Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1897-07-07

John Pence of Three Creek was
visitor here Saturday.
Mrs. Mcpherson and child de-
parted for Weiser this morning.
Ralph Goodlfre of Glenn's Ferry
spent Thursday in Elmore's capital.
They now have telephone con-
nection between Elko and Gold
Greek.
Deputy Sheriff Easley and wife
attended the Fourth of July ball at
Glenn's Ferry.
John Mitchell Of Bruneau was
shaking hands with old friends in
this place yesterday.
Miss Pauline Dawson has return
ed home from a visit at Judge
Stout's place on Alkali creek.
Sam Brady, after spending a
couple of months on Castle creek,
returned here u few days ago.
A public installation of Knights
of Pythias officers will take place
at their hall in this town next Mon
day evening.
| Miss Edith Hyde, who has been
attending st. Teresa academy at
Boise, came in last evening and
went to Oreana this morning.
" Rev. Hawkes. and wife and Mrs,
and Miss Lodge went down to
Halls ranch on the Snake Monday,
returning home yesterday evening.
Dick Yates was brought in this
morning from Three Creek, suffer
ing from a broken shoulder-blade
and other injuries caused by being
thrown from a horse.
Il. B. Williams, Geo. Metzler and
Cal Clawson of Ketchum, were in
Atlanta last week appraising the
mining property belonging to the
estate of VIM. Hyndman, deceased
The Fourth passed off in this
place very quietly-nothing trans
piring to disturb the usual monotony
but the occasional pop" of a fire.
cracker in the hands Of the patriotic
small boy.
The goldbug press is yelling itself
hoarse with the cry that prosperity
is here-but we are unable to find
even a Republican merchant who
will accept sore throat in ex.
change for his goods.
w. A. and w. d. Reynolds and
their families, accompanied by Mr.
and Mrs. Calkins of Nampa and
Hugh Latham, went up Canyon
creek Saturday for few days out
ing. They returned home yesterday
afternoon.
The BULLETIN has recently added
to the office lot of new type and
job stock and is now better prepared
than ever to turn out good work
Don't send to Portland for sucf
work, but leave your money a
home-where it will do the mos
: good.
Two hundred thousand half
starved coal miners in Pennsylvania
Ohio, Indiana, Illinois and Yves
Virginia, on the Fourth of July
struck for living wages, and if Nc
3 Kinley does not order out Fedora
troops to aid Hanna and like Goa
mine owners, the strikers will win.
Last Wednesday the Bullet,
q man received a short letter iron
Pap W. G. Reynolds at Pennington
, " ash. He experienced a pleasan
: trip from here; found Mrs. Rey
! nolds and the Service family i
good health and happy; says tn
: crops will be abundant this yeal
: saw strawberries 10 inches in Gil
conference; witnessed a fight o
the cars going over there between
: hurley "newsboy" and woman, i
! which the female drew first bloc
0 and licked the man-but he doe
g not report his own fight with
J, watch dog at Services house on tn
night of his arrival, an account {
which was wired here by the grape
!. vine line. Pap wishes to be kindl
: remembered to all friends.
: 40 A weed in the garden can |
2 easily destroyed when it first start
v Consumption can be nipped in IL
a bud by One Minute Cough Cure.
!. w. Smith.