Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1896-04-22
WEDNESDAY, April %, 1896.
Regular Masonic meeting tonight

Regular Masonic meeting tonight.
Alec Bruce is rusticating at the
hot springs.
J. w. Campbell is reported on
the sick list.
Frank Merritt returned here from
Chicago yesterday.
Lawyer Frank Wyman returned
to Boise this morning.
Judge Stout and wife returned to
their ranch Yesterday.
Ralph Goodliffe came up from
Glenn's Ferry yesterday.
III. w. Tanner returned home
Sunday from Boise valley.
After a severe illness, A. N. Nc
Call is again on duty at the depot.
Dan McGinness and wife returned
yesterday to their Cold Spring home.
Rev. Hawkes., of Salt Lake will
occupy the pulpit in the Congrega-
tional church next Sunday.
Lake Elmore is now full and
oceans of water is running to waste
What grand CO untry this will be
when that Long tom water storage
enterprise is completed.
John Tins returned Monday from
Patison, N. j.. where he spent the
winter with his family. Mr.. Tins
will soon proceed to Atlanta and re-
new work on his valuable mines at
that place.
A letter from Rocky Bar says
that provisions are getting scarce
at that place and that it is not adj
visable for strangers to go there be-
fore the roads are open and supply
of grub" arrives-which will be
several weeks.
Judge Nicholson has sold the
stage and mail route from Rocky
Bar to A tlanta to Will and John
Tate of this place. They take pos
session on the first of Nav. Judge
Jim will devote his time at digging
gold from his rich Bascom mines.
E% Miss Robertson will return to
Boise next week. If the ladies de-
sire her to trim new hat or make
over an old bonnet she will give you
the best of satisfaction. We are NOT
paying a big rent and we can sell
you goods for less money than when
we were on Main street. You are
cordially invited to inspect goods
and prices. Mrs. M. J. BEARBY.
Though no relation to the con-
victed party, Judge Jim Stout made
a short but eloquent and touching
plea in behalf Of W. E. Stout when
he was called for sentence Thursday
for iibeling G. f. Corker. Judge
Stockslager gave him five days in
the county Jail, and the young man
who asserted that he very much re-
GREETED the act, returned to Jail with
tears of gratitude for all who had
befriended him in his trouble.
Col. Geo. A. Williams, manager
of the Atlanta Gold and Silver Min
ing Co., returned here Thursday
from visit to Boise and Willow
creek, and departed for Haley Fri
day evening on short visit. Col
Williams called on the BULLETT
and informed us that he approves
of every word uttered in our artiel
on the fusion of Populists and Dem
ocrats for the coming election. W
are gratified at'the endorsement 0
all such influential and intelliger
men as Col. Williams.
The public schools will close mex
Friday afternoon with appropriat
exercises by all the department.
Owing 10 the fact that we have bu
an eight month term of school it ht
been thought best TIC select a fe
exercises from those heretofore pr
sented on Friday afternoons, and s
all departments are instructed
carry a full line Of studies to Il
close of the term. Euterpe corn'
band has generously agreed to fu
nish music for the occasion, and
is probable that the auditoriu
will be darkened and artificial
lighted. The program will be ma
up of songs, drills, dialogues, re-
tatlons, etc. The exercises W
com mence at 2 p. m. and all a
invited to come. There will be
charges.