Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1898-06-16
THURSDAY, June is, 1898.

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No Baking Powder ever made can
excel the brand named "Perfect."
George Mccormick went up to his
Lime creek mines yesterday.
Laughing John Raker of Bruneau
was on our streets Monday evening
Big line ladies wrappers just in,
at Kelsey & Co.
Best gloves in the city, largest
line. Kelsey q Co.
J. L. de Haven and wife depart.
ed for Big Camas prairie on Tues
day.
Miss Bertha Turner returned
home Sunday from Big Camas
prairie.
Tom Hall of De Lamar came in
on Tuesday evenings train, en- route
to Bruneau valley.
Mine manager E. c. Towne came
down from Rocky Bar Monday and
returned the next day.
Arthur Pence and John Mitchell,
two prominent citizens of Bruneau,
spent Monday in this place.
Mrs. Bowes left here Tuesday
morning by private conveyance to
join her husband at Rocky Bar.
Miss Lizzie Lockman went to
Rocky Bar last Saturday to visit
with Mrs Van Setback and family.
Mr.. and Mrs E. C. Helfrich and
DIR. Smith spent Sunday visiting
with Mr.. and Mrs. Dan Reber at
Dixie.
Married. at Mountain Home, June
IL, 1898, by Probate Judge White,
Mr. George Smith and Miss Anna
Andersen.
Mrs. D. B. Hill and daughter,
Mrs. Hyde and daughter, accom-
panied by Miss May Kelsey, depart
ed Monday for Sinker creek.
We direct the attention of all
parties interested to full report of
the proceedings of the new board of
school trustees, which appear in
dllObilcT COluluH.
At the San Francisco Examiner
distribution of prizes recently, Harry
Willis of this place was awarded a
$500 pair of shoes. The managers
very correctly thinking Mr.. Willis
would prefer the cash to the shoes,
sent him check for that amount,
which is duly appreciated by Mr..
Willis.
On Sunday, VIM. Hanley receiv-
ed a letter from Prof. Mullins con-
graduating him mon his election
as school trustee and expressing
many good wishes for the advance
ment of our schools. Mr.. Mullins
has, we are pleased to learn, been
retained as professor of languages
at the Albion Normal school for the
next year.
Arthur Golden, son of Judge
Golden, returned here Friday from
Lafayette, Indiana, where he has
been taking course of studies in
electrical engineering. Miss Matte
Wooten of Atlanta also returned
from the east on the same train,
and in company with Mr.. Goss, of
New York, who is largely interested
in Gilmore mines. they departed for
Rocky Bar by private conveyance
that afternoon.
Sunday was children's day at
the Congregational church in this
place. Rev. c. E. Mason delivered
a very interesting and appropriate
sermon in the forenoon. In the
evening Mrs. Mason read very
pathetic selection, the choir render
ed good music and the exercises by
the children were of very pleasing
nature. The church building was
handsomely decorated with beauti-
full flowers, among which hung
many cages containing chirping
canary songsters. The occasion will
long be held in pleasing remem-
brance by all who attended.
Thomas Porter, one of the prison
ers who recently escaped from the
county Jail and was captured, was
brought before Judge White Mon
day for the crime of walking away
to liberty. He demanded a jury
trial and the jury found him guilty.
He was sentenced by the Court to
80 days additional confinement in
the county Jail. In this connection,
we have been requested to publish
section 6455 of the revised statutes
OF Idaho, which reads as follows:
Every keeper of a prison, sheriff,
deputy sheriff, constable or jailer,
or person employed ss a guard, wi o
fraudulently contrives, procures,
aids, connives at, or voluntarily per-
mits the escape of any prisoner in
custody, is punishable BY imprison-
ment in the Territorial prison not
exceeding ten years, and fine not
exceeding ten thousand dollars.
Every SUCH officer or person who
negligentsy suffers such escape il
guilty Of i misdemeanor."