
the following witnesses 10 prove the complete irrga
John 0Rthank, IT roeaie0. nannock county idaho.
James J. Mci)unsld Of NampS, genyon COUNTY. Idaho
Charles ChriAnAn o. hol4s City, Ada county,
Idaho.
noseo CHARLES nInRnD. Register.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-11-20
NOTE OUR PRICES
For THIS Week
SHATNwALD Bios. Co,
Mountain Home.
A. J. Woodruff and M. Jamerso
At shaiawala nroa. co'a.

a. j. Woodruff and Mr.. Jamerson
came in from Albion Monday.
Dan Reber has been visiting at
the city Of Zion during the past
week.
Scion Mccoy, the Little Camas
slockraiser, was in this place Sat-
urday.
Mrs. Harmon, mother Of Ike, has
gone to Oregon to remain during
the winter.
Hon. Frank Wyman Of Boise was
here Saturday evening on profess
sional business.
Charlie Finn was down from
Pine Grove last Thursday afternoon
after winter supplies.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dan McGinness
we're visitors in this place Friday
from Cold Spring creek.
Mrs. II. C. Swanholm, of Rocky
Bar went to Boise Sunday, where
she will probably remain this winter.
Joe, the 2-year-old son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Geo. w. Fletcher died at their
home In calistoga, Cal, on the 18th.
EU Fresh bread always on
hand at Emerick's new Restaurant
and Bakery. Five and ten cent
loaves.
Martin Knittle arrived here from
Rocky Bar Saturday evening and
went to the State Capital the next
day for few DAYS recreation
shorty" says everything is lovely
and the goose hangs high At the Bar.
The Boise Mail says P. r. Fer
enson Is busy at the freight depot
in that city cutting stone for Tur-
ner'e new hotel 10 go up at Mount
ain Home. The stone il being taken
from the Buckley quarry near Boise
and carload is nearly ready foi
shipment. The building will prob
ably be ready for the public by next
May.
A lecture on the customs, tradi
lions and manner Of living Of the
native people living in Liberia, VI
e Africa, will be delivered IN the
Congregational church. Tuesday
evening. Nov 20. 1895, BIZ Rev. E.
20. Harris. A number Of cnrioa.
such as sword and sheath, baby
carriage. bracelets, anklets, sass
wOod-given in case Of wiieheraft-
charms. etc, will be exhibited and
explained. Admission, Is cents;
children. 10 cents. Doors open At
7:s0 p. m; lecture to commence al
3 o'clock Come one come ALL
J. NJ. johnson. Dan Hill and Joe
Sprague returned Sunday evening
from Boise, where they had been on
business connected with the Hidden
Treasure mine at Neal, of which they
are owners. A three-quarter inter
est Of this property was incorpora.
/ ted on the 18th instant for the
term Of 80 years. The company Is
capitalized for 100000, divided
/ into shares Of the par value Of one
dollar each. OF this stock 100000
! Is subscribed and 100000 held AZ
/ treasury stock. and 10000 re.
served fos the purpose of securing
the remaining one-quarter interest
Directors Of the Hidden Treasure
Company are: Amos Lee Neal
| so, 000shares; N. G. Anderson. Neal
$1,000 shares; D. b. Hill, Mountair
Home. 100000 shares; J. NJ John
son, Mountain Home, $4,000 shares
J. n. sprague, Mountain Home, 50,
600 shares. At meeting Of the di
rectors held 10 Boise City, Nov. i
1885, tho following named officer
we're elected for the first year: |
3. It'll. president; Jos. r spragnl
vice president; J NJ Johnsons Sc,
retarv and treasurer.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-11-20
ALIAs SUMMONS

