Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1896-06-03

Miss Mel Tate has returned from
Boise.
Miss Annie Elliot departed for
the east last Thursday.
j. Stedman and Tom Kitto re-
turned to Rocky Bar Monday.
Scott Jackson. the murderer of
Pearl Bryan at Cincinnati, will be
hung on June 80.
VIM. Evans garden on Castle
creek was totally ruined by high
water a few days ago.
John Adams new 4-room dwell
ing house is completed-but where
is the bird for this cage.
Mrs. johnson, mother of M.
Johnson, and Win Jones departed
last evening on their return to Iowa.
Mrs. Glenn has removed to the
building just vacated by Mrs. Hen
ry johnson and will continue to
keep a lodging house.
Mrs. Mute Nichols and her
brother, Master John Hart, came in
from Nampa Monday evening and
went to Rocky Bar yesterday.
Perry Sprowl's dwelling house on
the South Boise river is surrounded
by high water and he and his wife
have taken refuge on Little Camas
prairie.
Mrs. Geo. F. Mahoney and chill
dren and Mrs. VIM. Kunnecke left
to-day for the hot springs where
they will camp for few weeks.
Miss jimmie Dorman of Caldwell
has sued E. V. Mclaughlin of Boise
for $4,000 damages for breach of
promise of marriage. Nc recently
welded another young lady.
Mrs. A. B. Clark and child will
this evening depart for prolonged
visit at Chicago, and the BULLETIN
wishes Mrs. Clark and little Miss
Ermine safe and pleasant voyage.
VIM. Murphy, boot and shoe
maker, has removed from Glenn's
Ferry to Rocky Bar. Our friends
up there will find Mr.. Murphy a
skilled workman and a good citizen
generally.
Last Saturday evening Mountain
Home Lodge No 10, l. o. O. F.,
elected the following officers for the
ensuing term: w. A. Mullins, N. G.;
III. Dorsey, V. g.; Geo. F. Mahoney,
R. S.; r. F. Whitney, P. s.; A. ]
Griffin, Treasurer.
Charlie Grim informs us that the
people of Rocky Bar are erecting q
bridge at the Bear creek crossing
near that town. He also tells us
that the road along Lincoln creek il
so badly washed out that it will
cost at least $1,000 to repair it fol
travel.
John Cannon, who lives a few
miles above Pine Grove on the Soutf
Boise river. had under cultivation
about 10 acres of bottom land, anC
everything indicated abundan,
yield until a few DAYS ago when
food of water covered the land ant
washed his entire plant away.
The BULLETIN congratulates 7
Hntchins of this town upon the re
suit of his Omaha suit to recove
a large sum of money unlawfull
held by the Union Stock Yard
National Bank of South Omaha
Nebraska. Last fall Mr.. Hutchin
shipped big lot of cattle to Oman
consigned to Wagner, Birney e. Co
cattle brokers. They sold the ca
tie, which Melted the snug sum {
$4,000 or more, and deposited tn
money in the aforesaid bank to th
credit of Thurston Hutchins. Blu
as the broker firm was owing tn
bank about $4,000 the bank col
cluded to play nearly even with I'll
broker firm at the expense of nj
Hutchins and withheld the $12, 0O
Hutch forthwith commenced actio
against the bank, and borrowe
sufficient cash to return home.
few days ago a dispatch was fiasht
over the wire from his Omaha a
:, torneys saying that the Court ga
|, Mr.. Hutchins decree against Il
bank for the entire amount due.