Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1897-10-13


examine properties to which his at
tention may be called. He says that
the stream OF emigration pouring into
the southern states has been suddenly
stopped by the yellow fever, and that
concerted action could turn the home
seekers this way.-Boise Democrat.
Charlie Pickerell started for old
Missouri, to remain.
G. e. Pollard was a visitor here
Sunday, from Bruneau.
Ralph Goodliffe of Glenn's Ferry
was visitor here yesterday.
Frank Jackson and wife are this
week taking in the sights of the fair
at Boise.
f. G. Burnet of Big Camas was
here Tuesday, on his way to the
State fair at Boise.
Generous showers last week thor
oughly settled the dust for this
season, let US hope.
John Holland of Rocky Bar and
" ash Elliott of Atlanta are here
on business with the county dads.
90 Small pill, safe pill, DeWitt's
Little Early Risers cure billousness,
constipation sick headache. r. w.
Smith.
After spending the summer in
the mountains, John Arthur is again
shutting the sagebrush air of this
vicinity.
J. B. Vermillion is feeling quite
sore about his body-having been
recently knocked dow n and stepped
upon by one of his playful cows.
One of Maroni Johnson's valuable
cows came near dying a few days
ago from eating frosted alfalfa.
Prompt remedies, however, saved
its life.
Judge Golden and wife, Mrs. Jno.
Gilman and Manager Woodwork Of
the Gilmore mine came down from
Rocky Bar and yesterday went to
the Capital city.
w. E. Wilson and wife, w. J
Turner and wife, Mrs. Swan, Mrs
Orebaugh, Mrs. Larks. Miss Rising
Roscoe Smith and Toney Wolfe de
parted on yesterdays train for tn,
State Fair at Boise.
EEIt has been our desire for
long time to find strictly pure higl
grade Baking powder that we coult
sell reasonable and have now pur
chased the celebrated Brand mann
Perfect. Ask us about it. Helfrlcl
Mercantile Co.
The Albany Journal has tn
temerity to remark: "It will b.
the proper thing for waiter whel
asked for a portion of sausage to vel
back to the kitchen, One Luetgertl'
VIM. Hanley and wife, ]. Often
heimer and wife, James Lovelan,
and wife, Mrs. de Haven, Mrs. w. A
Reynolds and son, Miss Thompson
Mrs. Easley, Alec Bruce, s. G
Rhoades, o. II. Hutchins, Viii
Tate, Buck Whitson and Mr.. Nc
Keen went to Boise Monday to tax
in the great State exhibition.
Tie frost after the late rain fros'
ed the alfalfa near town. The stoc
ate it, and several head of horse
are dead; also five cows belongin
to Rev. |. t. Osborn, one to H.
Hewitt, one to DIR. Patterson, an
two TO Mr.. Barry.-Hailey New
Miner.
Messers. Reynolds. Clark an
McMannis, who left here over tw
weeks ago for the mountains
search of big game, such as lion
bear, elk and deer, returned hon
last Thursday. The gentlemen al
quite reticent about their trip an
we judge it was not bowling su
cess.
Commissioner Butler arrived he
from Atlanta Sunday evening. +
reports that Gen. Petit is workir
about 25 men in his mine and mi
The mill is kept running night ar
day and reduces about 20 tons
, ore every "a hours, with satisfaction
results. Walker and Thomas a
putting their placer claims on t
Middle Boise river in shape for e
tensive mining operations ne
spring.
, Speaking of the appointment
, Joe Perrault for Surveyor Gener
, the Emmett Index says: IN
Perrault is not a practical survey
, but he is chairman Of the repub
, can state committee and in I'll
capacity was able to do more VIC
for the party than any of his CO
! petitors for the place and is the
: fore entitled to the presidents l
. dying gratitude. That's polite
G WANTED TRUSTWORTHY AND ACTIVE G
lf " tlemen or ladies to travel for responsible
., lshed house in Idaho. Monthly eos. 90 and expei
l. Position steady. Reference. Enclose self adore
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