Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1896-05-27
WEDNESDAY, May 81, 1896.
Spring weather at last.

Spring weather at last.
Wool is now rolling in rapidly.
Special Masonic meeting tonight.
Father Burri visited Boise Mon
day.
Assessor Loveland spent Monday
in Boise.
Mrs. Geo. w. Hill was visitor
in this place Monday.
DIR. Alcorn of Glenn's Ferry was
visitor here Monday.
A. Anderson, the Dixie merchant,
was in town Monday.
Sheriff Oliver went to Vale, Ore
gon, on Mondays train.
Walter Corker returned from his
visit at Stout's ranch Tuesday.
A. Waggoner, prominent cattle
dealer of Kansas City, was in this
place Saturday.
r. F. Whitney who is afflicted
with rheumatism went to Dawson's
hot springs Saturday.
Rev. Father Burri will hold re-
ligious services in this place next
Sunday at 10 a. m. and 1880 p. m.
60 We have just received some
thing neat in screen doors. Call and
see them. REYNOLDS & SHAW.
John Raker came in Tuesday
from Bruneau at the head of a big
procession of wagons loaded with
wool.
Mrs. Mute Nichols came down
from Rocky Bar Saturday and went
to Nampa the next day on visit
to relatives.
Mark Kuhn, the jovial and rust
ling travelling agent for F. J. Kiesel
& Co, of Ogden, Utah, spent Fri
day in this place, and left with a
pocket full of orders for goods from
this old and reliable house.
Sheriff Oliver arrested a hobo
Saturday for selling liquor to an
Indian. His hearing is to be had
to-day before U. S. Commissioner
and the fellow is likely to land in
the pen.
Frank McWilliams broughtin from
a claim owned by himself and Lon
Lape, in Dixie district, some very
rich specimens of gold quartz.
From all accounts it is rich find
and may yet make the boys bloated
millionaires:
0. III. Hutchins returned Satur-
day from visit Rocky Bar. He
has secured a house and will very
soon open a stock of groceries in
that town, to be managed by Billy
holland, whom the BULLETIN recon-
mends to the good people of that
camp. ~4
Next Monday the citizens Of
Mountain Home must elect a school
trustee to serve three years. II
seems difficult to get good man tc
consent to fill such a thankless pc.
sition- but we believe that if our
people should select A. B. Clark fol
that office his patriotism would over
balance self-interest and cause hin
to qualify. He is q good citizen
eminently qualified, has the good Q
our public schools at heart and
let's make him serve.
A very quiet wedding took plac
at the residence of DIR. B. B. Swa
and wife, Friday afternoon, Ma
%, 1896 at 4 o'clock. The occasio
being the union of Mr.. E. J Breye
Of Challis. Idaho and Miss Cornell
e Pilliner, sister of Mrs. Swan. Re-
3 J. H. Mcpherson officiated. Mis-
Mabel Payne and Mr.. Roscoe v
Smith acting as attendants to tn
bride and groom. After the col
gratulations sumptuous supp
was served where jolly time wi
spent. Mr.. and Mrs. Breyer d.
parted that evening for their hon
In Challis. The BULLETIN joir
with their many friends in wishir
them much joy and happine
through their journey of life. N
merous valuable and useful presen
we're received. Those present wer
Mr.. and Mrs. j II. McPherso
Mr.. and Mrs. III. G. Madison, M
and Mrs. G. M. Payne, Mrs. Pill
ner, Miss Mabel l.. Payne, Mr..
w. Smith. Mrs. G.. w Burns