Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1897-04-28
Arthur Pendry is quite sick.

also lof attorney lees, TIU.
Special venire issued for 20 Jurors.
Arthur Pendry is quite sick.
Mrs. Allison returned yesterday
from Hagerman.
Commissioner Bob Griffith is
down from Little Camas.
Try the Commercial Hotel for
good meals and clean beds.
Born, at Mountain Home, April
25, to the wife of Levi Gordy, a son.
Executor Wright of the Republi-
can has been appointed janitor of
the district court for this term by
Sheriff Burns.
Postmaster j. S. Lewis of Hot
Spring, was in this place yesterday,
as lively as usual.
Mrs. Hendricks Of Weiser joined
her husband at Crandals sheep
shearing camp Monday evening.
Marshall Hubbell has been re-
Gently taking much needed rest
and w. 7. Smith is acting for him.
Judge James Stout has sold his
band Of cattle to eastern parties,
but we were unable to learn at what
price.
Adm Hall recently sold his en-
tire herd Of cattle, numbering 600
or 700, to Wyoming men, receiving
$4,000 per head.
There is a scheme on foot by
some enterprising Japs of San Fran
cisco to supply the japanese Gov
eminent range horses of Nevada fol-
, cavalry purposes.
The Caldwell Tribune says that
ex- Governor Mcconnell will soon
become a resident of the state O
Washington and that he will en-
f gage in the dry goods business in
Spokane. He has disposed Of hi
residence in Moscow.
f Senator Urdahl and bride passed
through this place Saturday from
e Iowa on their way to Mr.. Urdahl''
home at Neal in this county. The,
were cordially greeted by severa
: friends of the Senator who were a
y the depot when the train arrive,
Il from the east.
y A dispatch dated Poeatello, Apr
25, to the Salt Take Tribune says
L William II. Campbell, sheepme
Y from Mountain Home, was held u
t at McCammon late last night b
n two heavily-armed tramps an
t, beaten and robbed of 1925, all tn
re money he had.
Il Night Waterman Smith arreste
n two men early Saturday mornir
Is for disturbing the peace, and thu
J.; day Police Magistrate Swan sci
I'd them up for five days each, an
y they are now dong penance /
working the streets of the town
lis which all violators Of the village Q
or dinances who are convicted f
is criminal offences will hereafter
p required to do.
x Remember that the best is t
no cheapest. Cheap mechanics
M cheap work; do it with cheap too
al an if they have any at all The wor
u manship and material is not t
Use best from the fact they can not {
us regular prices. If they could tn
, III, would. Their workmanship d.
ne not command high grade pri
GET Sign-writing, house and c
om rage painting, and paper-hangi
at done in frst-class style by Jan
She Carroll.
'no Geo. Crandal will soon CONNER
10 the erection of sheep shearing
az az raj on the Rocky Bar road alb
NJ five miles above Jackson's RAJ
we h and two miles this side of Ca
gu WAYS station-formerly known
W. the old toll gate. He will have
' a completed and ready for shear
aa' by che 18th of May. Mr.. Gran
sp5 will also have suitable accommo
a e1d tons on the ground for boarding
1 9au shearers and will also be prepa
- to haul all the wool clipped at
-; . corral to Mountain Home depo
MD the very lowest rates.
nsh f~A torpid liver means a
;,aa complexion, bad breath, indige'
iliiv and frequent headaches. To a
lme such companions take DeWitts !
nd a FaIy R;sers the famous little
also r. w. Smith.
med fTAn the different forms OF
ming tr6nbles from chapped hands to
lade ma and indolent ulcers can be re
pla- cured by DeWitt's W,.en ~ Hazel a,,i, :,
the great pile cure. K. W. Smut