Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1896-04-01
WEDNESDAY. April l, 1896.
District court Monday.
Look cut! All fools day.


d Look outl All fools day.
II John Portlock of Brulfeau went
q to Boise Sunday.
81 Born, at Emmett Idaho, March
n 26, to the wife of Amos Lee, a son.
Il Easter Sunday, April 5. Orders
u for new bonnets are now in order.
Mrs. Fl. C. Madison returned
h Sunday from a visit to her mo Their,
n Mrs White in Shoshone.
Il Hon. Frank Wyman came in
from Boise city Thursday evening
on professional business.
n April 26 will be the 18th ami
versary of the founding of the indie
pendent Order of Odd Fellows in
n America.
f~ Mrs. M. J. Bearby cordially
invites the ladies of Mountain Home
to attend her millinery opening, at
her residence on Atlanta avenue,
a Saturday, April 4th.
4 VIM. G. Fritter, general agent for
N the old and reliable New York Life
q insurance company, with his head
quarters at Boise, recently spent
Il several days here in the interest of
4 his company, and ordered the Bull
LETIN sent to his address.
Last Friday evening a number Of
N young people gathered at the resi-
q dence of Mr.. and Mrs. M. Johnson to
surprise their youngest daughter,
n Florence. A jolly time was spent
for several hours after which re-
& freshments were served.
Miss Christina Robertson arrived
Sunday evening from Boise and
4 will assist Mrs Bearby in preparing
for her grand millinery opening
81 Saturday. Miss Robertson comes
right from The Mode, that up-to-
date and fashionable millinery
store in Boise, and is a thorough
Il nilliner.
Atlanta, that mining camp away
4 up in the mountains, must be pros
u pering. st. Patrick's Day was OBJ
3served in a lively manner In the
evening a dance was given. The
ladies prepared the supper and the
y tickets were $500. The total
amount received at the door was 1914.
a The net proceeds were $40 which
U will 60 towards buying an organ
for public purposes.
While hunting one of his mich
COWS ia Rattlesnake canyon yester-
3 day., Ike Harmon accidently dis
covered the lower jaw bone and teeth
of a person evidently belonging to
the prehistoric race. Mr.. Harmon
brought his find" to town and took
il to DIR. Swans dental office, who
after washing it and thoroughly
examining it unhesitatingly pro-
nounced it the jaw-bone of human
being. It's shape is perfect and it
measures q and 34 inches. The
teeth protrude above the bone at
least half an inch and are as white
as pearl. DR.. Swan will have it on
exhibition at his office until 4
o'clock Thursday, when he will
pack it for shipment to the anatomi-
cal institute at Washington. He
considers it the most wonderful
"hnd" ever made in the lava fields
Al of Idaho.
Prof. Fred Dunagan, Of Joseph
s Wallowa, Oregon, was in Mountain
Home several days recently, on ;
& visit with his son-in-law, J. l.. Tate
and children, also Mr.. and Mrs
4 Comes and his grand children
I'M Mr. Dunagan is a gentleman pas
u years of age. but he came all tn
way from his Oregon home to thi
place on horseback, and stood tn
trip better than many men muc
younger in years could have done
lie represents Wallowa count
ss the most prosperous in Oregon
financially, from the fact that tn
cluzens ship thousands of head {
cealtle, hogs and sheep annually
farming facilities are fine and th
imI; ;g interests very Encouraging
lis people are almost solid for fire
s,iVer 10 to |. The old gentlema
g an ardent Populist and favor
d d Tiilman for president. II
departed sunday on his faithf,
norse TO return to his Oregon hom