Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-12-18
Danes 70 aighl
Turkeys A. lIuachins

Mrs. Emma Macksy returned 4
Atlanta last Saturday.
Arthur Pence went 10 his no
spring ranch yesterday.
Business has been very good with
our merchants recently.
! j. NJ. Cowen went 10 Boise YES
terday to remain several days.
Andrew Bowling took a ride oul
70 Chris Terrific ranch Monday.
Capt. Paul came ii Monday from
Castle creek Monday, after goods
Geo. Riddle, stockman Or Duck
valley, was here Tuesday after sup.
plies.
Attention is called to the adver-
tsement on the first page Of this
paper.
W Special sale in watches for
christmas resents, at Reynolds,
the jeweler.
Ross Slack left here Monday for
Duck valley with another band Of
horses 10 winter.
Il. q. Watson, Robert McNeiley
and Hugh Jones came down from
Dixie last evening.
Rev. K. O. Harris can not preach
here next Sunday but will do 30 on
the following Sunday, the 29th.
Dan Reber and wife came down
from Dixie last evening and this
morning Mr.. Reber went TO Boise.
Profs. Boulon and Come will
furnish the music tonight at the
dance in the court house building
DR.. Baugh, who recently returned
to Shoshone from visit ia the east,
was In this place q short time Mon
day.
@@ You can find o handsome
Christmas present for any Of your
friends, at w. D. Reynolds jewelry
store.
B. G.. Mullins, of the Bliss canal
and land company, spent Sunday
here visiting with bis son, Prof.
Mullins.
@ The finest line Of SiIverware
now on display at the Postoffice
iewelry store, ever before shown in
this town.
III. G. Madison returned from
Ogden this morning, accompanied
by his sister, Mrs. Hill and her lit
tie daughter.
Sam Kincaid returned Sunday
from a hunting trip on the Bruneau,
where he killed two deer and three
dozen ducks.
Yesterday was pay day at Dan
Reber's Dixie mines. and the boys
are now all we'll supplied with the
filthy lucre."
Photographer Hulse has erected
new gallery adjoining DIR. Swans
Office, and 10 turning out some
splendid picutnres.
The BULLETIN has recently re-
ceived a large lot of letter head, bill
head, note head and fiat-cap paper,
carde. etc.
The Bruneau people ere noted for
their hospitality and you will miss
lots Of pleasure If you fail to attend
their grand ball New Years Eve.
@W HuIse, the Photographer.
has bnilt q gallery on Canyon street
and Ia better prepared than ever TO
do all kinds Of Photographic work.
Gov. Vic Bierbower, Hon. John
HALEY and Mrs Graham, editress
Of the Bellevue Herald, passed
through on this mornings train for
Boise.
Don't let Christmas pres
ents worry you, but drop in Smiths
Pharmacy and glance over the big
stock. You will be sure to find
something suitable.
A jolly crowd Of Smiths prairie
boys have been ii town for several
days, brought here Is witnesses 10
the case OF Joe Adm, arrested upon
the charge Of poisoning cattle. Tbs
hearing has been progressing in the
Probate court since Monday.
Died. at the home of his son, Geo.
w. Peck, in Mountain Home, Dec
Is, 1895. Mr.. ]. @. Peck, aged 76
years. The funeral will take place
from the Congregational church at
2 o'clock this afternoon. The de-
ceased recently came here from Big
Camas prairie, and was a man
highly respected BY all who knew
him.
m Now Ii the time TO purchase
q frst-class Sewing Machine. w.
ID. Reynolds Is handling the best
Sewing Machine made, at prices
never before seen in the west.
We buy direct from the factory and
can save you money. Cash or in
stallment plan. Call and get our
our terms and prices.
The editor Of the Republican says
Ia his laet weeks 'sernBhersn Like
truth crushed 10 tho earth we bob
MP aerenely aRaiFa. III other words,
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