In the Justices Court Of Rocky Par Preuinct County
o. Elmore, state - Idaho, before John 7. Martin,
Justier ~ the Peaso
Eugene iison, plaintiff, A. Pfsifer and J. Pfeier,
ddiunaants
The Stats q Idaho sends Greeting 10 Pfeiaer
and J, fteiicr defendants. Yan are heFsby sum.
moned % appear before me, Al my Office Ii Rocky
haF IN sho county Of Eimoro, state n Idaho or the
2Ith day Of January, lspd at 10 O'Clock a N IN an
action brought against yon b. said plaintiff 20 an.
sWer she amended complaint u tina abose named
plaintiff Said action i brought 20 recover from you
the -ann o. 50 $780, with interest from the igih
day ~ uvtoer 1854 AID costs n suit for taxes paid
AMI latte performed for you BY plaintiff At your re-.
quest and Tor your asa and henedt. on OF alant the
18th dag Of October isof; and Il you do not 50 an.
pear Judgment viii be taken aassasa you faf aa4 81.
100, with iuasrcat from said 18th dAy of Octohar
1894 together with costa Of this suit, u you ial to
answer.
To the Sheriff or any Constable Of said County,
Greeting. Make legal service aud due return hereof
Given under my hand this nth day Of Nov. fs98
JOHN r. MARTIN
Justice Of the Peace 81 Rocky Bar Precinct In aaid
State and County.
Wymsn wymau, plaintiffs attorneys
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-11-20
Desert Land-Final Proof.


NIFI0N 0F1IFNs IlIIIl WUI0N4 HING NTINt EJWF01
November is isaa
Notiee Is hereby given that JOHN ONTHANK
assignee 81 James harrington Of Pocatcllo Bannot&
county Idaho, has Sled nolire OF intcution to make
proof an his desert land claim No ilTa tor the w M
sec. ~. ~ X 4. boise meridian, idaho. before
Register and Receiver " NJ Land cfiee AT Basae CITY
Idaho, on MONDAY, the Eth day o. january, 1885
plefe irrigation and reclamation % sad land james
y Dunn Of focaieiio. hammock county, Idaho 10
seph Lawler Il Orchard, Ada county, idaho; James
Y. Mcdonald Of Nampa, Canyon county, Idaho, and
Charles II ChFizaan ~ Boise Cigg Ada county, Idaho
HoFs0 CHARLES HfMROD Register.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-11-20
Arthur Pence returned 70 Hot

Arthur Pence returned TO Hot
Springs this morning.
Grandma Daniels is visiting with
her daughter Mrs. Hice.
w. A. Osgood and son Frank
spent Sunday in this place.
Joe Clemens and Chas Chester
went 10 Boise Monday ON q visit
Mrs. Madden came down from
Pine Grove Monday on her return
to Butte City.
An A. @. Il. VI. lodge will be In
stituted at Glenn's Ferry next Sat
urday evening.
Miss Velna Swan, sister Of DR..
Swan. returned 70 her hume In Ore
gon, last Friday.
EW-Go to Emerick's new Res.
taurnnt and Bakery for good meals
and wholesome fresh bread
Rate Of one and one-fifth railroad
fare to Walla Walla, on account Of
the Northwestern Fruitgrowers as
sociation, Dec. 10. A. NJ Mccall,
agent.
e. G. Burnet came in from Big
Camas yesterday, bringing with
him 40 turkeys, which bad been en-
gagged by Mountain Home parties
for Thanksgiving.
That was very pleasant social
dance last Friday night. held in
Wilcox's new building. The music
was excellent and al who attended
enjoyed themselves until late hour
Mrs. Bearhy and Mrs. Glassford
went to Boise Monday to attend the
woman's equality meeting Mrs.
Glassford represents the Shoshone
club and Mrs. Beafby the Mountain
Home club.
Frank Lewis was thrown from
his horse Monday, near Hot Spring,
and sustained 8 fracture Of his
right arm just below the wrist. He
came here and yesterday In. Nicu-
kirk sci the injured limb,
". d. Reynolds recently received
lot Of Missouri twist smoking to-
bacco. from a friend Ia that good
old State, and presented the BuLLr-
TIN man with half dozen twists Of
the same, and from which we en-
joy much comfort drawing smoke
through our old Kentucky corn-cob.
W. + Stout who was arrested at
lGlenn's Ferry on the charge of crim-
nal libel preferred BY G II. Corker.
/ had an examination before Justice
I Mullaney, Monday and was held to
appear before the district court IN
$3.50 bonds. He was brought here
yesterday by Constable Smith Of
tho Ferry.
A few DAYS ago Doc Farnsworthl
the dairymnn, on visiting bis stables
I discovered iine Jersey calf lying
On lie head IN the mangeF and, q
course, dead. II II supposed thai
one Of The COWS threw the ealf int
the manager with its horns. Tbs
day before this occurrence, Doc say
he was offered 450 for The calf
The Rrnaeau Ferry Company ha
/ filed articles Of incorporation ~ th
office uf the Secretary Of State
/ The object 81 the company II 1
operate ferrgboat across Snak
/ river At Robereon's ferry. about j
miles west 81 Mountain Home
! Tho ineorp0rateFs are: John Port
lock. james r. portlock, John Tui
ner, J & Coates and ] Il Jones
SAL 81 Bruneau valley
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-11-20

