Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1896-06-24

WEDNESDAY, June "a, 1896.

Regular Masonic meeting tonight
J. l.. Tate has been on the sicl
list for a week or more.
Rice & Co., have handled 700,00c
pounds of wool already this season
A~-I would like bids on putting
mp alfalfa crop. GEO. l.. COLE.
Susie, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
R. P. Chattin, is in Boise city visit.
ing with friends.
There is only one vegetable that
grows all the year round, and that
is the newspaper beat.
G&T We have just received some
thing neat in screen doors. Call and
see them. REYNOLDS & SHAW.
DR.. Smith reports Geo. Mahoney' Is
eldest girl and one of the Wayte
children down with spotted fever
We are glad to learn that G. E.
Boyer, who is sojourning at Pine
Grove, is rapidly improving in
health.
F. j. Shields is now cashier of tn c
Gilmore County Bank, and e. G.
Curry is assisting in the clerical de-
partment.
Miss Mary Tate went to Atlanta
last Saturday to visit her brother
William Tate, who was reported
quite sick.
Johnny Helfrich, who is now
chief clerk at the Pacific hotel in
Caldwell and already wears dia-
monds, spent Sunday in this place
Mrs. HOWE is delighted with the
abundant yield of strawberries in
her garden this season--many OF
which measure over four inches in
circumference.
kG Those desiring instructions
in instrumental music should APP.
ply to Miss Mabel L. Payne. Glass
ical music and instructions to be-
ginners speciality.
Billy holland left here Monday
morning for Rocky Bar, where he
will manage o. II. Hutchins' groc-
cry store. Hutch is expected to re-
turn home this evening
r. G Rowe is erecting commo-
dious dwelling house on the east
end of Atlanta avenue which he will
occupy with his family. Dyar and
Willis are the contractors.
Volk, who assaulted Sam Black.
well with shovel short time age
on Cold Spring creek, was held in
$500 bonds by Judge Sprague
Wolfenheimer was discharged.
The New York Life is one of the
most responsible insurance compa
MES in existence. w. G. Fritter
the Idaho agent, was here last Wed
nesday attending to affairs for hi,
company.
Geo. S Rice, from Tacoma, Wash
is still with us. Mr.. Rice is a very
affable gentleman and we only wish
that he could shape his business SC
as to become permanent fixture
in our town.
Ex-Commissioner Tom Stevenson
was here Friday from his Colo
Spring ranch. Tom is an out-and-
out free silver man and is strongl,
in favor of fusion with the Populistl
in order to down the gold-bug Re
publicans at the November election
A Young Peoples Christian En-
deavor Society is being organized il
the Congregational church. Thi
society when thoroughly organized
will do a great deal of good. Regu
lar meeting every Sunday evening
from quarter to eight to quartz
past eight. Every body interested
in religious work, especially tn
young people, is invited to join thi
society.
Now that the fly season is a
hand the following plan of riddin
the kitchen and dining room of tn
pests is said to be a good one: TAX
asmall stove shovel, heat it red hoi
and pour on it few drops of cal
bolic acid, having previously close
all the doors and windows. In
few minutes open the room and til
flies will be found to have entirel
disappeared. Only a faint odor {
the fumes of carbolic acid will RI
main,