Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1896-03-18


Vi morrow night:-~-
Rev. Hawkes. of Salt Lake was a
n visitor here yesterday.
Miss Joyce, of Oreana, was the
q guest of Mrs. d. B. Hill, last Friday.
Capt. Breed, Snake river placer
N miner, spent Saturday and Sunday
in this place.
Miss Matte Hart of Nampa has
81 been visiting here for several days
N with Mrs. Melton.
N We learn that Robt. Floyd, who
n is in Boise under a doctors care,
4 is improving in health.
Il II. II. McManus has had quite a
serious tussle with the pneumonia,
4 but he is now much better.
Mrs. Stella Helfrich departed
N Sunday evening for Sacramento,
N Cal, on visit with relatives,
Deputy County Recorder Manion
and wife spent Saturday and Sun
day in the Bennett creek country.
Mrs. Bearby and daughter, Miss
Hope Pyburn, now occupy their
private residence on Atlanta avenue.
60 Tent for Sale-Size 14x24
Good as new and everything com.
plete. Apply to Mrs. Jas. Dawson,
Mountain Home.
Miss Mabel Payne departed on
yesterdays train to visit for few
days with friends at Nampa and
Boise City.
EGE- Say, we have preparation
for cleaning wall paper, window
shades, etc. Try it.
REYNOLDS q SHAW.
Joseph T. Whitson of Bruneau
valley went to Boise Thursday last
and made final proof in the land
office on timber culture entry Of
80 acreas.
Geo. S. Rice & Co. yesterday re-
ceived their first installment of wool
sacks, numbering roo, and sheep
shearing will Immediately COM
mence in Bruneau valley.
Clutch" the family grocer, has
moved his stock of goods into the
building vacated by Mrs. Bearby,
and now has a better opportunity to
display his big line of good goods.
Administrator Howeth, with Geo.
p. Hall, A. w. Lockman and B.
Clinton, last week appraised the
property of the estate of Chris Fer
riIl, and placed its value at $4,00n.
EET- 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 q SHAW.
Nelse Anderson, a Neal mining
man, was married Monday to a Lo-
gan, Utah, lady, and he and his
bride passed through this place on
yesterdays train for Boise. His
friends here wish the happy couple
a long and prosperous life.
A. B. Clark, A. J. Bruce, w. G
HOWE. Frank AXE and DIR. w. f
Smith have been commissioned by
Governor Mcconnell as delegates
for Gilmore county to the State I'm
migration Convention to meet a
Boise on the End of April.
E. C. Currey was down at Hall
ranch II miles from Mountain
Home last Thursday and report
apricot trees in blossom and al
other frnit trees at that place il
fine condition. As frosts are no
prevalent at that altitude Mr.. Hal
will not only have early fruits bu
an abundance of it.
Postmaster j. S. Lewis was owe
from Hot Spring, Monday, acting q
risky as usual. He says there
great commotion in that sectio
caused by the appearance of spooR
at the graveyard at that plac
Parties aver that they have see
and talked with the spirit Of Bi
Hayes, who was killed at Brunei
over year ago, and several elai
That they can see lights flittir
around the graveyard any nigl
while passing Uncle Dick say
t.nneyg all drink nothing but GOO
hcker' in Bruneau valley and
can't account for such reports.