Sam Brady came down from
Rocky Bar Saturday evening, re-
turning home on Mondays stage.
Two Iore sisters of Mrs. Rine-
hart, Ten pie and Effie Pigg, came
in from O RECON last Thursday.
Mrs. Oh sen and daughter came in
from 0rei ma Saturday evening aud
departed for Boise this morning.
Fred s teussy and Sam Kincaid
have gona up to Lime creek to do
assessment work on some mining
claims.
Charlie Grim tells It's that the
South Bo1 Sc river is Just alive with
trout and that it is no trick at all
10 hook a ushal an hour"
George Butler was here Sunday,
from Alta nta, in search of beef cat
tie which he wished to drive up to
that camp before the snow blockade.
Rice & Co, are on the warpath
and are a most giving away goods,
including butter, eggs, fresh oysters,
candies, nuts, etc. There Il fun
ahead, Buys.
Will II te went down TO Chris
TerFilPs ranch yesterday, TO take
care OF I be stock and look after
things g Pneraily during Mr.. Ter
ribs illnd rs.
John Helfrich and John Worrick
have for v or fifty fine turkeys on
hand fol Thanksgiving dinners
which tht y offer for sale, rattle or
for shooting matches.
The pa rty who took from the
school b Duse q carpenters plough
il inform I'D that if he will call on
Frank NJ civilians he can get the
bits that belong to the plough.
Jake Z lrich, the mayor Of juno
ton Bar, was visitor in Mountain
Home sd terday. Mr.. Ulrich in
forms I'll e BULLETIN that he has
recently complied with every gov
eminent requirement for obtaining
a patent to his mining ground at
Rocky Bar aud that be will soon
be Ia pos session Of the patent
Mondi is, AZ King Hin, VIM.
Fricke Il adj bis left leg broken aud
ankle dit located by the upsetting Of
wagon loaded with hay, which nc
was driving. tie, IN company with
his y ife, came here Yesterday By q
/ freight rain and Dr. Nienkirk gave
him thh necessary attention and
this morning he was getting along
nicely.
VIM. Wells and family arrived
here sunday evening from Ketehuu
70 make this their permanent home
They removed their house from
Ketohun to this place. by railroad
and are now putting II up on trac
! Of land Just south Of town. Mrs
, Goodwill, mother Of Mrs. Wells an
! granddaughter Of Mrs. j. 0lier
heimer, came with them by team
and ais hough a lady passed 81 year
she sol u the trip remarkably We
and %, med % enjoy the ride.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-11-20

The Elmors Rod and Gun Club
held TIA regular practice meeting
Sunday afternoon Following II lhe
score. and Milt Reynolds wears The
medal this week;
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-11-20
Timber culture-Final Proof.

