Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1896-06-24


consider matters relating to incor
porating the town. Don't fail t
attend and express yourself for o
against the measure.
BY order of MANY CITIZENS.
John Noble came over from Shoe
fly Monday.
Geo. w. Fletcher Jr. of Boise
spent Saturday night in this place
What is the matter that Noun
tain Home has not a bicycle club
Alfred Harper is building dwell
ing house in the northern part O.
town.
Miss Schram and Master George
Easley went to Boise Monday to at
tend the circus.
Miss Mollie Green returned tc
Boise Thursday after a ten days
visit in this place.
Geo. d. Bell came down from
Dixie Saturday to spend several
days with his family.
After sojourning with his family
in Boise several weeks, Cy Smith
has returned TO Atlanta.
Mrs. A. Anderson of Dixie sta
ton visited with Geo. Crandal and
q.
family several days last week.
Frank Axe has just set in place,
in his meat market, a handsome
new counter. It'll the work of Matt
Judge.
Hulse, the photographer, will be
on Big Camas prairie the Fourth,
after which he will visit Rocky
Bar and Atlanta.
w. d. Reynolds, the jeweler,
after spending several days at the
Bar and Atlanta returned last
Thursday evening.
Miss leila Hobby of Big Camas
prairie, who has been belfast for
five years, is now SO that she can
sit in an easy chair.
Mrs. G. P. Oliver has recently re-
ceived a fine Crescent bicycle,
through the agency of Reynolds &
Smith at the postotfice.
Messrs Eastman and Bibbins, of
Boise, passed through this place, on
bicycles, Monday, returning from
their trip to Salt Lake.
Mrs John Dein and child, of Park
City, Utah, arrived Sunday morn
ing and will be guests of Mrs. ]. A.
Purtill for several weeks.
Miss Matte Hart, Of Nampa is
visiting with Mrs. Melton at her
ranch on the South Boise, a few
miles above Pine Grove.
Charlie Andreas last week lost a
fine span of horses by drowning
while attempting to cross the Deer
creek slough at Pine Grove.
Recorder Reynolds, Sheriff Oliver
and wife, A. B. Clark, Frank AXE,
DR.. Nieukirk and Capt. Rhoades
visited Boise last Thursday,
Judge Sprague yesterday APP
pointed w. G. HOWE school trustee,
to fill the vacancy occasioned by
the death of Mr.. Campbell.
A petition is being circulated ask
ing for the appointment of w. c.
Howie as school trustee to fill the
vacancy caused by the death of
Mr.. Campbell.
Adm Hall, the Bennett creek
rancher and cattle raiser, was in
town Saturday, having just re-
covered from a slight attack Of
spotted fever.
Lieutenant Governor Bierbower
passed through this place Monday
on his way to Boise. Vic. thinks
that politics is somewhat mixed
about this time.
Water master Little informs us
that the water in the reservoir
stands, at preslt, at the 40 foo
mark. There will be no scarcity O
water for irrigation this season.
The case of the State of Idaho VS.
Frank Peed came up at the district
court at Haley Thursday. The
defendent was found not guilty
Two other charges were dismissed
Alec Bruce returned from Sal
Lake last Friday, to which place HI
accompanied Dan Hill. He re-
ported Mr.. Hill getting along wei
and that would soon return tc
his family.
Mrs. Paine, wife of VIM. Paine
died at her home near Oreana OF
the 18th instant, aged about 81
years. She was well known oil
Wood river, being the widow of o
II. P. Lee. who died at Bellevue
number of years ago.
Charles Woodward and bride Q
Chicago arrived here Sunday AM
are the guests of A. B. Clark. Nj
Woodward says that John, hi
brother, who formerly resided here
is doing well in Chicago and a
happy as clam at high tide.
Stock and sheepmen should exel
else great caution in selling an
giving possession to strangers.
short time ago a gentleman over i
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