Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1897-05-12

day, May 9th, 1897, and continue
not to exceed three days.
b. CLINTON.
County School Supt.
L. A. Underwood is assisting Post
master Turner in his office.
Vic Bierbower came in yesterday
from Shoshone on district court
business.
Geo. Fletcher Sr. has arranged to
occupy the Shields dwelling house
with his family.
Charlie Pickerell, who has expe-
rienced a severe attack of spotted
fever, is now convalescent.
Married, in Mountain Home,
May 6, at the residence of Mrs. ID.
B. Hill, by Rev. Mcpherson, Joseph
Marchbacks and Miss Title Clark,
both of Bruneau valley.
A venire for 33 jurymep has been
issued and this morning Deputy
Sheriffs holland and Rinehart
started out to summon them-No-
land going to Atlanta and Rinehart
to Neal.
a~ Come at once if you want
some photos finished for $3.50 to
$500 per doz., as | will be here
until the 18th only. f. Struckman.
The family of Mr.. Hyde, the new
depot agent, has arrived from
Mlnidoka and will soon occupy
John McCabe's dwelling house on
the corner of Jackson avenue and
Bennett Street.
Oliver Sloan went to Boise this
morning, and from thence he will
go to Butts placer diggings on the
Middle Boise river to take charge of
the work for this summer. He will
employ about ID miners at present.
EEA torpid liver means bad
] complexion, bad breath, indigestion
: and frequent headaches. TO avoid
such companions take DeWitts Little
Early Risers, the famous little pills
II. w. Smith.
Warden Van Dorm has a contract
on his hands in connection with the
care Of Mrs. Kensler, soon to be SEN
to the prison. There are no proper
accommodations for female convicts
and it will be necessary to employ
g matron for this one prisoner
Boise Statesman.
Chas. w. Howeth is in town fror
y his fruit ranch on the Snake. Ii
y says there was quite heavy fros
II down there last week, but that tn
: fruit was so far advanced that i
re was not injured and he will have {
ie splendid crop. He brought up som
&c specimens Of his apricots that ar
10 as large as an ordinary birds egI
" We are informed that the pupi
of the high school room out-score
n the kids for decorum and neatne
Us during the two weeks prior to clio
he of the school. During he last thr
~ months Miss Manion's room, our
formant says, was awarded the ba
81 ner for four weeks. This result
~, I'M duced the high school pupils to e
" ert themselves and they secured t
ue- banner for neatness and cleanllnt
az for the last two weeks OF the ter
'au Our informant thinks that had Mi
Manion retained control of the 81
ar ond intermediate the high seho
Ike would have had hard struggle
asst come out victorious in this respe
# Yves. B. George, who was up fro
ion Bellevue Sunday, reports a strl
A. made below Bellevue on Friday la
red that is but a REPETITION of the sto
10 of how mines are found by accidel
a. p. S. Goss and son have been wor
.bo ing a lease on the Penobscot, a
were about to throw it up, havi
become discouraged at the shown
pu- The son. while idly sitting down
ent the hillside and playfully striki
DOL on the ground with his pick fou
IRA ore. Mr.. Goss on Saturday |
dy, covered the ledge about 80 feet, a
atty has 3 feet of good ore. The f
an, was on the trail travelled for yea
ION, and is near the road to the Min
eth, Moore mine. The discovery '
sse made on Mr.. Goss' own grou
rms, Ne understand the people of Be
ella vue are jubilant as well they n
der be.-Hailey News-Miner.
,i'er RGT Not having received
"a ah- bids for the business of Rice "
Aih- the sales of goods will continue
few days at wholesale cost. S
nted goods at less than cost. Many !
bers of goods quite complete yet. If
DR. don't see what you want, ask fC
Ed WILL T. MONTGOMERY, as Rece
for z -ssv At Orebaugh's Ba
.9 3e SaleA1aslH Shop, hot or cold,
IsoS a shave that will make you hi
= w for week. Try it.
oars E% Minutes seem like hours
4 bv a lie is at stake. Group gives no
~, to send for doctor, delay may
ea!iy death. One Minute Cough Cure
Iieihe instant relief aud insures reco
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