Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-11-06


yesterday unorning / wons ay whas tAsy carried IL
thsir salise Probably shs o. 3 aasayas In nase wfi
ana oaE. Anyway. Mr. wiisy carried . elab and NJ. /
Phillips bastAs 10 keep ~ ssaKs Fshasxa
Hiawiag Eks ans devil to-day. "a SHAY.
Bulletin and the Silver knight |
only $3.50 . year.
Cal Carnes. after purchasing q
large supply Of winter goods, re-
turned 10 Rocky Bar Monday.
The members Of the gun club
will hold business meeting at Joe
Helfrich's Office tomorrow evening |
Hon. Frank Lester ca 10 from |
Pine Grove Sunday to be on hand |
at Mondays special meeting Of the |
Commissioners.
Mrs. w. III. Manion and children
came in Sunday from their Boise
river ranch and are now comforta-
bly, situated in their new dwelling
house.
Rev. Il. O. Taylor Of Chicago de-
liveFed interesting temperance lee
lures in the Congregational church
In this~pfEcg iasE Thursday and
Fssday evenings.
H Last SATURDAYS Katchum Key
stone says: VIM. Wells has com
menced TO tear down his dwelling
house preparatory to having the
material shipped to Mountain Home
where he expects 10 move his fanFiy
aasaiaA~sss aEtzsielass.-
Dan Reber, the Dixie mining
Operator returned from Boise satnF-
night where be had been 20 deposit
in the mint q sack containing over
/ 200 ounces Of gold. which was taken
from . Is days run of his 10 stamp
mill st Dixie last week.
Charlie Reynolds took his grand
father down 10 Caldwell Friday 90
meet his grandmother, Mrs. w. G.
Reynolds, who wan on her return
H trip home from an extended visit to
her daughter III Pennington, Wash.
Charlie returned with his grand
parents Saturday evening and es-
corted them safely to their resi-
dence in this place.
| It seems tu be 3 general thing
among the newspapers Df Idaho to
avoid the publication Of the county
commissioners proceedings twice -
the law requires. While We don't
see any particular sense in that Law
lii should be obeved al all laws
shonld.--Caldwell Tribune.
collister q Harrell's last ship
, ment Of four cars Of prunes 10 Per-
ter Bros, Of Chicago netted them 9
cents per pound laid down in tbs
Windy City. This IL the highest
price paid this reason for that Kind
OF fruit The handsome price real
ized shows concluaiyely that Idaho'l
fruit Is coming into prominence in
the eastern markets Boise Mail
Clean your kid gloves with naph
tha. remembering that It Is explo
eive If exposed TO IRE or lamp light
Put one glove on. dip piece o.
J clean white flannel in the naphths
! and rub over the glove, rubbing the
spots very hard. Then rub dry
. With d second piece Of flannel and
hang in the-aTT unuT Ens 0eiur~hai
: evanpvafed.
q Y1own IN Elm0re county theJ
0 faiee 3s-pound cabbage heads and
4 20.ounes apples. IF this showing
keeps on the sagebrush plains D
|. Idaho will be worth moro an acre
/ than the coal landa Of Illinois. AMI
: just 10 think Of the magnificent eli
mate thrown inl The oeFnleas
II skies Of sunny Italy are not half y
!. telear and blue as the canepl
khak covers The land Of sage ans
!, Tick abbits.--Wallace Press. :
Dwight Chase, who has grown !
b d handsome 6-footer since "
Il last saw him in HALEY . mere kid
Il came down from Atlanta saturda.
and proceeded 10 Weiaer, where til
L Chase family viii spend the winsei
I lis father and mother, Mr.. AM
! Mrs. Il. s. Chase, started from Al
lanta last Wednesday On bacl
beard with two horses. and Dwigh
4 and his little sister aceompanie
Il them on horseback. While decene
81 ing v hat ID known as boiler grade Q
81 the road between Rocky Bar ID
q ATLANTA, The horses became unrul1
:, Fan away and upset the yehieli
Hhrowing the occupants ont an
iii considerably brnising both Mr. al
erA Mrs. Chase, but fortunately tbs
II sere not dangerously injured. "a
4 6Ethe horses had a lex broken ri
Is va killed Mrs. ChaAe and daugl
Il Ter tAak yesterdays train fpr Weiss
~ and M. Chase will follow - s01
q Al lie cosielades hiA lumhHF C0nsea