Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1896-06-03
And the rains still continue.

And the rains still continue.
Lawyer Wolfe wife and child,
visited Boise vest rday.
Ex-sheriff John German died last
Friday at Idaho City.
Kentucky has redeemed herself
by wheeling nto the free silver
column.
Recent heavy rains filled the Bru-
neau Buccaroo ditch with sand and
gravel for several miles.
Bob Noble, the great sheep baron
of Owyhee, declin es running for gov
ernor on the Rep G. b. ticket.
Next Wednesday A. B. Clark of
ours will deliver the dedication adj
dress at the Albion Normal school.
Matt Crump has been convicted
of murder in the second degree for
killing Thos. Rorl ian near Caldwell
last summer
Monday one Of Jerry Cronin's
little boys was bitten by dog, and
Sheriff Oliver soon after killed the
vicious brute with his revolver.
Mrs. Glenn has remodeled and
refurnished the building next to the
postofiice and is now ready to ac-
commodate all desiring rooms.
Alfred Harper has closed the FL
more restaurant in this place, with
the view of reno wing to Rocky Bar
to take charge Of the Ophir board
ing house.
The BULLETI y is in receipt of a
very neat invitation to the first an
nual commence ent exercises of
the University of Idaho at Moscow,
June 7 to IL.
Tom Nicholso IN, brother of Jas. A.
Nicholson of Rocky Bar, passed
through this place last Thursday
en- route to Roc ky Bar, after an alb
sence of five years.
Charlie Andteas, who holds the
ribbons on the fpur-horse coach be-
tween Mountain Home and Rocky
Bar, informs US that while crossing
the slough betwe cen Deer creek and
the river at Pine Grove yesterday
forenoon, the water flowed over the
backs of his horses, and he thinks
the food has but just commenced.
1t is frightful to read of the de,
struction of life and property by
cyclones and tornadoes Throughout
the eastern states in the past two
weeks. We shp uld be ashamed to
kick about the harmless winds that
we have in this region when we note
the terrible ele ments that destroy
the life and property of our neigh
bors east of the mountains.
The Boise M all makes this very
truthful assertion: "For the past
thee elections Idaho has every time
elected straight Republican vel.
low-dog ticket Idaho will be il
the goldbug CO lumn next November
unless there is fusion of Demo
Gratis and Popu lists--and don't you
overlook this fact, either
Those half-Btarved workingmer
who want d pllar that is good il
Europe ought to go to Europe OIL
some other place where fools are il
demand. American statesmen who
claim to be 81 verites and who ar,
not in favor of coming United States
silver only, wanting 60 wait fol
Europe's consent, ought to be sen
to Europe by American workingmel
who want an American dollar indie
pendent of the world.
The subscriber who comes in thes
days and pays the printer is blesse,
and in the kingdom to come will b
given high place. His name will b
written at the top of the column
next to pure reading matter, an
nothing will lie kept from him. II
: will get comps" to the harp recitall
have reserve I'd seat beside the ed
tor, WHllesdll the uellnquent SUI
D scribers will have to carry water |
}. the performe rs and sit up in th
e gallery.
: In little house near the foo
e hills Rowe Buchanan, surrounde
9 by his wife and children, is slowl
j diving of nicer. He cannot tai
: and is unable to leave his be,
J. The disease first appeared as tr
u vial little q ore, or blister, on h
u lower lip, about three years ag
g He paid no particular attention
q it for many months, nor was
n alarmed concerning it until after |
g came to Boise one year ago last ia
IL He has subn nitted to three surgici
4 operations, but never for momel
Al has the horrible disease stopped Il
re work Of eating away his life. I
le is about forty-three years old al
D, was an unusually strong and robu
Il man before the cancer appeared.
D-.az n....