Eaa7lu WI.leH o FF3lan IIfN. EaIfl1,
November I, lspS.
Notice u hereby given that ALBERT LOyEittDaE
has ip notice Of iBtaatlon 70 make FINAL proof before
Register ard ileeelTer L. = Land O.hos at their
Office 10 Boise Cltf, Idaho, FRIDAY, the gesh day
~ December, lSaG. on timber anitnre annlsention
Nc. aiA for tbs NV ar NE ar 81 section No 9, N
township No Y south range No, ensL He names
A. Witnesses; johu Lewis, John Poriloek, James
''01 nsis iaAno CHARLES HtaRop p..,...,
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-11-20
A So News nennt in Town

Mr.. A. Harper has started news
stand III d connection with his restau-
rant Novels, library books aud
magaEinel Of all descriptions Give
him a cal You can get a bargain
in the bod X line Orders taken for
anything in this line, no matter
what il il. San Francisco, Salt
Lake and Boise papers will be der
livered al lily to subscribers
Nov. ~, 1895. A. HARPER.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1895-01-09

About the year 1856, says the Lewis.
ton journal, little colt was born on
q farm in Aroostook County, in the
State Of Maine, colt that was soan
sold away from the place to como
shortly after into the possession of a
physician in the town of Houlton, who
at the opening of the Oivil,War went
''to the 'front.'" taking with him for
cavalry service the colt, that had now
reached maturity. Through all the
vicissitudes OF five years campaign
this horse followed the fortunes of his
master, being wrecked on the Red
River expedition and suffering various
other disasters, to return at the close
of the war to the State of Maine,
across which he carried his master
horseback until the town Of Houlton
was again reached.
On the journey through Aroostook
County the road traversed lay past
the farm where some ten years before
this horse was born. Neither his
life between the shafts of doctors
gig nor five years of war campaigning
had caused him TO lose his bearings,
and when he reached the lane that led
up to the old farm house he turned
up to the house as confidently as
though he had been driven away from
it but q half hour before.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1895-01-09
How Scissors Are Made.

Though no complexities are involved
in the making of scissors or much
skill required, yet the process OF
manufacture is very interesting.
They are forged from good bar steel
heated to redness, each blade being
cut off with sufficient metal to form
the shank, or that destined to become
the cutting part, and bow, or that
which later on is fastened into the
holding portion. For the bow a small
hole is punched, and that is afterward
expanded to the required size by ham
mering it on a conical anvil, after
which both shank and bow are fled
in more perfect shape and the hole
bored in the middle for the rivet.
The blades are next ground, and the
handles filed smooth and FURNISHED
with oil and emery, after which the
pairs are fitted together and tested as
to their easy working. They are not
yet finished, however. They have to
undergo hardening and tempering
and be again adjusted, after which
they are finally put together again
and polished for the third time. In
comparing the edges of knives and
scissors it will be noticed, of course,
that the latter are not in any way so
sharply ground as the former. and
that in cutting, scissors crush and
bruise more than knives. San Fran
cisco Chronicle.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1895-01-09


pets in their place, and they'll be hero
in the morning. Now go on and wash
your face and hands; supper's ready"
Joram obeyed and went TO supper
and IL was the meanest supper he ever
sat down to. That evening he shiv-
cred before the FIRE Of slack and rub
bish and that night he had too little
cover, but he could hear the money
iingling in his pockets.
At breakfast he appeared looking as
blue as an ague patient and shaking
like two.
''Susan Ann," he said, I'm going
to town this morning. You haven't
sold the horse and buggy yet, have
you9"
mo, Joram," she answered, ''but
there's q man coming TO look at it TO-
day. We don't need Il, and it costs a
mint Of money to keep a carriage any
how"
"What times the man coming,
Susan Amp he asked submissively.
'sF7e said he'd be here at 10 O'Clock. +"
Joram Nellums gulped as if some
thing we're choking him, and he looked
at Susan Ann.
'sSusan Ann, he said slowly, ''here's
check for $1,000 and you car tell the
man that's coming to go TO grass. I'm
going to take you to town in the
buggy and we are going TO buy every
thing we want and have nice time,
and when we come back, I'm going to
make you cashier of the business and
you can do as you please Economy's
all right, Susan Ann, but there's a
limit to il that somehow never see
before until you showed IL TO me-"
Then it was that Susan Ann broke
down and cried, because she thought
the occasion appropriate, and the
tears that fell from her face fell upon
the face of the check in her hand, but
Joram actually laughed and kicked
up his heels like boy. Detroit Free
Press