Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-02-09
SATURDAY, Feb. ., 1895.
There will be fun at the Valentine


ball.
Mrs. Mary Doom is on the sick
list this week.
Little Freddy Comes has been
quite sick this week.
AL. w. More has gone to Cassia
county on business trip.
Mrs. Hungerford departed ves-
terday on asvisit in Bruneau valley.
Deputy Sheriff Easley went to
Bruneau yesterday on official bust
ness.
Maroni Johnson yesterday re-
turned home from a visit to rela-
tives in Iowa.
Another of those pleasant social
club hops took place last night at
Odd Fellows hall.
Paul Orebaugh will, this evening
depart for Decatur, Ala, to visit a
sister who is very i'll.
Geo. House started for Snake
river Wednesday in search of good
placer gold diggings.
Jack Hill is putting an addition
TO the rear end Of his Board of
Trade" saloon building.
Lem Gorham, solicitor for the
Chicago d Rock Island railroad.
was in this place yesterday.
Cy Doom came down from Pine
Grove Thursday and will remain
here until the birds begin to sing.
Ed Lee, a conductor on the Ore
gon Short Line, died in Boise city
on the 9th of Bright's disease of the
kidneys.
Assessor Joe Helfrich. A. ]. Bruce,
w. j. Turner, Martin Knittle, J. T.
Sprague and Tom Kitto went to
Boise yesterday.
Bart Clinton and Tom Kitto.
finding that they could do but
little toward Fastening the election
of a U. s. Senator in Boise, returned !
here Wednesday evening.
F. w. Cottle and Miss Maude +,
Strick land, both of Bruneau, were
married at Glenn's Ferry on the I'd. ,
The bride is a sister of Miss Ota {
Strickland of Mountain Home.
While we of Idaho, the past |
week have been enjoying spring I
like weather, the people east of us,
from Montana to the Atlantic coast, /,
have been experiencing the coolest :
weather known for 25 years. {
Hon. E. C. Helfrich will start for
Chicago aud New York about the :
10th instant, for the purpose of pur- :
chasing a large stock Of goods for {
the spring and summer trade. Mrs.
Helfrich will accompany him.
Sans Robertson came over Satur- r
day from Bruneau with a. wagon !,
load of fine home made cider, which :
he disposed of just little too quick
for our taste-because he intended .
to leave a sample keg at the BuLLE- I
TIN office, but didn't, owing to rush a =
Of the thirsty multitude. .
The Corker- Howie organ, in its !
last issue contains the following !,
threat: Those taxpayers who have :
undertaken to beat Mr.. HOWE out !,
Of certain fees will find that they :
have stirred up a hornets nest be- J
fore they get through with this despi- =
cable piece of spite work. II is :,
game that two can play at" Now :,
we presume something terrible is y :,
soon to happen to the offending =
'mossbacks" referred to by the :,
organ. ?
J. ]. Hill has purchased the u y
building in which he now runs 1.-THE y =,
Board of Trade" saloon and billiard y
nall. II is by far the most commo- =
lious and best equipped house of Y
he kind in Gilmore county. Every =
hing is of fiist-clrss production
Ind the club rooms cannot be ex- N
,elled for comfort and elegance. II
lack is very popular himself, and n
With the aid of accommodating and "
attendants THE Board of u
Trade" is bound to maintain its n