Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1897-04-21

Coroner May is visitor here to-day
from Glenn's Ferry,
Nelse DAVIS is another victim Of
spotted fever and is quite sick.
Jack Tucker came in from Boise last
night. on his way to Pine Grove,
Sheriff Burns Is now in the upper
Gilmore country on Official business,
Constable Smith was up from the
Ferry yesterday on official business.
Jake Ottenheimer has recently had
his dwelling house reprinted and re-
papered.
Cal earns is here from Pocatello,
but will not attempt to walk to Rocky
until the roads get better.
Surveyor Rhoades and crew are to-
day stalking out streets, blocks, ETC.,
by order OF the town trustees.
The poor old grief stricken mother
of murdered John Kensler is yet alive
and resides at Winterset, Iowa.
Tom Hall, the village blacksmith Of
Bruneau, was here yesterday, but he
failed to drop into this news depot to
swap lies.
Mrs. Chas. Mitchell of Reverse sta
tim is lying quite sick at Jorry Gro
nin's house, and Charlie is not feeling
very we'll himself.
Geo. l., Cole has recently received
from Senator Shoup a lot of govern
ment seeds for gratuitous distribution
to those who need them.
The roof of Joe Kinney's saloon
building at Boise fell in Monday night
killing Hubert Alderman and injur.
ing several others.
City Pap Reynolds has for several
days been bossing the job to prevent
the waters of Canyon creek from flow
ing down Main street, and succeeded
admirably.
Henry Swanholm returned here last
evening from Rocky Bar. He reports
times very quiet up there, the snow
disappearing rapidly and the roads
almost impossible.
George Crandal is doing land office
business at his strengthening corral
To-day the "knights of the shears" will
tackle Hill & Paynter's band, number,
boring abont 10000 head.
Andy Evans came over from Castle
Greek yesterday with a big load of
p Its. The Evans Bros. will not shear
their immense flock of sheep until the
, weather becomes more settled.
Tourists" are warned against max
ing sleeping quarters OF the wool ware
houses, because Constable Keefer can
smell 'em at long range. One of the
gentry was on Monday sent to Jail by
Justice Swan for this ofiense,
Preaching at the Baptist church
next Sunday morning and evening
Subject for morning-"The Resurrec-
ton of the Dead; :" showing the ordel
of the resurrection and how the deac
are raised. Subject for evening-"At
Exposition of the Seventh Day Dues
ton ;" the keeping OF the 7th day vii
: be fully exp aimed All who are in
terested in understanding this matte
|. should not fail to hear this lecture b.
Rev. M. B. Townsend.
!. Many sheep have recently diet
; in Bruneau valley from the effect
of eating larkspur.
Fred Epstein, of the Shainwal'
Co, at Boise, has been in this plac
!. on business since Sunday.
, T. Hutchins, the big cattle raiser
:, returned from Omaha Tuesday
y - wearing a very satisfactory smile.
= The ladies of the Congregations
dchurch will give a dinner on Wee
= nesday, May 5, particulars of whic
= will appear next.
! Mrs. Steve Robertson of Bruneal
spent Monday and Tuesday in tn
= place, arranging for the sale
- shipment of her wool clip.
a The Woman's Missionary UniC
y will hold an important meeting
=. the Congregational church on Fl
IS dav, April %, at 2 o'clock p. m.
Vi Jo Whitson and Will Harley we
y y over from Bruneau Monday wi
-, loads Of wool, and returned yestt
= day with cargoes of lumber.
- w. V. Helfrich, who ably fill
=; the position of assistant clerk OF
- Idaho Senate last winter, spent "
- terday in this place, on business.
Ben Gray, sheriff of Blaine cot
~ tv visited here with relatives a
~ friends Sunday, and returned no
= Monday accompanied by Mrs. 81
,;g and son.
IN s The second intermediate, NJ
on Manion, teacher, was the ban
~ room for the week ending April
NY for neatness and cleanliness. J
0"' grammar department, Miss SIX
: more's room, received one score d
, =. ing the week, as also did the h
na' school room of the Mountain dc
"a public school.
a aaJ The Sunday School Of the Cont
ueo gational church took charge OF
-. services Easter Sunday evening
lsh' presented an appropriate program
coy recitations and songs. The chu
enlS was packed to standing room wi
nils is a convincing truth that the 20
any people have a magneric powt
"a. "a attracting the older people to y
house.
The village trustees held spt
riieu meeting Thursday night and +
the town tax levy at mills tor