Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1896-01-01

w. r. Burns and wife went To
Boise Saturday by private convex
ance.
Mrs. White, mother of Mrs. NAL
lison, returned to Shoshone by Fri
day evenings train.
Milt Reynolds of this place was
one of the musicians at the mask
ball in Glenn's Ferry Christmas
night.
Mrs. Thayer of Shoshone is Wis
iting here with Mr.. and Mrs. VIM.
Hanley.
Frank AXE is having the reservoir
gate repaired, preparatory for the
first freshet.
Miss Ethel Olsen of Oreana
graced the floor at the dance in this
place Christmas night.
Mrs. Compton and Miss Skid
more attended the State gathering
of school teachers at Boise last
week.
After three months visit with
the "old folks at home" Fred Lii
jegran returned here Friday from
Logan, Utah.
Sam Kincaid and E. G. Currey
returned home Sunday from hunt
ing trip on the Bruneau, bringing
with them three deer and two wild
cats.
The junior of the BULLETIN has
been on the sick list during the
past week, and the "old man" has
not felt very well himself-hence
all shortcomings of this issue.
VIM. McVety came in from Boise
to spend Christmas with friends in
Mountain Home. Nc. possesses
one advantage over many, holiday
or no holiday-he never gets short
Promptness and first-class work
is the motto of Reynolds, the Jew
eler and optician. He also carries
full line Of clocks, watches, jewelry
and diamonds, and guarantees every
article as represented.
While hitching horses to wagon
last Thursday morning, Jerad Peck
was kicked by one of the ANIMALS
just below the knee on his right leg,
receiving a wound that is likely to
cripple him for some time.
Lawyer Wolfe, Sheriff Oliver and
Joe Adm returned here from Haley
Christmas night. Judge Stocksla-
ger refused to release Adm from the
charge of poisoning cattle at Smiths
prairie, and Adm has given bond
for his appearance before the Dis
triot court.
If the people of this section desire
to do noble work for the cause of
free silver they can do no better
than subscribe for Senator Stewards
great "Silver Knight" 1t and the
BULLETIN can be had for year at
the low price of $3.50 by early APP
plication at this office.
A letter from unfortunate Frank
Geary, to d. P. Keefer, announces
his safe arrival among relatives and
friends at Pratt's junction, Mass.
Poor blind Frank wishes to be re-
membered to all friends here, says
he is going to see Boston once more
soon and will return to Idaho in the
spring.
A. w. McKinnie, formerly agent
of the defunct State Insurance Co.,
arrived in town Monday. He says
that policy holders will not lose
anything, but that they have no in
surance. All unearned premiums
will be paid back as rapidly as the
affairs of the company are settled
up.-Caldwell Record.
Charles f. LANCE, postmaster,
writes the BULLETIN, under date of
Dec. 10: "You will oblige me very
much by making a note in your
valuable issue that the name of
Glen Davies has been changed to
Davies The postoffice department
has established a postoffice at Da-
vies, and a tri-weekly mail route
from Atlanta to Davies"
A fellow calling himself J. M,
Johnson worked off a number of
fraudulent bank checks in Boise a
few days ago and then skipped out.
Of course this is not our fellow-citi-
zen, John M. Johnson, the wool
dealer and sheep-raiser-but his
friends are "joshing" him cruelty
about the matter,
A" Now is the time to purchase
a first-class Sewing Machine. w
d. Reynolds is handling the best
Sewing Machine made, at prices
never before seen in the west
We buy direct from the factory and
can save you money. Cash or in
stallment plan. Call and get oul
our terms and prices.
Monday Sheriff Oliver went tt
Boise and arrested Balderson, ed
itor, and Cobb, manager, of thu
Statesman, upon a charge of libe
preferred by w. A. Mullins of thi
place. The hearing will be had be
fore Justice Cole tomorrow. Haw