Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1898-05-19
Qlenn's Ferry Items.

The annual commencement exer.
cises of the Glenn's Ferry Public School
were held in the Heron hall and were
indeed a source of pleasure to the par
ents Of the children in particular and
the public here in general. The exer-
cises were conducted according to the
following program
Song, "rhe Red, white aud Bluee by the School.
Recitation, 'My Uuele"-Ger,ie Tyler
Essay, THE Progress Of Science Miss Annie Boyle.
Recitation, "Bill Masons Ride" Miss Katie Sinnott
Essay-AIiss Florence ONeill.
Song, "Who is that Calling so Sweet Miss Marie
Glenn.
Recitation, 1.-THE Goat and the swing'-nay Mason.
Essay, patriotism Miss Doie Nelson.
Recitation, ''Driyin' Home the Coaws'-willie
Mason.
Song, "Grandpas Chair is yacant"--Little Flo
Essay, "Cass History Miss Nellie Hamilton.
Recitation, Rock Of Ages Miss Hattie oliver
Song, Twilight Miss Marie Glenn.
Each one III the program acquitted
herself ereditably. Special mention
is deserving for Miss Dolly French's
Essay on Patriotism, which was
enough to fire the soul and fill the
heart, and also Miss Nellie Hamilton's
~thNS AllclOi was DdIJlCu-
larly numerous.
The following young ladies having
completed the prescribed course of
study were presented with diplomas !:
Misses Florence O'Neill, Nellie Hamil.
ton, Dollie and Annie Boyle.
To the regret of the district, Prof
Haga the principle sewers his connec-
ton with the school to accept the prin-
cipalship Of the Boise Central school
He will be succeeded by Prof. G. c.,
Hurley OF Elko, New, Miss Nichols
will again take charge of the primary
department.
The following Glenn's Ferry boys
are now enrolled and mustered in as
volunteers in the army: Bob Mills,
Herman, Rapp, James Duffy and Earl
Dolgherty. May success attend them
and may they return home safely.
Your last issue of the BULLETIN says
that goldbugs are scarce IN Uncle
Sans volunteers. Where are the gal
liant deputy marshals, who in the A /,
r. u, strike OF '94 carried guns to fire
into unarmed men? Echo answers,
"where?" Our Home Guards are thin
~ represented, but then, it is maxim
that these organizations are Invisible
IN war, but invincible and terrible in
peace. Where are the uniformed war
riors(O who went to the Occur d.
Alenes in 80 to terrorize the miners.
petition of the appointment of
Calvin SchoH as commissioner, vice
Hon. Thos. Stevenson resigne d, was
circulated about this burg and numer-
Gus signatures were obtained.
Since his resignation as commits
sloner, Hon. Tom Stevenson has been
appointed and qualified as water mas
ter for Cold Springs district.
Mrs. F. l.. Sargent and daughter
Freda are visiting her mother, Mrs
w. M. stockton Mrs Stockton is
about to go to Waco, Texas, to meet
MIR. Stockton, who is taking treatment
there. His health shows no visible
improvement.
The last issue Of the BULLETIN stated
Mr.. Shroder's loss by the fire to be
$l400. This only included the dwell
ing house. His total loss in furniture,
clothing, money and goods together
with his dwelling amounts to nearly
$1,000 The insurance adjuster has
been here since the fire and settled
wrh The parties who lost by the fire.
Charles Norton on Monday was ar
rested by Constable Smith on war
rant sworn out by J. l.. Roylan, ac-
cusing him of assault and battery
The case came to trial by jury on
r..
was acquitted.
r, d. Gorby went to the shiretown
on Monday and made land office
homestead entry before the clerk Of
the district court. HANK.