Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-10-09

When will that iron fence be put
around the park.
Mrs. Alfred Harper, who was quite
sick, is convalescent.
Ben Robertson this morning loaded
q six-horse team at Helfrich's store
and started for Rocky Bar.
Two ladies, Misses Amerman,
arrived here this morning from
onaFgo, ILL.,, and are the guests Of
Mr.. and Mrs. HOWE.
Dan Reber was down from Dixie
yesterday. He is reconstructing his
rooster, after which things will hum
IN that good mining camp.
Geo. Peck came in from Dixie
last evening. He is taking an en-
forced layolF from work, caused by
striking his knee with an ada.
Harry Hughes. the Boise whole
sac liquor dealer. came in last even
ing. and this morning he and Bob
| Chattin started for Rocky Bar.
Buel has this week completed the
boring Of i7-foos we'll that gives a
b1untiful supply of good water, at
the rear Of Roscoe Smiths drug
store.
Frank Black, who accidentally
cut his thigh at Bruneau a short
time ago, has been brought here
and has rooms at Mrs. McKim's.
Or. NieHkirk reports that he is get
ting along nicely.
Misses Bette and Annie Yandon
of Hagerman, will arrive here in a
few DAYS 10 enter our public school.
Miss Bette will stop with A. B..
6clark and wife and Miss Anna
with L. A. Underwood and family.
Harvey Tregaskis. Nick Nixon,
Jas. McIntire and Angus Monro,
propose starting from here for Glib
louisville, by team, within a day OF
two. Mr.. Tregaskis has, as his last
act befare leaving here. enclosed the
grave Of bis recently deceased father
with a handsome and substantial
picket fence.-De Lamar Nugget.
Last Fridays Republican con.
. tanned this significant item: ''Th'
Statesman Is the first newspaper IL
Idaho 10 use a type setting ma
chine. If we can only Undue,
Corker TO furnish the "sugai" WI
will purchase one Of these machinel
, for the Republican Office" Ii seeml
from the above that "FaiFplay Re
publican was about correct IN BIZ
sutmises-that Mr.. Corker is nj
longer squirting soup into the capa
. cious mouth of his sick aud falling
patient.
w. A Mullins, principal of th
Mountain Home school, in bis firs
! monthly report says; THE result
Of the work Of the first month i
y highly satisfactory and encouraging
In assigning pupils 10 the various
3 grades we have endeavored TO d
g none the injustice Of placing hin
! beyond his depth" Our methoC
Q Of having pupils do the work Of Ih
various grades thoroughly befor
z passing 70 a higher grade is havin
D salutary effect We extend al
r invitation TO parents and guardian
e to visit the school at any time"
? Caldwell Lodge, /. O. O. F., ha
been the busiest lot Of Odd Fellow
Q il the world during the last thrs
weeks. They are making preparI
= lions for the advent Of the Gran
Y Lodges which meet here October
s and hold three days session.
Il public reception will be given Il
grand bodies at the Opera Hous
II 10 o'clock a. N the 10Th, 10 whiC
ID che public ID invited Mavor Eye
b ston viii turn over the keys Of II
= city and Hon. 4. e. Gipson an
n others will deliver addresses Of we
e come. Everything possible for n
y comfort and pleasure Of the di
% tinguished visitors is being dor
4 and it Is predicted that the comir
Is, session Of the representatives Of h
nN a.