Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1897-09-01

dltlon built to his residence.
Ben Halves came over from
Bruneau Monday ON business.
Mrs. Finley came in last evening
from Boise city and is a guest Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Easley.
A. B. Clark is already an expert
on the bicycle, if he did learn after
dark few evenings since.
Mrs. 0. II. Hutchins and Mrs.
Allison returned from the noun
tains last Friday accompanied by
Mrs. Lawton.
Ed Wood, who was shot by John
Trembling at De Lamar on the
night of the 7th Of August, died on
the Oath.
The Gold Creek News says: "Bee
Blackstone is having more business
than he can accommodate on the
Bruneau stage line"
Married, at Glenn's Ferry, Au-
gust %, by Judge G. G. Glenn,
James Johnson and Miss Anna
Olsen, both of Cold Spring creek.
John Helfrich and Fred Davis
loaded their wagons with fruits and
vegetables and started Saturday
for another trip to Rocky Bar and
Atlanta.
New gold finds seem to be of
daily occurrence in Alaska and ex-
citing reports still come down from
the Klondyke. Provisions are short
and it is simply death to be caught
stealing loaf of bread up there.
We notice that the Methodist
conference has stationed Perry
Phelps at Vale, Guy Phelps at
Salubria, d. Phelps at Junction, F.
E. Phelps at Willow Creek, G. w.
Conner at Bruneru, E. Damon at
Glenn's Ferry.
e. w. Johnson is director general
of the Idaho Intermountain Fair to
be held in Boise in October. He is
widely known throughout the state
and all who are acquainted with
him realize that he will make the
fair attractive in every feature.
Friday evening Miss Bessie Paul
gave lawn party at the residence
of Mr.. r. N. Griffith, the occasion
being in commemoration of her six
tenth birthday. About % of her
most intimate young friends were
entertained in royal manner and
spent the evening so pleasantly that
the event will long be cherished in
the memories Of all who were pre-
sent.
X. 1. Perky, of Albion and one o.
ldaho's leading lawyers, passed
through this place Monday en- route
for Boise on professional business
He reports Albion fourishing and
vacant houses SO scarce that it
would be necessary for Prof. Mul.
Inns, late of this place, to build 9
residence for the accommodation Of
his family.
Andy Evans is in town from
Boulder creek, where he has beer
sinking on his Lily ledge, located
about July 4th. The Lily is a
strong vein of gold ore, discovered
by accident while Andy was look
ing for horses. Assays run high
and the property gives good pro.
mise. VIM. d. Evans is a partner
in the claim.-Silver City Avalan.
che.
~Those desiring instructions
in instrumental music should ap
ply to Miss Mabel l.. Payne. Glass
ical music and instructions to be
ginners a speciality.
EG-I crave but One Minute,
said the public speaker ia husk,
voice; and then he took dose of ON
Minute Cough Cure, and proceede,
with his oratory. One Minute Cougl
Cure is unequalled for throat and lunt
troubles. Roscoe w. Smith.
The Idaho Intermountain Fai
Will bC lSlu dI DOlbc oCLOD6T lZtI
to 10Th inclusive. 1t is the purpos
of the management to make it, il
the fullest sense, state fair. Ar
rangements are being made to Sc
cure good exhibits from every sec
ton of the state, and the people q
neighboring sections are asked t
participate and send exhibits. TIL
fair is the outgrowth of feelin
that it is necessary for the state t
: have fair established so that PEG
pie from distant points may hav
{ an opportunity of learning, in tn
best way possible, of the resource
D and possibilities of the section repre-
} sented. The projectors hope t
: make it the foundation of an annus
} fair that will grow in importanc
' and influence for good from year I
: year. The undertaking is in chare
Q of some of the most energetic me
: in Boise, who will leave nothin
a undone to make the event one tia
will be pleasing and beneficial [
> all who attend.
: z 49,. At Orebaugh's Barbt
? SaAIAsM Shop, hot or cold, an
: a shave that will make you happ
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