Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-11-13

little more and make the entir,
road-the best road from the river
No one here prefers Nameka e
Mountain Home, but at the same
time they would rather 20 20 tn.
former place than risk breakdowns
and other evils among the rocks and
ehuck-holes Of the old road.
Mr.. Gerald Sherman, U. S. nv.
drographer, is a guest at Grand
View.
Mr.. A. Wiley returned from Boise
last Sytdnesday. An SHAY.
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Mrs R. G. Watson Of Dixie was
in town Monday.
Dan Hill is still confined 20 his
rooms from sickness.
Walter Corker returned from
Glenn,s Ferry yesterday.
Jake Ottenheimer is again suf-
fering from rheumatism.
Mrs. A. Robertson Of Bruneau. de-
parted for Weiser this morning.
Oliver Sloan and family, Of Pine
Grove we're 10 this place Monday.
DR.. Smith and Assessor Helfrlch
made q flying trip to Boise Tuesday.
~For Sale Cheap--A mare
and colt. Apply 10 o. w. Bonner,
Mountain Home.
@Go 10 Emerick's new Res
taurant and Bakery for good meals
and wholesome fresh bread.
Marriage" was the subject ably
discoursed in lecture by Rev. Par
ker Of Huntington in this place last
Wednesday evening.
Lawyers Frank WymaR. Jonas
Brown and Tom Catalan, from
Boise City attended the District
court here Thursday.
Miss Ella Gastz, after several
weeks visit here with friends, re-
turned to her home in Atlanta,
Sunday.
We are requested TO announce
that q social dance will be held in
Wilcox's new store building next
Friday evening.
Married, in Mountain Home, Oct.
q, by Rev. Nash, A. w. Stone and
Miss Grace Riddle, both Of Brnneau
valley.
Miss Irene Corder has taken
charge Of the school at Jackson's |
during the absence of the present |
teacher, Miss Hoover.
Mrs. John Mitchell. Miss Addie
Turner from Bruneau, and Miss
rurmis Of ShOoHy, after visiting
here several days returned home
The Mountain Home Rod and
Gun Club are arranging for a grand
tournament on Thanks
irving. Read the program in
mother column.
A number of Big Camas ranchers
rave been in this place recently
With grain and all sorts of farm
ruck, which they readily disposed
# at good prices.
Snake river placer miners have
,een quite numerous on our streets
Turing the past Few days. and they
VI seem to possess q goodly guam
ity Of gold dust.
Members Of Guiding Star Lodge
No. 4, ID. Of R., are requested to at
end the regular meeting tomorrow
Ivening as there is business ofimpor-
ance 10 transact.
Mr.. Swinehart returned from
Rocky Bar and took Monday eve
iing's train for Pocatello. He is
avorably impressed with the mines
which he inspected up there.
Mrs. Crocheron, and Mrs. d. B.
HYDE mother and sister Of Mrs. D. b. I
Hill, and Mrs. P. McCabe. Of Owy-
nee county spent several DAYS re-
'ently visiting in Mountain Home.
The Equal Suffrage Clubs
throughout the country appropriately
celebrated the SOth birthday Of
Cady Stanton, the mother
If woman suffrage in the United
States, on the 18th instant.
Gen. Fred Steussy rolled n from
Atlanta by Saturdays stage. where
be has been working all summer.
The general has quite a sore hand
and claims that he IL here for treat I
ment, but many believe Ne Il on |
some kind Of q political fence-fx-
ing tour.
VIM. Austin, who has been Al
work at Dan Reber's mill al Dixie
for several weeks, met with an acci-
dental fall short time ago whereby
Ne fractured three ribs. He came
III and took Mondays train for
Boise, where IN win remain until
able IA resume hia laborM