Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1897-02-24
WEDNESDAY, February "a, 1897.
Cheese at Helfrich's,
Fresh eggs at Helfrich's.
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Fresh eggs at Helfrich's.
4 Fresh butter at Helfrich's.
\ A big lot Of new goods at Hell
frich's.
\ Mrs. Dawson returned Sunday
~evening from Boise.
Lawyer Borah and wife Of Boise
spent Sunday night in this place.
HF Seats are now on sale for Me
Phee & Kiser's Big Uncle Toms Ca
bin Co.
George d. Louden, General agent
for McPee & Kiser's Big Company,
was in town Tuesday in the interest Of
his company which plays here March
#1st.
1t is reported here that Geo. D.
Bell is in Tekoa Wash, and in the
employ Of James II. Miller, form err
ly Of this place.
Ell Captain Geo. w. Hill will soon
commence the erection Of fine and
commodious dwelling house at his
place seven miles east of town.
& Eg Don't go cold when you can
buy ladies capes, cloaks and mems
overcoats at Rice & Co.'S store at less
than cost. Will 7. Montgomery, as
Receiver.
Mrs. W. " Heltrich joined the
legislative excursionists Friday
evening and went Salt Lake with
her husband, who is assistant sec
retary of the Idaho Senate.
ag Parties having live stock of
any kind to sell, will do well to write
to sweetser, Burroughs 4 Sparks, Po-
catello, Idaho. They will send you d
reliable buyer,
h At the school election last Sat
urday the friends Of public school
advancement were showed under.
The vote stood: For an Independent
district, "a; against an Independent
district, III. Comment is entirely
useless.
= EGF Don't go without Mackin.
tosh when you can buy one at Rice 4
Co.'S store for coat-ladies mems and
BCillfuItiiS aleV SHUTS I'LL MT iS alli
many other things. viii L. Mont
gomery, as Receiver.
See the Trib. with JONES' pic
ture in it" said Hon. Cal Clawson
yesterday to the BULLETIN man as
the train pulled out for Boise. But
the sly representative from Ketch-
UNI did not say that life-like re-
presentation Of himself appeared in
an adjoining column.
Hon. Frank Wvman Of Boise
spent Monday in this place on pro-
fessional business, Mr.. Wyman
Gays that the Independent school
system has proven Of wonderful
benefit to education at the capital
city and he is greatly surprised that
the people of Mountain Home re-
fused to adopt it.
Paul Orebaugh has recently re-
teived fine graphophone, which
enables him and friends to pleasant
ly while away the hours during
these dull times. Sunday last Paul
quietly caught and registered in the
machine song by the Mountain
Home Quartette," which he repro
duees to the great pleasure of Visi-
tors at his tonsorial parlors.
Hon. Silas w. Moody, ex-State
Superintendent Of Public lnstruc-
ton, in giving his written opinion
relative TO independent school dis
tricts, besides many other bright
things, said: "The common school
system is a granafather's clock, the
independent system is an Elgln
watch. But the voters here last
Il Saturday decided that the indie
pendent system is worse than the
L poorest Waterbury turnip.
The school election Saturday was
a Waterloo defeat to those who ad
vocated an independent district
4 1t would do no good to the cause OF
education in Mountain Home fol
the BULLETIN to ennumerate the
various causes that led to such re
suit. But the "a voters who de
posted their ballots for school ad
vancement in this district have the
great satisfaction of knowing tina
they are heartily sustained by suel
noted men in the cause Of educa
ton as President Gault of the Stat
University, State Superintendent
Anderson, ex State Superintendent
Foresman and Moody and our owi
brilliant lawyer e. NJ. Wolfe, be
sides the examples of Boise, Mos
COW, Lewiston, Caldwell and all tn
larger towns Of Idaho that are noH
furnishing under the Independent
school system.