Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-01-12
Skates! at Bowers.
Only 20 for the Elmore Bulletin
File your bills against the county
to-day.

Only % for the Gilmore Bulletin.
File your bills against the county
to-day.
-Skatesl skatesll skateslli at
Boyer 4 Co.'S tin shop.
The county commissioners meet
in regular session Monday.
This'has been a@week Of prayer
at the Congregational church.
Bidkers for county contracts
should have..their..bid fled to-day.
Scion Mccoy, the Little Camas
stockraiser, was visitor here Mon
day.
Treasurer Howeth and Lawyer
Wolfe visited the State Capital
Thursday.
A Mountain Home street conun-
drum: "Why is the Gilmore Republi-
can like a sick cows tail7 Because
II 10 always behind"
Hon. Tom Stevenson came up
from his ranch yesterday to con-
graduate his friend Manion upon
his promotion to q more agreeable
position than that of county COM
missioner.
We are informed that Sheriff G.
p. Oliver is no longer one of the IL,
he having got rid Of his stock in the
concern. We always thought Char
lie Oliver very level-headed man,
and this act proves it.
Mrs. w. C. Wickersham departed
for Boise yesterday morning, where
che will remain permanently. A
large circle Of warm friends here de-
plore the departure OF this estima-
BILE lady from our midst.
Commissioner Jim Hartwell, who
arrived here Tuesday evening, says
the road is blocked with snow from
Junction Bar to Rocky Bar with
snow SO deep that teams cannot
NOW take the mails into that town
The editor of the Rep. organ d
still harping on our failure to full
I'LL our printing contract with thu
county and says the BULLETIN filet
will bear him out in his assertion
Does not this fellow know that M
man save the clerk of the board car
furnish an attested copy Of the pro
ceedings of the commissioners
And when such copy IL not fur
nished this simpleton would like u
make IL appear that we have beer
negligent in our duty.
The senatorial fight at Boise il
waxing warm. From present ap
pearances Shoup and Sweet viii
enter the contest with nearly equa
supporters, but in the opinion of I
disinterested and don't care a iii
looker-on that fellow Hepburn from
the north, who is attorney for tn
Northern Pacific railroad and ais
for the Couer d. Alene mine owners
will get in with dough" and cap
ture the plum. The best man doe
not always succeed to the Unite'
States Senate in these degenerat
days. 1t is too often the fello'
with big sack"
Died, in Mountain Home, Idaho
January 7, 1895, Hazel, only chill
of Mr.. and Mrs. Z. s. Bobo, aged
years. Little Hazel was yer
bright child, general favorite i
this community and the idol Of he
parents. She died from memoirs
nous Group and the announcement
of her death was SO unexpecte
that IL came upon us like a clap I
thunder from q clear sky. I'll
funeral took place from the Episc'
pal church on Wednesday afternoc
and was very largely ATTENDED
Six little schoolmates acted as pal
bearers, namely: Bessie Shield
Nellie Turner, Mintie Peck. Sars
Snlloway, Ellie Bennett and Rut
Mellon. Bishop Talbot preach'
the funeral sermon, which was vel
touching and impressive indee
To the afflicted and heart-brok,
parents the BULLETIN extends
s,noara condolanra