Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1897-06-30
Mrs. M. C. Smith went to Boise
Yesterday on q visit.

Sam Kincaid took in the sights
at the State Capital last Saturday.
C. r. Shaw came in from Cald-
we'll Saturday on business-return-
ing Monday.
Sam Kincaid has sold his band of
sheep to Capt. Geo. Hill, receiving
$140 per head.
Miss Bessie Hartung, Of HALEY,
visited in this place Friday with
Miss Mary Gray.
Lawyer E. M. Wolfe visited the
State Capital yesterday on profess
sional business.
Dick Coats, John Raker and
Willis Dodge of Bruneau spent
Monday in this place.
BY notice elsewhere it may be
seen that the firm of Reynolds q
Shaw has dissolved copartnership.
Mr.. Herring, travelling represent
alive of the Boise Sentinel, made
the BULLETIN Office a pleasant call
yesterday.
State Sheep Inspector R. P.
Chattin returned home Sunday,
after an. official trip to Bingham
and Fremont counties.
Six families from Wallawalla, on
their way to Colorado passed thro'
this place Tuesday, all we'll equip
ped with covered wagons and fine
looking animals.
The east-bound passenger train
was derailed last night about three
miles west of Glenn's Ferry and the
entire train ditched, but, strange to
say, not a single person was seri-
ously injured.
The county commissioners will
meet in regular session on Monday,
July IL The first few days the
board will give attention to the
equalization of taxes. So, if you
have complaints, be on hand.
Treasurer G. w. Howeth i;
now located near Baker City, Or.
where he has position at the Vir
tue mine. Herb Howeth and Jack
Hill, who left this place with Char.
lie several weeks ago, have gone or
to British Columbia.
The BULLETIN has recently added
to the office lot of new type ano
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.
Secretary of State Geo. ]. Levi
is receiving thanks from many Idah'
newspapers for copies of the session
laws Of the last legislature. Sunda,
evening Mr.. Lewis informed us tina
he had mailed the BULLETIN cop.
of the laws. If so, it never reachet
our postoffice box.
EE Timers Attention-The Tin
ners stock and tools of the lat
mercantile firm of Geo. S. Rice 4
Co., of Mountain Home, Idaho, ar
for sale at a sacrifice. A good OF
portunity to locate at the RICH
place and price. Inspection of TIA
stock invited. There is no othe
stock or timer here. Will t. Mon
gomery, as Receiver for Rice & Co.
Henry Dorsey came near gettin
seriously hurt while loading ha
upon his wagon at Wayte's ranc
last Thursday. He was on ii
wagon, pulling a rope to hold til
hay in place when the rope suddel
ly broke and he was violently throw
to the ground, striking upon tt
back Of his head. He was rendere
senseless for time but fortunatel
not dangerously injured. Howeve
Henry's carriage is now very ere
and he yet wears the stiffest ne,
of any man in town.
Remember the Retekah dan
Monday evening, July 5. Coz
music has been engaged for the 0
casion and a splendid time is
store for I'll who att IL. AL Cla
of Caldwell will handle the violi
Mrs. Schwartz Of Glenn's Ferry W
manipulate the piano, and J
Sprague of ours will toot the corn
Ice cream and cake in the upp
hall, and a splendid supper will
served at Mrs. Querry's Capt.
Restaurant. Everybody go.
The Congregational Sunday scht
will have IA picnic at Jackson ran
tomorrow. Teams will leave t
church about a. m. and each o
is expected to take lunch alor
The return will be about 6 p, I
and arrangements have been ma
that all children will be proper
taken care of. Any who do not
long to the school will be welcoi
and they will be charged an adm
sion fee OF % cents and Is cents
spectively for old and young,
orde, to defray any expense inc
red. Any who would be willing
donate teams will receive heal
thanks.