Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1897-09-15

east is still unsettled.
Hon. Martin King has gone to
Rocky Bar, probably to remain all
winter.
Frank AXE has purchased the
cub bear from Bob Griffith and has
named it Klondike.
Jack Bratten from Three Creek,
is again with us, but since wool has
gone up he scarcely recognizes a
poor man.
Rev. A. S. Hawkes. went to Bru-
neau this morning to take charge of
the funeral of the infant child of
Harris Portlock.
Mrs. VIM. Wilson, of Bennett
creek. was visitor here yesterday,
accompanied by Misses Annie and
Jennie Clark, of Boise valley.
1t is wonderful to see the i'm
mense lot of new goods daily ar
irving at Helfrich's. Monday he
received carload of coal oil.
A private letter from Rocky Bar,
dated Sept. 10, says: Frank
Mitchell, John Davey, Will Davey,
Tom Davey and Ike Fitzwater have
just returned from Trinity lakes
with lao trout, 100 grouse and
deer. Ike killed 40 grouse with lis
fish pole"
Last week Judge Stout left at
off e ~ L
that he procured at Joe Jones' Big
Camas ranch, which experts pro-
nounce as remarkable in growth.
The stalks are over feet in heigth,
and the heads large and fully 6
inches in length.
Isl Perkins" the celebrated rural
drama, is billed to appear at Noun
tain Home, next Monday evening,
Sept. goth. Judging from the fat
tering notices which the company
has received from the press in the
cities which "Si'' has visited, the
prospect for fun on the above date
is good. Like all plays of the
"Rube" order, Isl" Perkins" poss-
esses a large budget of good. whole
some fun; the Yankee wit is SO WOW
en- into the dramatic lines that the
auditor is one minute laughing with
honest-hearted "Si," and the next
his eyes are trimming over with
sympathetic tears.
The Short Line has offered to
transport all exhibits for the fair at
Boise free of charge. This applies
both ways. The granting of this
liberal concession removes the only
obstacle in the way of a very large
display of the products of the state.
The matter of freight charges had
been a somewhat serious problem,
but the public spirit of the railroad
management has solved it. The
management of the fair have re-
ceived assurance that there will be |
exhibits from all of the southeastern
counties, while some exhibits will |
come from the north also. The
Spokane Fruit Fair will be in pro-
gress at the same time and the
northern counties had already made
preparations to participate in it, but
some of them will be represented at
the fair given in their own state.
"My boy came home from school
one day with his hand badly lacerated
and bleeding and suffering great pain,'
says Mr.. E. j. Sehall, with Meyer Bros.
Drug Co., ST. Louis, Mo. 81 dressed
the wound, and applied Chamberlain :
Pain Balm freely. All pain ceased,
and in a remarkably short time it
healed without leaving scar. For
wounds, sprains, swellings and rheu-
matism / know of no medicine or pre-
seription equal to it. ! consider it a
household necessity" The 25 and SO |
cent sizes for sale by r. W. Smith,
druggist.
Since the closing down of the sill
yer mines in Park City that place is
fast diminishing. Many failures
have resulted and residents are leav-
ing for new parts. On Monday ten
carloads of household goods were
shipped out over the Z. p, and it
will be but short time before the
town will be depopulated. But then
wheat is upon account of wan
faced famine in other parts of the
world. These two facts simply
serve to make proper proportion
of lean and fatin the administration
slice of prosperity bacon.-Weiser
Signal.
st. Louis, Missouri, papers in
mentioning the heavy crops of vege-
tables say the potato crop promises
to be almost failure, and express
the opinion that they will command
a dollar bushel before the winter
Is fairly with us. 1t will be the
part of wisdom for our Idaho grow
ers to look well to their crop, and
if this good price prevails in st.
Louis and Kansas City they may
look for a good paying price here at
Reconsideration News.
1t Saves The Croupy Children.
SEAvIEw, Waive have a splendid
sale on Chamberlain's Cough Remedy.
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