Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1896-04-01

tnls montn.
Bob Floyd is now at Dawson's
hot springs.
E~ Parks Ten clears the complex
ion. Sold by r. w. Smith.
H@ For sale-Carload baled al
falfa hay. Apply at this Office.
A gentleman named Jamerson,
from Minnesota, is here and the
guest of j. NJ. Johnson.
After spending the winter in Utah
E. S. Bobo returned Sunday, and
will soon join his wife in Atlanta.
James Carroll has received and
is putting up a new windmill on
his premises In the southeast end
of town.
Frank Beane of Blackfoot has
been removed from the position of
special agent of the treasury de-
partment.
Captain Fred Steussy spent sew
eral days in town during the past
week, laying Republican wires for
the coming campaign.
E~ Lost-Gent's gold scarf.pin.
Design, wishbone and horseshoe set
with pearls Suitable reward. Hell
frich Mercantile Company.
Perry Sprowl and wife have re-
turned from Bliss and will soon go
to their ranch on the South Boise
river to remain during the sum mer.
]. NJ. Johnson is having large
bay window added to his dwelling
house, and has recently put up a
commodious stQreroom over his
cellar.
A. B. Clark went 10 Nampa this
morning, and from there he will the
next day 60 to Boise as delegate
to the irrigation convention to be
held IN that city.
6~A painted floor is far easier
to keep clean, wears longer, looks
better and is healthier than one
which is not. Moral-Paint your
floors, and get the paint from
REYNOLDS & SHAW.
The ladies of the Congregational
church are industriously making
preparations for grand fair at an
early date, and the Episcopal
church ladies contemplate soon
giving a dramatic entertainment in
this place.
s. S. Brady came in from Rocky
Bar Monday evening. Owing to
the bad condition of the roads he
was compelled to walk to Dixie,
where he obtained horse and rode
into town.
John Brady has recently pur-
chased the two lots on the corner
of Jackson avenue, west side of the
railroad track adjoining his prem
Uses, enclosed the same and is plant
ing many trees thereon.
John Helfrich and Ward Paul to-
day commence herding mich cows
and horses for all who wish their
1stock cared for. They will drive
out in the morning and return in
the evening, and only ask fair
consideration for their work.
ER The summer girl is wearing "a
blouse waist with sleeves larger than
ever, skirt with godet plalts, IL jaunty
yachting cap but no veil. She has
found that her complexion is her
strong point and that when she takes
II cup of Parks Tea at night it keeps
it fresh and clear and that n little sun
burn is all added attraction. She finds,
too, that she can be more athletic if
she never misses her cup of Parks
Tea Sold by X. w. Smith, druggist.
Married, in Boise city, Idaho,
March "a, 1896, at the residence
of Mrs. Granville Mitten, Mr.. Myron
Lester and Mrs. Matte Myers, both
of Boise. The high contracting
parties formerly resided at Rocky
Bar, in this county, where they are
we'll known and highly respected.
The BULLETIN wishes friend Myron
and his lovely bride many long
years of welded bliss and financial
r prosperity.
e A special to the Boise States
/ man from Silver City. dated the
n Both, says: Oscar Hasselriis fell 24O
e feet in an upraise in the Black Jack
IS mine at 8:l5 yesterday and was IN
It stantly killed. He was tlmberman
Ie and was engaged in timbering the
e, upraise when he lost his footing II
A. some manner and was dashed t.
f. death" Mr.. Hasselriis formerly re
a sided at Rocky Bar, where he wa
" highly respected He was a Dan
ID by birth, well educated and ageC
I'd about 40 years, and belonged to
he wealthy family in his native lane