Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1897-02-17

Riley Butler has gone to Willow
Greek to work in mine.
Postmaster ]. S. Lewis of Hot
Spring W mt to Boise Saturday on u
visit.
Rev. Stewart, Of Payette, occupied
The Congregational pulpit Sunday
evening.
j. Stedman came down from Rocky
Bar last Friday evening, and will re-
main with us several weeks.
Assistant Secretary of the Senate,
w. V. Helfrich, spent Saturday night
with his family in this place.
Mrs. Nieukirk and child will depart
tomorrow for an extended visit with
relatives in Illinois and Indiana.
Roscoe Smith has erected store
house at the rear of his drug store in
which to keep glass, paints, oils, etc.
Last week Mr. Osgood went to Dewey
by private conveyance, to soon return
accompanied by his son Frank and
wife.
Miss Harrington of Lewiston, has
taken charge of the school room i'll
this place vacated by Mrs. Compton
before her marriage.
The Pocatello Tribune Indignantly
denies that DUBOIS asserted in his
speech in that city chat henceforth
he would be democrat"
DR.. Smith has had the Bob Burns
dwelling house fitted up in elegant
style for his lodging apartments, where
he may hereafter be found during the
night.
a~ Don't go cold when you can
buy ladies' capes, cloaks and meos'
overcoats at Rice & Co.'S store at less
than cost. Will T. Montgomery, as
Receiver.
Mrs. Sarah Keethler of Boise, owner
or the Jackson ranch near this place,
spent several days in Mountain Home
recently, and has rented her far m to
M. L. Davis.
State Senator Urdahl came over
from the State Capital Saturday even
ing and spent Sunday in this place in
consultation with our citizens relative
to certain legislative matters.
l.. S. Eastman of Gold Greek, Neva-
da, spent yesterday in this place. He
is enthusiastic over the good prospects
in store for that locality and thinks
that the Mountain Home people should
use their best endeavors to assist in
building wagon road to that section,
MS the trade and travel will be inn
mense this summer.
The schools of Boise City, Pocatello,
Caldwell, Moscow, Lewiston and all
towns working under the independent
school system in Idaho are in -four
ishing condition, and why should not
our district do the same. The real
motives OF the opponents of the mea-
sure have not yet been unearthed, but
VIII come to light pro badly when it is
too late to be rectified.
To the great delight of his host o.
friends, Commissioner Geo Butler es
capped injury from the snowslide which
caught him on the road between Rocky
Bar and A lanta a short time ago, ar
account Of which we mentioned las
week. 1t would doubtless make Mr.
Butler feel proud to hear of the enlo
gies passed upon his supposed untlme
~ end by many friends here who hac
given up all hope for his safety. Blu
he is still on deck, we hope to remain
for many long years.
Reynolds & Shaw, one of the oldes
and most accommodating buslnes
firms Of this place, have gone out o
the lumber, paint and oil business
having sold their stock of paints, oils
etc, to X. w. Smith and the lumber
doors, sashes, etc, to l.. I. Wilcox
who will remove it to his yard opposit
the county Jail. The closing OF thi
popular house is regretted by all thei
friends, and they hope to see them ell
ter some other line OF business befol
long and at the old stand.