Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1896-01-22
WEDNESDAY, Jan. %, 1896.
Masonic lodge meeting tonight.
Mrs. Stout returned home by

Mrs. Stout returned home by
Saturday evenings train.
Dan Reber and wife have gone to
Chicago on protracted visit.
Mrs. G. R. Shaw and children
returned to Caldwell last Thursday.
Engineer Patterson is down from
Rocky Bar, to see his wife and
baby.
This section has been blessed
with copious rains during the past
week.
Hon. Frank Wyman was here on
professional business, from Boise,
last Friday.
Hon. E. G. Helfrich returned
home Sunday from a visit to the
City of Saints.
Joseph Minis, prosperous ran
cher of Shoofly creek. was in this
place Thursday.
Mrs. Olsen of Oreana will, it is
said, soon go to Salt Lake to engage
HI buC liOtCl huoiilSoOs
Auditor and Recorder Reynolds,
who has been quite sick for several
days, was much better this morning.
We have received lengthy COM
munication from "Marier," at
Glenn's Ferry, which will appear
next week.
DIR. w. F. Smith, A. B. Clark
and J. M. Cowen went 70 the Cap
ital Monday to attend meeting
of the Boise Commandery.
That venerable and staunch free
silver democrat, Fred Major, came
in from Bennett creek Monday to
greet his many friends in this
place.
Mrs. August Kunnecke has been
dangerously i'll for a week or more,
but we were pleased to learn this
morning that her condition was
much better.
The town incorporation move
was knocked out last Wednesday
by the "rustling committee" APP
pointed at the citizens meeting held
the previous evening.
100 When in Mountain Home be
sure to call at Hulse's photo gallery
next door to Swann's dental office
First-class photos on fine embossed
. cards only $3.50 per dozen.
Mr.. Mcpherson requests the
BULLETIN to say that Bishop Talbot
will be here Thursday and hold
services in the new Episcopal
church that evening at 1880.
VIM. holland went to the Ferry
Sunday evening to take position
with the Glenn's Ferry Mercantile
Co. He will probably remove his
family to that place in the spring
Roscoe Smith last Sunday, at the
gun club shoot won the medal
the first time for him since the or
ganization of the club, and yet hi
average scores are higher thar
many of the lucky shootists
For the first time in nearly {
week the mail came in Monday
night from Rocky Bar. The stage
driver reported unusually heavy
rains in the mountains, rendering
the creeks difficult to cross and The
roads almost impossible.
Joe Clements departed Monda,
for Caldwell, Idaho, to fulfill hi
contract for the building of tn
Episcopal church in that place
The people of the magic City
will find Mr.. Clements good me
chanic and a square man, if W
judge by his acts while residin
here.
The application of B. G. Mullin
under the Carey act, to redeem SIC
acres of arid land near Bliss, Idah
will receive favorable action by IL
State Board of Land Commissioner
provided he make amendments i
his application to meet the requir
ments of the State Engineer, say
the Boise Statesman.
Mike Hyde is going to return
his first love, mining. He will SOC
go to Baker City to take charge
q mine. With four years on Il
Chariot, two years on South Charic
one year on Ida Gilmore and 81
years Supt. of the celebrated Writ,
mine, near Baker City, makes Nil
well qualified for any positio
Everyone here wishes him succe
wherever he may go.-Silver CT
Avalanche.
Policy holders in the State
suranee Co., of Salem, Oregon, ha
oeen led to believe that they won
receive small rebate on paid
policies, but all such NAV as W,
be undeceived. The States h
made some kind of a deal with I
San Francisco Fireman's Fund C
whereby policy holders in the Stat,
by insuring with the Fireman
Fund Co., will be allowed so /
cent OF the amount over paid at /
ume OF the suspension of the Sta
20. In other words, you will l
get a cent refunded but you can
ply 90 per cent of what YOU Loot
the States by insuring in the Fl