Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1897-06-09

place.
Al. limerick came in from Boise
last week on visit to his family in
this place.
Geo. w. Fletcher, ST., was a visi-
tor at the State Capital last Friday
and Saturday.
If you have any plain sewing to
give out call on Mrs. Allison, at
Mrs. Bells residence.
Sheriff Burns and wife went up to
their Pine Grove station Thursday
to be absent about a week.
E. G. Currey came up from his
Glenn's Ferry placers and spent
Sunday with his family.
Hugh Latham is now rusticating
at the classic city of Guffey on the
ripping waters of the Snake.
j. T. Sprague has completed E.
NJ. Wolfe's new dwelling house and
the Judge and family now occupy it.
The wonderfully good meals serv-
ed at Mrs. Querry's restaurant, for
only 25 cents, is the talk of the
town.
Probate Judge Clinton visite d the
Cold Springs school Monday in the
capacity Of county school su perrin
tendent.
The bare footed boy has been out
for several days hunting for a stone
with which to bruise his heel. Sum
mer is here.
Mrs. H. G. Swanholm went to
Rocky Bar Saturday to join her
husband at that place and remain
during the summer.
James Mckinley, formerly a re-
sident Of this county, but now of
Meridian, made a business visit
here Saturday evening.
August Kunnecke is now going
it alone at the square Deal Meat
Market" Read his new advertise
ment and be governed accordingly.
Within the past few days the
Helfrich Mercantile Co. has re-
ceived large lot of new dry goods;
also a good supply of tinware and
hardware.
Dan Fitzwater was up from his
cold spring ranch yesterday. Oper-
atoms on his artesiaD we'll have
been suspended for time, for lack
of pipe for lining.
Miss Emma White, daughter of
ex-sheriff and ex-senator Greene
White, came in from Boise Friday
evening and on Saturday went to
visit with her grandmother, Mrs
Harley.
DIR. Swan is erecting new barn
upon his premises to accommodate
splendid driving horse which he
recently purchased. He has or
dered a fine buggy from the east,
which is daily expected to arrive.
The Daughters of Rebekah are
making preparations for CRANE
ball to be given in the Odd Fellows
Hall on the Fourth of July. Ict
cream and cake will be served dur
ing the evening. Further particu
lars next week.
The legal requirements havinl
been complied with by three inser
tons of the delinquent tax list, tn
BULLETIN omits further publication
because it needs the space for NOR
interesting matter and because i
has no desire to parade the name
of unfortunate and struggling prop
perty owners before the public.
EaE Attention, restaurant an,
hotel keepers-For sale, one No. 2
-18 Gold Coin" Range, style IA
water front and couplings; one ex
ira key plate with covers and rings
coal and wood, two fire boxes etc
Should be seen to be appreciated
Original cost 1925; our price $7s
Will T. Montgomery as Receive
for Geo. S. Rice & Co.
T. E. Allison, vice president {
the Idaho Land & Irrigation Co
of Denver, Colo, accompanied b
Frank Shaw, NJ. A. Been and job
Low, all prominent men of that city
spent several days in Mountai
Home last week. These gentleme
represent 100 families who are ana
ious to locate in Idaho, and the
are quietly travelling through tn
section and noting the advantag,
: of various localities. Mr.. Alliso
I was very favorably impressed wit
4 this section but expressed the opil
| ion that lands in this vicinity we
: held too high-the lowest offer, b
: said, being $50 per acre for unin
| proved tracts. After few minut,
g conversation with the gentleman v
l ascertained the fact that he ha
r been interviewed by ''middlemer
only. He will visit this place aga
before returning to Colorado.