Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1898-04-20
Gilmore Lodge, A. e. y A. NJ.
WEDNESDAY, April 20, 1898.

Patsey Healy DR., arrived Mon
day from Ogden.
: Probate Judge Viii te spent Sun
day at Shoshone.
Per kin's calked horse shoes sc
cents set at Fletcher's
Frank Hall will probably leave
this evening for Chicago.
Idaho blankets and Indian robes
at Kelsey d Co.'S.
Sheriff Burns and wife returned
from Salt Lake yesterday.
Ladies' shirt waists from Doe to
$1.75-sizes, 80 to A. Kelsey & Co.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Boyd visited
Salt Lake last week, returning home
Mon day.
& Great rush. Come early and Sc
cure seats for the Great War Enter
tainment. Prices 20 and 80 cents.
Jim Gray has returned to Pine
Grove for the summers campaign.
His family will follow him in a
short time.
Great War entertainment! Forty
artists, Realistic pictures of the
events of the late war. Prices, 20
and 35 cents.
Marion Daniel has sold his en-
tire band of horses to an eastern
man, receiving $500 per head for
all ages and conditions.
P. H. Donovan, who has charge
of the Cleft railroad station, was in
this place Sunday and added bis
name to the BULLETINS army of
friends.
w. S. Galloway and family, after
spending the winter in this place,
have returned to their summer
home at HilPs station on the Rocky
Bar road.
o. o. Haga, principal of the
Glenn's Ferry school was here Sun
day and made the BULLETIN office
pleasant call. Mr. Haga has been
appointed principal of the Central
school at Boise, for the ensuing
term ....-,a-.
Cal Epperson piloted the stage
down Saturday from Rocky Bar.
He says the roads are now in good
condition and that henceforth, for
the summer, the mail and passen-
gers will go through from this
place to the Bar in twelve hours.
Manager A. J. Wiley of the Bru-
nean Canal Company spent Satur-
day in this place. The big iron
pipes for conveying water to his
placer ground near Grand View are
being rapidly placed and mining
operations on large scale will com
mence by the first of May.
Miss Emma Edwards, who has
recently finished successful term
of school on Bruneau, spent several
days in Mountain Home last week
the guest of the BULLETIN family,
departing Sunday morning for
Boise where she intends opening an
art studio. 1t will be remembered
Miss Edwards designed the State
seal of Idaho.
After lots of hard work Roscoe
Smith has his new drug store fix
lures in place, and though the walls
and ceiling have not yet received
the contemplated attention the store
presents a palatial appearance. The
shelvings are covered by sliding
glass doors to protect the goods
from dust and flies, and his labora-
tory is much larger, more costly
and convenient than the former one
having attached innumerable draw
ers and shelves for the thousand
and one medicines that are carefully
labelled and exposed to view. jew
eler Reynolds window and corner
also presents much improved APP
pearanc9.
Several Idaho papers have men
toned the name Of Judge Stock
Slayer as a candidate on the silver
union ticket for Supreme Judge
We do not know that Judge Stock
slayer entertains any such wish Of
desire, but we do believe that
while the people of this judicial dis
trict would be 10th to dispense witt
his services as district Judge, yet il
he should ask for the nomination
Gilmore county would surely SEND
to the convention a solid delegation
for his support and that if nomi
mated, he would be elected by al
overwhelming majority. And theI
he would be an honor instead Of {
disgrace to the supreme bench.
The Blackfoot News has the fol
lowing good words for young MAJ
who recently took up his residence
in this place, and the News is as
sured that its request will be strict
ly complied with: Frank Hobb
left Wednesday morning for Noun
tain Home to accept a position il
the drugstore of Roscoe w. Smith
Mr.. Hobbs is a worthy young mar
Industrious, of good habits an,
strictly given to business. Th
News cpmmends him to the gooC
people Of Mountain Home and mod
estly requests that the young ladie
ofour sister town deal gently will