Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1896-03-04
WEDNESDAY, March 4, 1896.

Geo. Mccormick visited the Capt.
tai city Monday.
Masonic special meeting tonight,
for work in third degree.
Mrs. Steve Robertson, of Bruneau,
went to Boise Saturday.
Mrs. NJ. S. Comes was reported
On the sick list yesterday.
G- For sale-Carload baled al
falfa hay. Apply at this office.
Mrs. A. B. Clark and baby re-
turned home Sunday evening from
n Nampa.
John Edwards has removed from
Cold Spring creek to Ada county,
near Boise City.
After soiourning in this place
several weeks, Joe Doney returned
to Rocky Bar last Monday.
Born. at Mountain Home, Feb.
%, 1896, to the wife Of 1. T. Fitz-
water Of Rocky Bar, daughter.
John NJ. Neil and wife now ac-
cupy their new dwelling house on
the corner of Canyon street and
Bruneau avenue.
There will be mass in the court
room at Mountain Home Sunday,
March 8th, at 1920 a, M, con-
Quoted by Rev. James Thomas.
E&- For sale-A farm containing
100 acres, fenced; 100 acres under
cultivation; perpetual water right.
Five miles from Mountain Home.
Apply at this office.
Lee Neil, brother of John Neil of
ours, came in from Ogden Saturday
to spend a few days here. He is
one Of the postal clerks running be-
tween Ogden and Butte City.
Born, in Mountain Home, March
/, 1896, to the wife of A. w. Lock-
man, a daughter DR.. Smith re-
ports the mother and child doing
well and the old man still alive.
The Nampa Leader says that Mrs.
f. G. Mock gave a luncheon last
Thursday afternoon in honor of Mrs,
A. B. Clark of Mountain Home,
which was largely attended by
ladies.
w. D. Reynolds departed on Mon
days train for a trip through North
Idaho, and we wish to impress on
the minds of the Occur d'Alene
tribes that w. d. is a member Of
the Missouri tribe in this section
and mighty good man.
Harry Hughes and Sam Mayer
two popular business men of Boise
returped. Saturday evening from
trip in the mountains. Sam was
thrown from the mail and passenger
sled, between Dixie and Little
Camas, and sustained a slightly
sprained ankle. He returned home
Sunday for repairs.
Prof. Fox, State Horticultural
Inspector, delivered an interesting
and instructive talk to a fair au
dience in this place last Friday
evening. Fruit growing will in
few years be one of the leading in
dustries of this section, and those
engaged in such work cannot Civ
it too much attention.
Rev. Mr.. Townsend Delivers
another plain talk to men only, a
the Congregational church last Sur
day afternoon. Mr.. Townsend is
fluent speaker and good reasoner
and these talks to men will doubt
less bear good fruit. He will Civ
another lecture to men at the churc
next Sunday afternoon at o'clocl
on which occasion the house wi
doubtless be crowded.
Did it ever occur to you that v
have the best climate, the best sol
and withal the best country on cart
around Mountain Homer And d
1t ever occur to you that we net
more good people in this valley
help improve it and make it VIII
1t should be2 And did you ev
think that it is not only your du
but money in your pocket to he
advertise these facts to the worl'
And did you ever tumble to t
TACT that the best way to do this
by supporting your home pap
ana helping to make it able to pu
Ish these things?-w hich the BU
LETIN has hapn struuulinu TN