Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1896-06-17
WEDNESDAY, June II, 1896.
Summer weather at last.

summer weather AT last.
Steve Oglesby returned to Atlanta
by Saturdays stage.
A. Anderson the Dixie merchant,
was in town Monday.
Will Benham of Bruneau was a
visitor in this place Monday.
Mark Kuhn cit" in this place
Monday on business for Keisel & Co.
j. M. Stanfeld was over from
Three Creek Monday with a load of
wool.
Manuel Comes is fitting up nice
lunch counter in rear room of his
saloon.
Charles Keefer is now one of the
accommodating statesmen at the
Hefrich Mercantile house.
Mrs. Harry Thompson came in
from Boise Friday evening and went
to Rocky Bar by SATURDAYS stage.
Deputy Assessor Richards left
here Sunday to interview the tax
payers of the upper levels in FL
more.
There will be state convention
of the equal suffrage Association of
Idaho, held in Boise July 1, 2, and
3, 1896.
Gus Schweizer came down from
Rocky Bar Thursday and went on
a visit to his family at their ranch
near Nyssa, Oregon.
The examination of Volk and
Wolfsheimer, for assaulting Sam
Blackwell on Cold Spring creek last
week, has not yet been concluded
1t tickles the taste with a tooth
some touch and pleases the pam
pered palates of the most particular
people-Roscoe Smiths cherry ripe,
etc
w. d. Reynolds went to Rocky
Bar Friday with stock of fine
jewelry, which the people up there
will find just as Waterbury" rep
presents.
The Masonic lodge of this place
has purchased several acres of land
lying Just east of Geo Crandal's
place, which will soon be inelosed
and plated for cemetery for that
order.
The death of J. w. Campbell
has caused vacancy in the board
of trustees of Mountain Home dis
trict, and it devolves upon the
County Superintendent of Schools
to fill the place by appointment.
A. B. Clark has the happy faculty
of saying things in very beautiful
language, and also crowding much
in short space. His Normal school
address is brief but contains lots of
nutriment for all who may read it.
C. w. Burns, wife aid children,
went to Pine Grove Sunday, ac-
companied by c. e. Boyer. Mr.
and Mrs. Burns will remain at the
Grove all summer, but Mr.. Boyer
we hope to see here again in few
weeks and weighing at least 200
pounds.
ET Round trip tickets will be
sold at $1,000 to Salt Lake city for
the midsummer carnival and Utah
States first grand national celebra-
ton, July 2, 3 and A. Selling dates
July / and I'd. Tickets will be
limited for going trips to continuous
passage. Final limit, July 8. A.
m. Mccall. agt.
Geo. S. Rice came in last evening
from Tacoma, Wash, being calleC
here by the sudden death Of J. w
Campbell, a member of the firm OF
Geo. S. Rice Il Co. Mr.. Shields
another member Of the firm, re
quests the BULLETIN to say that the
mercantile and banking business o
Rice & Co, will continue as hereto
fore and without interruption.
Will Abbott was here Friday
from Big Camas prairie. He say
the prospects are very fattering 70
good crops this season. The organi
cation of citizens against the sheer
men has learned them to respect tn
rights of others than themselves, an,
their bands are kept at required dis
lance from the homes ofthe ranchers
II the move had not been made in
few years more a chicken could nc