Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1897-06-09
Mrs. Blum of Boise went to Rocky
Bar by Saturdays stage.

Mrs. Blum of Boise went to Rocky
Bar by Saturdays stage.
Al limerick has gone to the up.
per levels of Gilmore for few days
recreation.
DR.. Swan went to Boise yesterday
to attend a meeting of the State
Dental Association.
Mrs. Marion E. Schwartz was
elected School Trustee at Glenn's
Ferry last Monday, vice Vance
Hamilton, term expired.
Pat Linnehan was over from his
Owyhee ranch last Thursday and
reports that his fruit and murphy"
crops will be excellent this season.
Engineer C. O. Needham, one of
the exiles of the A. r. U. strike of
'94, is sojourning at Glenn's Ferry
with his daughter, Mrs. L. M. May.
r. P. Chattin and Harry Hughes
spent Sunday and Monday fishing
in the neighborhood of Hagerman,
but with what success we failed to
learn
Geo. P. Hall was up yesterday
from his Snake river orchard and
returned with a wagon load of fruit
and berry boxes. He reports the
prospects excellent for an abundant
yield Of fruits at his place.
The supreme court of Utah has
held the law taxing mortgages to
be valid in that state. This law
came very near being enacted by
our last legislature in Idaho, but
was thought to be unconstitutional.
Give local artisans your work in
preference to travelling or transient
workers. The former live here,
whether they have any work or not,
the year around, while the latter GO
to some other place as soon as their
job is done.
The Christian Endeavor Society
Of the Congregational church, al
their business meeting held Monday
evening, elected Miss Mabel l.
Payne a delegate to the National
Convention to be held in San Fran.
cisco early in July.
Prof. Carl Holzel, the great hyp.
notist, will give entertainments III
Mountain Home on June Oath and
25th. These entertainments will
be both instructive and amusing
and his projecting kaleidoscope is o.
the newest patent and highly inter.
esting. Further particulars will be
given in the BULLETIN next week.
The Haley News Miner of last
week contains this personal item o.
a former resident of Glenn's Ferry
The charge of theft Of a gold watch
which was preferred against Sid
Roberts, was yesterday reduced to {
charge of misdemeanor. Roberts
claims he is employed in the posta
service in Montana. His case will
be heard on the 18th of the month.
FE If you need a stove of any
kind soon you will save money by
buying them from the Rice & Co.
stock. All stoves at less than cost
Charter Cakes and Gold Coir
makes. Also large line of nea
summer shirts. We can save you
money on anything that is in stock
as the goods must be sold. Will
T. Montgomery as Receiver for Gee
S. Rice & Co.
Arthur Golden, son of ex-Senato
Golden of Rocky Bar, returne'
Monday from Lafayette, Indiana
where he has been attending Pur
due College of Sciences. He wen
up to the Bar yesterday to spent
the summer vacation with his pal
ents, and will return to Lafayett
in September to continue a thre
years course of study in electri
engineering.
Alta meeting of Knights of Pythia
lodge, held Monday evening, tn
T following named officers were elect
ed for the ensuing term: Pat
Orebaugh, G. c.; R. A Easle,
V. c.; II. G. Hubbell, p; H.
Madison, NJ. of W; ]. A. Purtil
NJ, of f.; r. f. Whitney, NJ. of F
w. A. Reynolds, K. Of r. & s.; 4
: ]. Bruce, NJ at A.; G. II. Rinehar
, I. G.; c. w. Burns, 0. &.
) Freels confession" fell flat
= this community, But few, if an,
/ have given it serious consideration
! The channel through which it wa
: procured and the circumstances,
e well as Mrs. Kensler's statemer
} after her sentence, that "Freel d
: not do the killing and there was !
s third party present." has convince
9 the people that both Mrs. Kensl
and Freel escaped with light pu
ishment for their fiendish Grim
n and that this last scheme will n
work with the board Of pardons.