Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1897-04-28
Dave Hyde of Bruneau is in town

Scion Mccoy, from Little Camas
is here attending court.
Mrs. A. ]. Griffin has returned
from her visit in Oreana.
Caldwell is preparing for a big
Fourth of July celebration.
Harry Fultz came up from the
Ferry yesterday to attend court.
District Court Stenographer Bren-
nan arrived Sunday from HALEY.
We are sorry to learn that Major
Frank Cavanah is very sick at
Boise.
Remember that the Congrega-
t-ti6nal ladies will give a dinner on
Nav 9Th.
Miss Kittie wilkins of Bruneau,
went to Boise this morning to prove
up on land location.
The tiger showed it's teeth for
first time in a long while in this
place at Stedman's last evening.
1t is estimated that at least So
600 sheep from this section will
soon be on the trail headed for Ne
braska.
Mrs e. E. Stewart of St, Louis,
Mo, was in this place few DAYS
last week and the guest of Mrs. E.
G. Helfrich.
An Iowa contemporary says that
''the cigarette law is a dead failure. "
The cigarette itself, however, is still
a deadly success.
George Rude of Duck valley is in
this place and has arranged with
Billy Hanley to build for him a
large hay derrick.
Dave Mosby, Thos Coleman and
John Loucks are all afflicted witt
spotted fever but getting along nice
ly under care of DR.. Smith.
Frank Mitchell, Geo. CLARK ant
Chas. Hopkins of Rocky Bar ar
here doing jury duty in the distric
court-also Chas. Meyer of Atlanta
DR.. Leonard dentist and "Gover
nor of the Third House," arrived
here this morning from Boise, AM
will perhaps give lecture on as
tronomy.
Geo. P. Hall contemplates tn
7 building of q boat to convey frui
4 from his orchard down the Snak
river to Guffey, on the Nampa an
! Owvhee railroad
:; Many people will be here fror
\ Glenn's Ferry this week as witnesst
p in the Kensler murder case-amor
them the murdered mans little
d vear-old daughter. This trial wi
e doubtless attract much attention.
Colorado is going the whole fgut
d on the woman's rights question.
G law has been passed permittir
It women to serve as members of Il
It Colorado National Guard. b
d wait until the question of uniform
y is sprung. Then the trouble W
: begin.
r A woman writing in one of t
Or magazines lately said: ITO fiji
De with a husband after marriage
the sacred duty of every wife
he Thereupon that sacreligious a.
10 cold blooded paper, the Louisvil
Is, Courier-Journal, asked: But WI
k whose husband?"
he The publishers propose to send
ret copy Of Word and Works five mont
ev from June to October inclusive,
,as new ubscribers only as trial ord
40 for % cents, and in addition there
give each trial subscriber Tree, co
Al Of a little book OF 64 pages, which G.
ny tans select chapters Of a work by X
les Irl r. Hicks, winch, is to be
browning work OF his life. This /
,ce rare opportunity for any one to stu
or the storm forecast throughout
~ coming season, besides the many OF
~ good things in Wor and Works
' y interest TO each family. The regu
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it dress to Work and Works Pub,
ing 22Ol Locust Street, St, Louis, Mo-
dal The Commissioners of Owy
da- county, at their recent sess
the passed the following: ordered
red the petition of citizens of Brun
his Valley, asking for changes and az
at tions in the proposed brigde acl
Bruneau river at Hot Springs,
bad granted and it is further ordt
tion that the contractor be allowed
VOID sum Of 300 for driving extra pl
little ON the west end Of bridge; TlOl
piils. driving extra piling on the east
-, of bridge; 800 for building crit
SKIN prevent drift-wood and ice
,dll, lodging against bridge and Slo'
alive, raising bridge one foot, and To-
!. ira piling, etc, required for san