Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1897-06-30

OF Idaho, will meet on Monday the 18th
day of July 1897, as Board OF Equal
ization, as provided by law.
Given uuder my hand this the 30th
day of June A. d. 1897.
LIS. w. A. REYNOLDS,
Clerk Board CO. Commissioners.
r. p. Chattin went to Boise to-day.
Wool is beginning to roll in from
the II range.
Mrs. Acker and child returned
home Saturday evening from Boise.
Frank Boyd shipped 10000
pounds of his wool clip to Boston
on Monday.
J. NJ. Johnson has purchased
John McRea's entire clip of wool,
amounting to $4,000 pounds.
Hon. James M. Shoup, brother of
Senator Shoup, has been appointed
U. S. Marshal for the district Of
Alaska.
Mr.. Daggett, a mining expert who
went to Atlanta to examine the
Petit property, returned here last
evening.
EG Sign-writing, house and car
riago painting, and paper-hanging
done in first-class style by James
Carroll.
The Sunday dinners at Mrs.
| Querry's restaurant are growing in
popularity and there is no reason
why they should not.
Little Miss Arda Hill, a grand
daughter of Mr.. Crocheron's is
, spending the week in DeLamar,
visiting Mrs. Crosson.-Nugget.
The State Christian Endeavor
' convention which met in Boise last
: week was great success. The fact
. was brought out that there are 200(
t Endeavors in the State. Next yeal
it will meet at Pocatello.
! Sundays Boise Democrat says
t Mrs Kensler, the woman now serv
: ing life sentence, says Warden Var
j Dorm, conducts herself with stric
: decorum, and is of the neatest anC
most industrious habits"
: The shirt waist girl with the frizz
{ iron curl and the straw hat weir(
: and queer, now walks the stree
!, with a smile that's sweet, and he
: necktie under her ear,-Idah,
l Worlds Poet 'Larriat."
a
t Nelse Nelson, who recently cam,
: down from the South Boise, informs
;, US that fish are unusually plentiful
j in all mountain streams, but tina
i they are wormy and unfit for food
: This fact cannot be accounted 70
$ by the denizens Of that locality.
y Fred Davis came down from AT
lanta a few days ago and has &C
Y cepted a position behind the block
J at August kunnecke's meat marke
:, Fred is q bright and accommoda
t. ting young man and will prove
n drawing card for the First War
II market.
u Miss Susie Chattin rendered Mi'
(, Lena Howard farewell reception {
II the Chattin residence Tuesday afte
0. noon from till s O'clock. A larg
number of young folks were presen
a. refreshments were served and gen
90 eral good time was had. All united
- wishing Miss Lena the "wellest" we
io possible.
u About 300 Indians have congr
~ gated on Big Camas prairie, abo,
- 60 miles east Of this place and al
le conducting themselves in such
a. manner that the settlers have b
q come alarmed and have called upo
- ! the Governor to have them return
10 ed to their reservations, and Go
nc Steunenberg acted promptly.
~ AE Attention, restaurant ar
l. hotel keepers-For sale, one No.
~ -18 Gold Coin" Range, style Al
~ water front and couplings; one e
10 ira key plate with covers and ring
- coal and wood, two fire boxes ct
"a Should be seen to be appreciate
10 Original cost $125; our price 81
in Will 7. Montgomery as Receiv
= for Geo. s. Rice & Co.
% EG Minutes seem like hours VIII
iii life is at stake. Group gives no .ir
- to send for a doctor, delay may me
.oV death. One Minute Cough Cure civ
instant relief and insures recoyel
hg The only harmless remedy that pr
ire duces imme date results. R.W. Smit
~ - q .s At Orebaugh's Barb
o. * aAras ID Shop, hot or cold, a
in shave that will make you hap
for week. Try it.