Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1896-05-06

WEDNESDAY, May 6, 1896.

TIC see DO1 eo-hioiiOW HlBub.
. Try those Marguerite" cigars al
I Comes.
Republican primary cleo tions
next Saturday.
Roscoe Smith returned from Boise
Friday evening.
W. D. Reynolds went to Glenn's
Ferry Monday evening.
Charlie Keefer has been en- the
sick list for several days.
L. 7. Wilcox recently received a
handsome Crescent bicycle.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Turner were
here from Bruneau Monday.
c. E. Corker returned Sunday
evening from visit at Boise.
A Masonic special meeting will
be held this evening for instruction.
Harry Thompson and wife re-
turned from Boise Monday evening.
Geo. A. Mccormick returned Sun
day from protracted visit in Cali
fornia.
Mrs. Hungerford returned home
Saturday from visit in Bruneau
valley.
Ottenheimer and Co., Yesterday
received a carload of Milwaukee
Book beer.
Henry Meegan, a prosperous pla-
Ger miner, on Snake river, was in
this place Sunday.
Miss Hope Pyburn opened her
private school at the residence of her
mother, last Monday with 20 pupils.
Mrs. Johnson, the aged mother
of M. johnson, is expected to arrive
here tomorrow morning from Iowa,
on visit to her son.
j. r. Wilkins and Miss Kittie
wilkins came over from Bruneau
valley Sunday evening. Miss Kit
tie departed for Denver and St.
Louis, to be absent several months.
Joe Sullaway informs US that SO
soon as the roads are in condition
he will run a tri-weekly line of pas.
senger and fast freight coaches be-
tween Mountain Home and Rocky
Bar.
May day passed off very quietly
in Mountain Home. A very pretty
May basket was left at the BULLETIN
door Friday evening by Misses Lena
Howard, Mabel Campbell and
Ethel Pattee, for which we thank
the young ladies.
Owing to the arrangement of the
seats in the auditorium, all ladies
wearing umbrella hats at the en-
tertainment tomorrow evening are
requested by the management TO re-
move them from their heads before
commencement of performance.
"Dot, the Miners Daughter" will
be presented to Mountain Home
audience tomorrow evening at the
school house auditorium, for the
benefit of the Episcopal church.
The cast of characters may be found
in an advertisement in another col
umn of the BULLETIN. Admission,
Scots; children under 10 years, 25cts
Doors open at 1880; curtain rises at
$3.50.
George Butler came down from
Atlanta last Thursday, on his way
to Boise valley to get his horses
that have been wintering there.
He reports at least eight feet of
snow on the summit between Rocky
Bar and Atlanta, and thinks it will
be several weeks yet before teams
can reach Atlanta. Mr.. Butler Wis
tied Oliver Sloan's new mining
strike at Pine Glove and pronounces
tia very rich discovery.
Foreclosure proceedings have beer
commenced in the U. S. Court al
Boise. by A. H. Mellen of Pittsburg
Pa, who holds the first mortgage
on the Mountain Home townsite
The defendants in the suit are the
Farmers Loan Il Trust Co., the
Mountain Home Land and Cana
Co., and all those who have pur,
chased lots from the Town Site Com
pany. The case will be heard a
the June term of court, and wher
settled before that tribunal will EN-
able all who seek investment in lots
in this place to obtain good title.