Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1897-02-24
A. B. Clark went to Boise thi

- ~. wilkins and wife came in
from Bruneau last evening.
Lawyer Wolfe went to Boise this
morning on professional business
] Mr.. Neil, brother of our John
! stopped over in this place last night
The family Of w. V. Helfrich viii.
remove to Boise about March LIST
Hon. Silas w. Moody is here ex
porting the ex-oounty officers books
Next Friday Miss Hope Pyburr
W i'll so to Bruneau to teach school
The dog poisoner is at work ant
W. d. REYNOLDS "Siwash', is tn,
first victim.
80 See the only Lady Drum Ma
Jor in the world ahead Ct McPhee &
kisers Big Band.
Senator Heitfeld has appointed
Representative G. G. Fuller his pri-
yate secretary.
GG 1t is seldom that we have the
opportunity Of seeing as large Com
| pm oa Ni1l hCI ~ hlStio.
Mrs. A. Anderson of Dixie, who
had been visiting at Meridian and
Boise for several weeks, came in on
Friday evenings train.
So McPhee- & Kiser's company
travel in their own ears and VIII ar
rive from Boise Sunday evening.
The roping contest Saturday will
take place at Capt. Rhoades pas
ture. The contest will be free for all
and other sporting attractions will
be presented,
E& Those desiring instructions
in instrumental music should ap.
ply to Miss Mabel L. Payne. Class
ical music and instructions to be-
ginners a specially.
On the 10th instant in Boise, at
meeting of the State Land Board
a resolution was passed requiring
purchasers of state school lands
who are delinquent on interest to
pay up in 30 days.
Rev. Sam Jones, the Evangelist,
says: Il believe that fun is the next
best thing to religion, and the next
best thing to fun is money. If a
fellow has religion, fun and money,
| can't see what else the fool wants"
GGA torpid liver means bad
complexion, bad breath, Indigestion
and frequent headaches. To avoid
such companions take DeWitt's Little
Early Risers, the famous little pills
r. w. Smith.
A press telegram says: "a. b.
Clark was killed by a railroad train
at Zanesvillr, Ohio, on the 10Th"
This is a mistake. A. B. Clark was
in Mountain Home last Saturday,
and we can produce 81 voters who
will make affidavit to that effect.
In chambers, last Monday, Judge
Stockslager granted the petition of
Receiver Montgomery praying for
permission to receive bids on the en-
tire stock Of merchandise of the late
firm of Rice & Co, at price not
less than SO cents on the dollar.
The Judge also considered other
matters pertaining to the receiver
ship.
Another notability of the Idaho
Legislature is Representative JONES
of Gilmore county, who is known as
the Blacksmith Orator of the Snake
River Valley. He is stauneh Pop.
ulist, and one of the leaders of his
party in the house. He is enjoying
his visit to Salt Lake and does his
share in keeping up the spirits o
the party. 1t is said he shines a
/, making stump speeches from a car
seat.-Salt Lake Tribune.
The wool men are talking sense
They have been bled by the Boston
commission men long enough, and
the chances are they will find tina
they can handle their own wool a
saving that will surprise them
Livingston, Montana, Herald.
Now that the horseless carriages
are an assured fact, Jim Townsend
Of the Bodie Index hopes that the
country may have dogless sausage
t hairless butter, soundless pianos
: voiceless elocutionists, acheles
! backs, oathless profanity and bag
less boomers, in addition to tn
4 l.