Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1896-05-27

insane and who left Brooks sheep
camp on Canyon creek during the
night shoeless and with scant
clothing, was found in deserted
shanty on Mud Springs creek last
Friday morning by Otto Simon
who secured a wagon and brought
him to this place. Pierce had been
wandering over the hills, without
food, since Sunday night previous
and was much exhausted and would
certainly have soon persisted had he
not been discovered and provided
for. His feet are in a terrible con-
dition from being cut by sharp
rocks and it may be some time be.
fore he will recover from his ex-
posure for several cold nights. His
mind does not seem to be as un.
balanced as many be supposed and
it is thought he will soon regain
full possession of his mental facul.
ties.
A lady named Mrs. Steckles, with
an infant child arrived here last
week from Juneau, Alaska, and on
Saturday started for Rocky Bar
expecting to join her husband there
On the way she met passenger on
the down stage who informed her
that Mr.. Steckles had left Rocky
Bar several weeks ago and that his
whereabouts was unknown. Mrs
Steckles was sorely disappointed
and grieved to learn these facts and
returned to this place. If Sickle
is not heartless man he will or
learning the situation of his wife
and baby, Immediately come tc
their rescue. They formerly resided
at De Lamar.
The BULLETIN has received q
copy of the Atlanta, Ca, Constitu-
ton of April %, which gives long
account of decoration day exercises
in that city. Ten thousand people
assembled at the cemetery and list
ened to glowing tributes to the he
roism of the Confederate solder by
Colonel A. J. West, Hon. Dupont
Query and other veterans of the
civil war.
On the morning of the Goth Of
June woman's edition of the Boise
Statesman will be issued, the pro-
ceeds of which will go to the free
library and the relief society of that
city. Every department of the pa
per will be under the management
of women and no editor or reporters
of the male persuasion will be per-
mitted on the premises.
t. Hutchins in a private letter to
the BULLETIN, dated Corral, Idaho,
May co." says: Just now one needs
snow-shoes to get around on account
of the mud Never saw anything
like this spring. Snow and rain
nearly all the time. The grass is
just beginning to start"
Mrs Geo. D. Bell, who recently
returned from visit to relatives in
Germany, brought from the old
country presents for a number of
friends, among which was fine
meerschaum pipe for the BULLETIN
man, and which evidence of friend
ship is highly appreciated.
Miss Annie Elliott, formerly a
teacher at this place, came in from
Boise Saturday, on her way to Buffa-
10, N. Y, to attend the annual meet
ing of the National Educational AS
ISOLATION, July 8 to 10. She will
visit in this place with friends for
several days.
Charlie Grim, the accommodating
driver on the Rocky Bar stage line
made the first daily through trip
this spring from that place to Noun
tain Home on Misunderstanding
Rocky Bar at o'clock in the morn
ing and arriving here about Z tina
evening,
Postmaster J. S. Lewis, of Ho
Springs, returned here Thursday
from a protracted visit at OgdeI
and Salt Lake, and we are please'
to know that "Uncle Dick" ha
greatly improved in health.
Henry Meegan was up from hi
Snake river placers Monday. Her
ry thinks that, Notwithstanding tn
; cold and backward spring, he wi
reap a good crop this summer fror
: his gold placer ranch.
! Miss Mary Gray and Miss Susi
:, Sweeney went to Boise Sunda,
a Miss Gray returned last evenin
:. Miss Sweeney will remain and Wis
$ with relatives.
Vic and Frank Wells left Mo
g day with their teams for Juncti'
/ Bar. loaded with goods for Bs
T Clinton, who has reopened his hou
Is at that place.
Foster SAYS a cold wave will Gre
2 the west of the Rockies count
> about the 29th, great central vale
: the 31st and the eastern states Ju
: I'd.
: Rev. e. o. Harris of Glenn's f
"A ry held services in the Congrel
tional church last Sunday, a
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