Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-11-13
NOTE PRICES
For thia Vel

Arbnckle Coffee. ... "a
Granulated Sugar, 16 lbs for 800
Tomatoes, per can. ..... 10
Corn, per can ...... 10
Rice, 16 lbs for loo
Rolled Oats, 25 lbs for 100
Hosts Of other goods in proper
ton. Now is the time TO make YOU
dollars do double duty.
SHAINwALD Bros Co,
Mountain Home.
The auditorium Of the new echooI
house is supposed TO comfortably
seat 400 people, yet it was crowded
even for standing room last FRIDAY
evening by our citizens for the pur.
pose Of witnessing the entertain.
ment given by the pupils Of the
Mountain Home public schools for
the benefit of the school library.
The preparation for this entertain
ment was made entirely outside Of
school hours and in limited time,
yet a lengthy program was carried
out to the great satisfaction of the
audience, which showed its appre-
citation by hearty applause and en-
cores. The teachers and their pu-
pills deserve much praise for the
pleasure they afforded the public
Friday evening, and Il ia the wish
Of all that they give similar enter
tainments at short intervals during
the winter months. The receipts
at the door amounted to&4O.75. and
as the expenses were very light d
sum went into the school
library fund.
David Dodge. who went no 10
Butts e Floyd's placer claims on
the Middle Boise river several eeks
ago to erect a sawmill, returned
here Monday. He says work haa
been suspended there until next
spring, owing 70 cold weather, but
everything IL in good shape for
big results next summer They
have bitches completed which will
carry abundance of water 10 operate
two hydraulic giants" BY q fall Of
several hundred feet and which are
now in place. The claims cover
several acres Of ground that varies
rom one hundred to 400 feet in
lepth and which prospects well
rom the grass-r00tp to bedrock.
VT. Lloyd also came down and went
o Boise yesterday.
Tom Finlan came down from A.
anita Monday. In company with
dr Vaughn, chief engineer for the
atlanta Gold aud Silver Mining Co,
gho Is on his way TO London to re-
main during the winter. Mr.. /
Tanghn says his company's mill is
Iearly completed and that in leee
han two weeks its.stamps will be
Iropping and turning out bullion,
3 they have plenty of good ore
eady for reduction. Mr.. Vaughn
wards great credit 10 Col. Williams
1r bis good management Of this big
mining property.
While out shooting jackrabbits
eaterday with a % rife, our young
riend E. E Cherry, who left for the
asst last evening. narrowly escaped /
arious injury He had his rifle
ocked and in STOPPING to get
trough a wire fence the gun was
discharged, the ball going
Trough the left shoe and cutting
be flesh from the end of HE great
De. It is said the young man
aneed lively JIG for few mo-
lents.
Joseph Barton, grand lecturer for
he Ancient Order Of United Work
len, will institute q lodge of that
rider IN Mountain Home next Sat-
Fday evening. the 18th. The new
,dge will start with Is members at
EAST. Mr. Barton will also insti-
ute an A. G U. w. lodge at Glenn's
Ferry in a short time.
Mrs. Pattison, wife Of engineer
ohm Pattison Of Rocky Bar, went
D Weiser Monday on a visit to her
arente. She will return in a few
reeks and spend the winter in
fountain Home, but John will hold
lie JOB at the Bar.
REV. E. o. Harris was called
way By telegram Saturday eve
ing and could not fiji his appoint
aents here Sunday. He will
reach In this place next Sunday
aorning and evening and every
Their Sunday hereafter.
BY the elections held on the 5th I
ree coinage got very, very black I
ye, and Il Ii reported that Cleve-
and and Carlisle actually smiled I
/ the defeat ofthe silver Democracy !
. Kentucky hy the Republicans.
Up 70 date the total number Of
npila enrolled III the public schools 4
caches the 100 mark. with 1870 IL
ctnal attendance. This Ia the I
argest number ever ia attendance,
nj there are others to enter.
a. i. WDllooti. formerly or this |
lace. was marrind Nov 6Gh, To Miss
Elizabeth Sterling IN Bridgeport,
snrsn.