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

yielded over 100000"
Wilson is the Washington senator.
Nat Rosenheimer came in from
Ogden yesterday.
Gov. Mcconnell has approved the
merchant license law.
John Wilkins returned to Bru-
neau valley Wednesday.
A. nj. Hall and John Marley of
Cold Springs were in town this
week.
Mrs. Chrisman of Glenn's Ferry
spent few days in Mountain Home
this week.
The vote for U. S. Senator at Boise
yesterday was: Shoup Is, Sweet Is,
Clagett Ia.
Tom Kitto went to Boise yester-
day to help straighten out the sena-
torial tangle.
Judge Sinnott of Glenn's Ferry,
was a welcomed visitor here Monday
and Tuesday.
374 people persisted by the sink
ing of the German steamer Elbe on
the Both of January.
Contractor Sprague has completed
Deputy Sheriff Easley's dwelling
house adjoining the Jail.
Next week We will give an official
chapter of the proceedings of the
board of commissioners.
Ottenheimer & Co., have this
week stored over 100 tons of fine ice
in the Kiesel storehouse.
Ed Halverson was over from
Bruneau yesterday for lnmber for
Jim fuckers new ice house.
Allie Harris of Bruneau, returned
from Omaha Monday, where he
had been to dispose of cattle.
Mountain Home has been we'll
represented this week by travelling
men from both east and west.
C. r. Shaw, of the firm of Rey-
nolds e. Shaw, came in from Cald-
we'll Saturday evening and returned
Monday.
We are indebted to Senator Gold
en- and Representatives Brown and
McMillanfor valuable Legislative
documents.
Miss Shuster of Caldwell, passed
through this place Sunday on bel
: wav to Bruneau valley, where sh,
is 10 teach school.
Joe White of Bruneau, who hai
been at Dawson's hot springs fol
several weeks with the rheumatism
is now reported cured.
Some people might save money
by calling upon Assessor Helfricl
prior 10 February 9th and settling
their delinquent taxes.
Capt. Fred Stuesy has this weel
had charge of Ottenheimer's ice ele
vator, and he made things hun
until the ice house was filled.
Owing to the hall being engaged
for other purposes last night, tn
Dancing Club deferred their regula
weekly social until this evening.
Born, in Mountain Home, Jan
80, to the wife of II. s. JONES,
daughter-andD DR.. Nieukirk report
the mother and child doing well.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilkins and Mis-
Kittie Wilkins arrived on yester
day mornings train from Denver
Miss Kittie has not entirely recoy
cred from her recent illness.
The Boise Mail asks: Will thi
legislature provide the means I
build the reform school at Mountai
Home this year? Such an institu
ton is needed in Idaho very niue
and no time should be lost in pas.
ing bill appropriating the mean
10 build 1t. Evidence Of the need
of such an institution lie presente
TO the public notice almost ever
day. Reform schools save many
lad from the penitentiary.
In recent editorial the Salem, o
Independent says: "Time and aga
have we seen Chamberlain's Cous
Remedy tried and never without u
most satisfactory results. Whenev
we see person afflicted with hears
ness, with cough or cold. we invari
bly, advise them 10 get Chamberlain
Cough Remedy; and when they d
they newer regret IL. IL always do
the work, and does IL WE'LL" For sa
by n, w. Smith, druggist, Min Hon