Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-04-20

to return here in a few days.
For SALE CHrAp--A carload of
No. baled alfalfa hay. For par
ticulars apply at this office.
Mrs. Bearby went 80 Glenn's
Ferry Tuesday evening to dispose
of some of her fine millinery goods.
Geo. House and Gene Smith will
next week pack their animals and
start for the mountains in search of
gold and silver mines.
~ J. Ottenheimer 4 Co. are
agents for the Best Beer, in the
market-Pabst Brewing Co. of Mil
waukea. Wholesale and retail.
The Statesman says J. NJ. John
son of this place was in Boise few
days ago and purchased $4,000
pounds of wool from l.. l.. 0rmsby
Of that city.
Mrs. Z. s. Bobo and Mrs. John
Wilkins, now in California, sent a
fine lot Of flowers here to be used
in decorating the Episcopal church
on Easter day.
Fred. son Of Tom Hall the Bru
neau blacksmith. was here several
DAYS this week. He came over to
have small piece Of steel removed
from one of his eyes.
Miss Kittie Wilkins was over
from Bruneau Wednesday, and we
are pleased to say looking healthy
and handsome, she having recovered
from the chills contracted last fall
while in the Indian Territory.
A number Of our industrious and
progressive citizens took hold this
week and worked with a will to get
water upon the public park grounds
for irrigation, by digging needed
bitches, and beneficial results are
already noticeable.
Paul Orebaugh says that he heard
nothing whatever about G. c. Glenn
being indicted for perjury up to the
hour of his leaving Boise, and as
neither of yesterdays Boise papers
mentioned such fact, the report
must be premature.
Roscoe Smiths business has COM
PEELED him to make more room for
showcases and goods. and he this
week has again removed the post.
office boxes further back, giving
him about eight feet more counter
room on each side of his drug store
It pleases Roscoe's numerous friend,
to see such evidence of his deserved
prosperity.
| Assessor Helfrich came in from
Neal Thursday evening. lie saw
the Ainslie mill will drop stamp,
on Hidden Treasure ore next Mon
day, on which lode . small force 0
men have been working this winter
Mr. Balbach was daily expected a
his mine, and it was thought tina
, he would soon increase the working
force on his mine.
There is an advertisement in tn
. BULLETIN that should be read b
, all homeseekers. 1t relates to Ian,
for sale in beautiful and prolifi
Bruneau valley, OH the Brunea
river, about % miles from Mountai
Home Some man of suitable cap
, tai should purchase this tract {
, land, start a small colony an
make a veritable paradise of it a
well as double his investmen
money in a few years. II Is Gel
| tainly a great opportunity for
! safe investment.
/ c. A. Cakes of Caldwell arrive
. here last Sunday to take the r.
!, sponsihle position of conductin
o Shainwald Bros. Cos business
this place. He is an aifable an
!, accommodating young man and hi
: already enrolled many friends an
: will strive 10 increase the list. NJ
Epstein, who has been here lookir
i after the affairs of his house I,
!, several months. has reluctant
). torn himself away from our beaut
! full little city and returned
: wicked Boise. But Fred will Wis
= us occasionally, as heretofore.
l. Discomfort is not confined to {
r workingmen alone-it is prevale
IT among the chickens also, accordil
>. to the story Of one of our truthful CT
We zens. George Crandal has one hu
d bred hens that until recently tri
lg to excel each other in their dai
ls production of eggs, but so soon
Or omer Hutchins commenced to
is tail hen-fruit at Is cents a doc
Id they went on a strike and now
l. fuse TO lay an egg or even look
e ward nest. George says he d'
of not blame them much, as eggs
ne this price don't pay for the wear a
&c tear of the hens, and he thinks
RS the rest of the chickens in
b, country will strike so soon as II
hear of this reduction.