Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1897-02-24
New drygoods at Helfrich's.

Senator Urdahl has our thanks
for legislative documents.
Judge Stockslager spent Monday
IN this place, going to Boise yester-
day.
Mrs, Nieukirk and child departed
Saturday evening for their former
home in Illinois.
Mrs, Chas. Keefer departed on
yesterdays train for visit with
relatives at lie Grand, Oregon.
/ Labor leaders estimate that there
are now 100000 wage earners in
the United States out Of employ
ment
Farmers, ranchers, cattlemen,
sheepmen, miners, everybody can
now get what they want at Hell
/ frlch's.
49, All the different forms Of skin
troubles, from chapped hands to ecze-
ma and indolent ulcers eau be readily
cured by DeWitt's Witch Haze Salve
The great pile cure. Il. w. Smith.
A roping contest between Chas
Binnion and Jack Dolan, at which
each man will rope and tie down
three steers, will occur at this place
next Saturday.
Miss Mary Gray, who accompa-
MED the legislative excurionists to
to Salt Lake, from Boise, stopped
over to visit with relatives and
friends yesterday.
The fellows who are always saw
ing, Il am too poor" to take my
home paper are in clover since Ros-
coe Smith received big supply of
this years almanacs.
Last week heavy snow storms
prevailed in the Rocky Bar section
and blocked the roads to the extent
that the mails now have to be car
ried considerable distance on snow
shoes.
The position assumed by Profess
sor Grace Patton, superintendent of
public instruction, that Colorado
should favor It's own teachers before
importing them from other states, is
an eminently proper one.
Born, in Mountain Home, Ida no,
February II, 1897, to the wife Of
Robert Griffith, a son, And our
worthy commissioner of the 2nd
district is now strutting around
awful proud Of the boys arrival.
Last week at the Black Jack
mine, Silver City, James Scanlan, a
miner, stepped into an ore chute
and fell to the level below, 100 feet,
and died soon after from his inju-
ries.
Sheriff Burns took two prisoners
to GIonn's Ferry Monday night for
a hearing before Judge Sinnott-
Clay Fiery, charged with embez-
element and G. L. Churchill for OBJ
tanning money under false pretenses.
Mrs. W, A. Reynolds received let
ter from Mrs. Oliver Monday. They
were in Tucson, Arizona, expecting
to 90 to their new Home in Schultz,
as soon as Al. Oliver came for them.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Oliver are very much
pleased with that section and say
the weather is delightful-like May
and June.
Monday was the anniversary of
Washington's birthday, and it was
lucky event for Assessor Jimmy
O'Neill. On that day he picked up
nickel and a hairpin in front of
Hugh Latham s bachelors banquet
hall. Nickels and hairpins are not
to be despised in these days of local
boldbug victories, and Mr. O'Neill
will not advertise for the owner.
Runting's bank failure at Black
foot has had more than disastrous
local effect. The Gold King mine
at Dixie, near this place, of which
Mr.. Bunting is one of the owners,
has reduced its working force down
to two men, and a mine at Silver
City has been closed down for SINH
lar reasons. Dan Reber has had
many reverses in his endeayors to
develope the Gold King, but he'll
come out a bonanza king yet.
The ladies Of the Auxiliary of
St James church will give a Birth
day Reception next Friday evening,
Feb. 26, at Republican Hall. Every
body invited. A little sack with in
vitations will be sent to every house.
If more than one member Of family
wishes to attend, they can combine
and put the amount of each age into
the one sack. Anyone who is over
looked in distributing these sacks
can obtain one at the door. 1t is
hoped ladies who are over the age
Of sixteen will attend. Lunch will
be served.
T. Hutchins opposed the indie
pendent school district move be
cause later on he wants new schoo
district cut off between this place
and Snake river. That's manly
and plain reasons. The goldbul
republicans who led the fight agains
an independent district because TIM
present board of commissioners il
aopneratin and would probably, b,