Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1897-06-02
WEDNESDAY, June 2, 1897.
Regular monthly meeting of the
town trustees tonight.

town trustees tonight.
Roscoe Smith recently received a
brand new Rambler bicycle.
Attention is called to Lawyer
Sinnott's card in another column.
Charlie Maloney of Louise creek
station spent Monday in this place.
Judge G. C. Glenn and wife, of
the Ferry, were visitors in this place
last Friday.
Mrs. Young and children de-
parted Monday evening for Nam
mote, Utah, there to remain.
Auditor Reynolds and Probate
Judge Clinton are making a general
cleanup in their offices this week.
Two handsome young ladies went
to Rocky Bar Monday to take po-
sitions in Darling's restaurant as
mattresses.
The Baptist and Congregational
Sunday Schools will celebrate Chill
dren's Day, Sunday the 18th, with
appropriate exercises.
One hundred and thirty Jurors
and 50 witnesses were summoned
for the murder cases at the late
term of our district court.
A man who keeps putting off adj
vertising until he is more prosper
GUS is like dog trying to catch his
tail-there is plenty of motion but
no progress.
Miss Mary Gray and Mrs. Glenn
have moved their millinery store
next door to the Capital Restau-
rant, where they will have more
room to display their goods.
Miss Emma Edwards, who has
recently completed a successful
term of school in Bruneau, came
over Monday evening on her way to
Stockton, Cal, to spend the summer
with relatives. Miss Edwards, it
will be remembered, designed the
State seal. She was the guest Of
the BULLETIN family while in town
We notice that one G. Z. Wright
has assumed editorial management
of the Pocatello Advance, hereto.
fore the leading Populist paper Of
eastern Idaho. In his greeting tc
the Advance readers the new edi
tor says: anonymous articles OIL
those containing personal abuse
will not be accepted" Can it be
possible that this is the man whC
conducted the Neutrality-suspicious.
Hermaphrodite- Republican in thi'
place last fall and who heaped such
vile abuse upon the heads of oul
Populistic and Democratic citizens
If SO he has certainly suddenly ex
perienced change of heart.
The BULLETIN to-day commences
new volume and enters upon tn
tenth year of it's existence. Tel
years ago we came to Mountain
Home and purchased pocketfu
of type upon which little shee
called orange and Valley" wa
printed. One year thereafter ney
material was purchased, the pape
enlarged and name changed to BUL
LETIN. During all these long year
we have labored earnestly for tn
interests of the people of this sec
ton and have been rewarded b,
doing better than many others les
Fortunate. e., making a fair Twin
and keeping out of debt. We woulr
like very much to improve the OLE
BuLLETIN-make better paper O
it-but to do so under existing Gil
cumstances would be at loss, an
we don't propose to plaster this cor
Germ with a big mortgage if we ca
avoid it--and we think we can. w
have not less than $500 due u
from men whom we consider IT
sponsible, but times are corky, cor
fidence has not yet been restored b
Mckinley and we shall not pus
them for what they owe US, but wi
endeavor to greet them with OF
little sheet, as of yore, and unit
they are able to pay and give I
confidence" enough to improve ii
paper.