Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1897-03-10
WEDNESDAY, March 10, 1897.

D. P. Keefer is visiting in Bru-
neau.
10 Harvey was over from Bru-
neau Monday.
Archdeacon Johnson was visitor
here last week.
The legislature adjourned sine
die Monday night.
Father Burr returned home by
this mornings train.
Lawyer Wolfe has been on the
sick list for several days.
Regular meeting of Guiding Star
Lodge No. 4, tomorrow evening.
Dan Reber has seven miners en-
ployed in the Gold King at Dixie.
Little Belle Mitchell has been
very sick for several days, with
tonsillitis.
Tom Richardson was up from
Glover creek last Sunday and re-
ports all stock thriving.
Flowing and pruning and sheep
shearing seems to be the order Of
the day in this vicinity.
Mrs. WV. Helfrich and children
departed for Boise Sunday, where
they will permanently reside.
Jack Turner and family were
visitors here Saturday from Bru-
neau, and Mrs. and Miss Turner
went to Boise that day.
Thurston Hutchins retired to the
quietude of his hay ranch yesterday
to mediate upon the dark ways of
the average Idaho legislator.
The ladies' aid society of the
Baptist church will give peanut
social in this place on Monday,
March %. Particulars hereafter.
The legislature passed bill
levying a tax of 20 cents head
on sheep driven into Idaho from
other states for grazing purposes.
A mother hubbard masquerade
ball will be given at Republican
hall Wednesday night, March II,
to which all are invited. Tickets
81, spectators so cents.
George Lester came over from
Silver City last week and, after
spending several days here. went
up to Bill Blacks ranch on South
Boise river.
Born, in Mountain Home, Idaho,
March 3, 1897, to the wife of VIM.
Hanley, a daughter. Mrs. Hanley
and child are doing well and Bill is
again hammering and whistling at
his forge happier than ever.
The Pearl correspondent of the
Emmett Index says: DR.. r. j. AL
corn is making pre- paration to erect
building for drug store and office
just west of Mintons Hotel which
he expects to be ready for occupancy
by April first.
Mrs. J. Drown, recently from
Oreana, now has charge of the Com
mercial hotel in this place and il
running a house that is credit tt
Mountain Home. She is ably as
sisted by James Simsonbaugh, {
pioneer in this section and popu
lar gentleman.
The hearts of the people of thi
community swell with sympath,
for Judge and Mrs. E. M. Wolfe il
the death of their first-born child
little Ailene, aged / year month
and IL DAYS, who died this mornin
March 10, 1872, with scarlet fe
yer. The funeral will take plac
from the family residence to-morro,
morning at 10 o'clock.
Thurston Hutchins returned Sun
day night, after spending severa
days at the capital city. We aske,
Mr.. HI. when the legislature woulc
adjourn, and he replied: "Damfno
but not 80 long as there is $3.50 il
sight" As the legislators have nc
been drawing pay since last Thurs
day for their services, we can nc
imagine what Hutch means b
$3.50 in sight"
Miss Mabel L. Payne very pleas
antly entertained her music elias
last Wednesday evening in honor I
Miss Katie Helfrich, who departe
for Boise Sunday. The foIlowin
musical program was rendered;
"Gussie Waltz" Selection from L
"a abelli," (duetts) "Joyfullness, Ora
81 Vile Howeth.
First Snowdrops, ""Mareh" duet
Bessie Galloway.
Song without Words" MARK
Maiden, Pauline DAWSON.
Cuckoo and Cricket" (duetD "SoI
OF the Lily Katie Helfrieh.
"Suabian Melodie," (duett)-Kai
Helfrich and punlina Dawson