Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1896-03-11
st. Patrick's day next Tuesday

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Mrs. o. E. Hill went to Ogden
Sunday.
Gene Keefer was over from Little
valley yesterday.
Boise is building wooden scour-
ing Million paper.
Charlie Andreas of Pine Grove
was visitor here Sunday.
Mrs. Robert Gray has been quite
sick but is now improving.
Miss Valera DolIarhide has been
appointed postmistress at Ketchum.
Mrs. p B. Hyde of Bruneau, is
visiting here with her sister, Mrs. D.
B. Hill.
Mrs. L. A. Underwood is i'm
provin G in health, we are glad to
announce.
Commissioners Lester and Hart
well returned to their respective
homes Sunday last.
! Mrs John Patterson and child de-
parted Sunday for Weiser, where
Mr.. Patterson now resides.
James and John McGinness,
father and son, of Glenn's Ferry.
spent Sunday in this place.
Miss BERTHE Hall, of Bellevue,
niece of Adm Hall, is now teaching
the Cold Spring valley school.
R&Go to J. M. Neil's livery
and feed stable. He is the man
that reduced the price of feed and
guarantees you satisfaction.
0. HI. Hutchins will soon leave
for Rocky Bar to arrange for es-
tablishing branch grocery store
at that place.
Eli Perkins, noted humorist
lecturer, will appear in the school
house auditorium in this place on
Thursday evening, March 10. Ad-
mission 80 cents; reserved seats rs
cts; children 25 cts. All receipts
above the sum of $40 will be applied
toward fencing the school grounds.
A special communication of Ell
more lodge, A. F. & A. M, will be
held this evening at 7 o'clock sharp,
for work in Master Mason's degree.
A full attendance of members is re-
quested and all worthy Master
Masons are cordially invited to at
tend. VIM. F. Smith, w. NJ; J.
NJ. Cowen, Secretary.
About two years ago G. N. Rine.
hart placed in charge of O. H.
Hutchins calf which was to run
with Hutchins' herd of cattle.
They were driven to the mountains
and during that summer number
strayed off or were stolen, among
them this particular calf. Rinehart
sued Hutchins to recover the value
of the calf ($l5) and the case was
tried before a jury in the Probate
court last Monday and verdict was
rendered in favor of Hutchins, the
costs falling upon Rinehart.
James Loveland was last Satur-
day appointed Assessor and Collec-
tor of Gilmore county by the Com
missioners, and he qualified that
evening. Last week we stated that
John H. Brady had been recon-
mended by Joe Helfrich's bonds
men for the position. and that he
would doubtless get the Office, but
Mr.. Loveland came forward and
proposed to plank down 81 900 for
the benefit of the bondsmen, pro-
vlded he could secure the position
of Assessor, whereupon Mr.. Brady
Withdrew his name and the bonds
men then sent in the name of MIR
Loveland with the result mentioned
above. In this matter the commits
/. sioners have been very accommo
dating and lenient toward the un
: fortunate bondsmen. Mr.. Lovelano
i will soon locate the Assessors Office
: in the room at the south end of tn
county building
"Sambo," writing from Bruneal
: to the Avalanche, says; THE Ho
. Creek Ditch Co. (Ltd,. J will com
, mence work on their dam an
ditch soon, so we have been informed
> Joe Whitson has the contract 70
repairing the approaches to the Brr
neau bridge, and the work is we
under way. jeff D. Whitson ha
announced himself a candidate f
matrlmony during the year 1S9
though repeatedly warned by OF
peace officer not to do SO. "
think the authorities are very wror
in assuming this attitude, for Je
is an all round good fellow, who
willing to take part in anythir
from a prayer meeting to d.
fight; if jeff is elected we will wag
our last bean that he fills the off
with credit. The grass is grown
nicely and stock of all kinds ha
"a wintered well George Harvey W
II. start a band of, several hundr
haad IF ahaaY. IN tho trail 70 al anaY