Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1898-05-19
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porate st. Anthony as town.
Idaho could easily double her quota
Of troops and would he glad to do SO.
Arrangements have been completed
for the establishment of first-class
creamery at Caldwell.
Indications look to fusion between
the populists and Mckinley repub-
leans of Idaho this year.
The first woman jury summoned in
the state was at Moscow. They sent
their man up for spell, too
Among the Idaho volunteers is Will
liam Merriam, a nephew of General
Merriam, u S. A. He is serving in the
ranks.
A number of accidents have been
reported along the Salmon river cross
ings. The stream is up and very dan
gerous
Men are still clamoring for places in
the volunteer companies. Idaho has
twice as many offers as she can handle,
1t is said.
Jack Dacey was arrested one day last
week charged with threatening to
commit felony upon Dan Reardon,
the complainant, on Rock creek.
The Southern Idaho Fruit Growers
association was organized at Roise last
week. E. p Sheely was elected presi-
dent and Edgar Wilson vice president.
In giving it's local market quota
tions, the Nampa Leader says that
recruiting camps are roosting too high
to be quoted"
After six months search for Clara
Larkin, whose mysterious departure
from Quartzburg was the talk of the
state last fall. the girl has been To-
Gated in a California village, 200 miles
from a railroad, Valuable mining
property awaits her o
Walter Shoup, in command of the
shoup Rifles that went to join Torrey
last week, took two horses from his
fathers stables for his mounts, and
they are among the finest animals
to be found in that famous organiza-
ton.
At Mountain Home there is young
girl 10 or L years of age who has been
singing at local entertainments, and
her voice is pronounced a revelation.
She is said to be the daughter of the
late Emma Abbot. Her name is Mary
Harris.
The following candidates for gov
ernor have put their lightning rods at
boise: Governor Frank Stennenberg
ofCanyon county, Phil Reagon of Ada,
D M. Walker of Latah, Joseph Rich
OF Bear Lake, and John HALEY of Lin
coin.
Colonel John w. Jones of Blackfoot
has been commissioned lieutenant
colonel First regiment Idaho volun.
teers, and Colonel d. w. Higgins, ex.
adJutant-general of the state militia
has been commissioned major. Colonel
Danford was offered one of the major.
ships, but failed to pass the examina,
tion.
The committee having in charge the
1aaho exhibit at Omaha report that
the prospects are fine for an excellent
exhibit of the agricultural and horti
cultural resources of the state. 1t Ii
likely that the mine-owners will con
tribute the funds raised by them for {
mineral display to the agricultural ant
horticultural departments.
The seventeen ounces of gold dus
mat was supposed to have been stolel
irom registered package enroute t,
the assay office at Boise, Idaho, iron
Fierce City, was found in Spokane
The broken envelope arrived at Boise
put the dust was missing. The dus
was found in Kendrick mail poncl
and was re-registered to Boise.
The weather last week throughou
the state was cool, with several ligh
frosts, and in some parts of the state
freezing night temperature Rain il
varying amounts fell, but for the mos
part was not sufficient to MATERIAL,
improve crop conditions. Seeding /
mainly over with, and planting of pc
tatoes and garden truck well ad
yanced. Crops, with few exceptions
have held their own, despite the fros
and droughty conditions, the moistur
still in the soil being apparently suffi
eient for present peeds.
Among those who expected CON
mission was Lieutenant Colonel NJ,
kenna Of the national guard fror
Lewiston. When he aseertained h
would not be commissioned he took o
his militia shoulder straps and er
listed as private.
The captain of company /, of til
Idaho national guard, is dead. Heal
failure Is the cause assigned, as h
was apparently well the evening b.
lore. He was deeply interested in IL
present war, and a military man
experience
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