Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1897-08-18
WEDNESDAY, Aug. Is, 1897.
Local items on second page.

Local items on second page.
Judge Morgan came in from Boise
last evening.
A. w. More is now rusticating in
the City of Mexico.
Sheriff Burns went to Rocky Bar
Monday night On official business.
Manager Little reports 20 feet of
water yet remaining in the reser-
voir.
Miss Mabel Payne is now ready
to renew her music class. She is
DESTROYS Of getting the class started
before school opens.
J. H. Casey, the rancher and
sawmill man of the South Boise
valley, made this place visit Tues
day night, returning home this
morning,
"Pap" and w. A. Reynolds and
family returned home Sunday even
ing after having a glorious time
hunting and fishing in the noun
tains. w. D. Reynolds and family
will visit at Rocky Bar before re-
turning.
The Congregational church will
evidently have a beautiful pa,son-
age in the near future. The build
ing is beginning to take. shape and
will probably be fnishnd by the 1st
of September Much praise is due
Messrs. Osgood and Currey for the
careful plans which are now fast
maturing.
L. Pete Anderson, one of the best
men that ever swung a pick or
drilled a tunnel into a mountain,
came down from Atlanta yesterday
evening and went to Boise this
morning, where be will take much
needed rest for q few weeks. He
reports Gen. Pettit's mines in splen-
did shape and the Generals health
still improving.
Geo. w. Fletcher Sr. returned
here last evening from California
and was welcomed back by many
warm friends. He is to-day busily
engaged making preliminary ar
rangements for opening up a large
mercantile business here. Mr.
Montgomery is daily expected tt
return from his sheep range, wher'
he has been for several weeks.
Hon. L. G. Helfrich and wife
Miss Belle Madison and DIR. w. E
Smith departed on this morning
train for two months sojourn il
the Golden State, going by way Q
Portland and ocean steamer. The,
will visit all the principal points c
interest in California before return
ing home A large number c
friends assembled at the depot t
bid them adieu and wish them bo
voyage.
Geel Whizzl! The truth Away
hurts, and our short, plain-spoke
words last week relative to the Re
publican gang set them to buzzin
at an alarming rate, and from til
conglomerated mass of stuff Won
tied forth in that sheet last Satu
day we Judge the whole combine
the editor-in- chief, the wet-nurs
the legal adviser, the medical az
wiser and several assistant nurses
fell over each other in getting
their hive to take hand in demo
ishing us to a finish, There is bl
one point in their lengthy twadd
deserving of special notice from
and that is where they accuse Il
BULLETIN man of allowing b
henchmen and human dogs out I
the streets of this city and Boise
circulate the news that we will ha
10 walk out of town and carry o
family on our backs" What no
seneel and how childish But
such talk has been made by a.
one of our friends, either here or
Boise, we are entirely ignorant Of
and the assertion of the Republic
TO that effect was the first intin
ton we had of such reports. \
do not believe any one has eirt
lated such a report. 1t is INK
than likely, however, that it "
printed as sympathy dodge"
that the chief nurse whispered
falsehood into the ears OF the "edi
and proprietors' of the Republic
in order to excite them and there
enable "the combine" to work tn
more effectively.