Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1896-04-15

would endeavor to defeat him al
we'll as all other Republican candi
dates.
VIM. Tate returned from Rocky
Bar last evening.
Walter, little son of Billy Hanley
is on the sick list.
Phil McGinness is visitor here
from Clover creek.
Frank Mandel, the HALEY sur.
veyor, is in this place.
Mrs. Stout and Miss Wallace
have returned here from Boise.
Friday, May 8, is named by the
governor for Ar or Day in Idaho.
Mrs. Melton, Matt Judge and the
little child of John Dentz are on the
sick list.
Rev. Bowen of Nampa occupied
the Congregational pulpit in this
place Sunday,
N. NJ. Ruick and ]. H. Hawley
are here as counsel in the Cold
Spring creek water cases.
W. E. Stout was last week in the
district court found guilty of crimi-
nal libel by jury of good men.
j. W. Bailey, the Little Camas
merchant, came in yesterday and
weat to Boise this morning
Billy holland found latch-key
which the owner can have by APP
plying to him at Hutch's store.
Rev. Sutton, organizer for the A.
P. A., lectured in this place Satur-
day night to fair-sized audience.
Misses Roxie and Anna Corder
returned to their home in May6eld
this morning, after a weeks visit
with friends in this place.
Joe Adm was last week discharg-
ed from custody, the district attor-
ney refusing to file information
against him for poisoning cattle.
~ Say, we have preparation
for cleaning wall paper, window
shades, etc. Try it.
REYNOLDS & SHAW.
In the case of Jennie Ulrich VS..
Chas. Hopkins last week in the dis
trict court, the plaintiff recovered
the sum of S25.
The County Commissioners have
been ia session since Monday and
will probably finish up their bust
ness for the term by this evening.
Don't forget to pay the printer
what YOU owe him before you are
struck by lightning-which is sure
to come with the first April thunder
storm.
Mrs. Bearby and Miss Hope Ply
burn royalty entertained a large
number of friends last "Wednesday
evening at their handsome residence
on Atlanta avenue.
Populists and Democrats of Ell
more county are requested to read
an article in this issue headed "A
Pocatello Lesson" and then tell The
BULLETIN what you think of thu
proposition.
Mark Phelps, convicted for bur
glary, J C. Lloyd for robbery, ant
w. E. Stout for libel, will each b
sentenced to the penitentiary b,
Judge Stockslager tomorrow after
noon at 2 o'clock.
~Parks' Sure Cure cures nervou
troubles by purifying the blood an
removing the poisonous uric acid tror
the kidneys. Many women who ar
run down and worn out need just sue
medicine. Sold by r. w. Smith.
Co. Miss Christina Robertso
will be pleased to sell you a ne
hat or trim up your old one in tn
"up-to-date" styles, at Mrs. Bearby
Millinery Parlors.
EE-A painted floor is far easi'
to keep clean, wears longer, loof
better and is healthier than OF
which is not. Moral-Paint yo'
floors, and get the paint from
REYNOLDS & SHAW.
s In the United States Court
: Boise last week in the case OF Cha
: w. Howeth VS.. w. L. Carpenter
}, decree of foreclosure for $4,000 W
I entered, with interest at the rate
;, 10 per cent per annum for TO
q years. All costs and attorneys re
h are assessed against Carpenter.
y The suit of Dan McGinness ct
! against Jim Stanfeld ct al, to
: eide the right to the waters of &c
\ Spring creek for irrigating purpos
: !. now pending in the district cou
- has attracted here a large numl
: of the good people of that local
this week.
The reception given by Mrs G.
Oliver and Mrs. e. M. Wolfe i
; Saturday afternoon, at the resldel
Of c. P Oliver, in honor of NJ
Mary Wickersham of Boise,