Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1896-07-08

The Fourth passed OFT IN thl:
place quietly and pleasantly. Eu
terpe Silver Cornet Band failed t.
appear that day, much to the dis
appointment of our music-loving
people, and the program was moi
strictly carried out. Roscoe Smith
Paul Orebaugh, NJ. f. Reynolds and
Frank Wells entered for the COG
yard bike race, Wells got first
money, $3.50; Reynolds, second
$3.50. At the gun club shooting
match Roscoe Smith made the best
score and pocketed $40. At the
team match, commanded respect
lively by Captain Bob Chattin and
Captain AL. limerick, the score was
80 for Emerick's team, SO for Chat
tins. For sweepstakes, Orebaugh
and limerick were tie for the first
prize, and Jones, Wolfe, Madison
and Nieswanger a tie for the second
prize. About 8 o'clock Frank Wells,
Paul Orebaugh and NJ. e. Reynolds
mounted. their wheels for a race to
Frank Axes place and returns
miles. A short distance from town
Wells ran into Ore5augh's wheel
and before they got untangled Rey-
nolds was several hundred yards
ahead, which position he maintained,
returning to town, so manager NAL
lison informs US, in just 23 minutes
from the time of his departure and
winning the purse of So. The open
air dance in the park in the even
ing was well attended and pro-
nounced very pleasant affair.
Charlie Steunenberg, Ellis Askey,
Mr.. Dee and Mr.. Harper came in
from Caldwell Friday evening. A
team was in waiting to convey them
to Longtom creek, where they said
they would spend the Fourth fish
ing for trout, but, from the numer-
Gus kegs and bottles loaded into
their wagon, and as they have not
yet returned, we are inclined to
think they have established an cir
rigation stand" at Calloway's sta
ton on the Rocky Bar road. How
ever, Bro. Davis of the Trib. will
please not mention it.
Mrs. Laura Johns will address
the people of Mountain Home next
Friday evening in the auditorium of
the school house upon woman suf-
frage. 1t is said that she is pleas
ant speaker and presents her side
of the question in a very strong
light and with fund of gentle wo-
manly persuasion. The lecture will
commence at $50 p. m.
Clerk Reynolds gives official no.
tice that the assessment roll of FL
more county for the year 1896 has
been filed in his office, and that the
board of County Commissioners will
meet on Monday, July 13, as a
board of equalization and continue
in session until the work of equal
izing assessments has been COM
pleted.
Frank McWilliams a few days
ago received a letter from Robert
Floyd, who is now at the Arkansas
Hot Springs. Bob writes in very
cheerful mood and expresses great
confidence of his ultimate restora-
ton to good health-all of which is
welcomed news to his many friends
in Idaho.
The Cassia Times of last week
has this personal mention: Exit
Chinaman, who lived in Albion for
"a number of years and left couple
of years ago for Mountain Home
returned here Tuesday last. He
told his friends here that he "workee
two year in Mountain Home and
makee ten Dolce"
T. Hutchins arrived here Monday
from Big Camas prairie and reports
the farmers all greatly encouraged
at the outlook for good crops. The
people celebrated the 4th in an ap
propriate manner and Hon. Johr
Haley delivered a rafting gooC
grafton.
Motto of Boise temperance re
form CLUB: 1--WE bend the knee blu
not the elbow" This is supposed
to refer to a dexterous habit Q
drinking out of bung-hole.
Miss Daisy Griffith came in iron
Moscow Saturday evening, wher
she had been attending the univer
sity, and Monday joined her parent
, on Little Camas prairie.
The lovers of hot weather mus
certainly be satisfied now days, an
if you want to see how mad ma
can get, ask him if it is war;
J enough to suit him.
A 600 gallon iron water tank fc
the Gilmore mine at Rocky Bar a
rived at the depot in this place la'
Monday.
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy cur,
colds, Group and whooping cough.
is pleasant, safe and reliable. For sa
by r. w. Smith, druggist, Min HON