Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1898-04-20

enterprising Florist, on Idaho street
near the Natatorium, Boise City, is
always prepared to fill orders from
abroad for all kinds of flowers. Ad-
dress, JOE GEsTAL, Boise, Idaho.
Miss Nellie Mellen is quite sick
with the spotted fever.
Born, at Glenn's Ferry. April Is,
to the wife Of p. II. Madden, a son.
Ladies' and gentlemens' summer
neckwear from loo to soc. Kelsey
d Co.
Ice formed in this place yesterday
morning and the long dry weather
still continues.
Childrens' clothing suits from
81. so to $500, in REFER, vestee and
square cut. Kelsey & Co.
The trustees have appointed Chas.
H. Keefer street superintendent
and he entered upon his official du-
ties yesterday.
Forty young people in tableaux
and drill for the benefit of St James
Episcopal Church. Prices, adults,
80 Genes; children under 10 years
Of age 20 cents.
Mrs. Joe Geiger and three chill
dren, from Genesee, Idaho, arrived
here last evening on visit with her
sister, Mrs. A. Rosenheim.
See our misses and childrens OK
blood shoes in lace, at $50 and
.$1,85. They are stylish and dura-
bic. Kelsey & Co.
WAR! WAR! Mountain Home
is the seat of great War demon
stration. For the benefit of St
James Episcopal church on Friday
evening, April 29th, in Hungerford's
New Opera House. Come early and
avoid the rush. Prices 20 and 35
cents.
Nv Ed Mitchell, wife and child
arrived in Mountain Home last Sat
urdag to visit with Mr.. and Mrs.
VIM Cooper, parents of Mrs Nit
chell Mr. and Mrs. Mitchell were
formerly residents of this place, but
have, for several years, been Twin <
in Sioux City, Iowa.
A representative Of the BULLETIN
asked Mr. A. B. Clark as to the
truth of the statement that a survey
was being made from Canyon creek
in the interest of the Orchard Farm
people, He replied: "The indivi-
dual who started that story was
either ignorant or malicious. |
wonder If any one person is more
interested in seeing an abundant
supply of water in and adjacent to
Mountain Home than | am"
Attachment suits were com
menced in the district court yester
day againse the Bear Creek Alluvi-
al Gold Mining Co, Of Rocky Bar,
to recover the sum of $4,000, due G.
d. Golden and others for merchan-
disc furnished and labor performed
Harry Thompson is the Superin-
tendent of the works, and it is evil
dent that the English owners have
failed to furnish him with sufficient
coin to prosecute development work
to satisfactory or successful con-
clusion.
A few days ago John Brady re
ceived a short letter from Mat
Judge, dated Dawson City, Marcel
4, 1898. The letter contained bu
little news about the Klondike coun
try, bnt Matt writes as if he was la
boring under great expectation
financially. He mentioned that San
Kinoaid was in Dawson, but sale
not a word regarding Fred Painter
who left here in company witt
Judge.
A bridge across the South Bots
river, near Pine Grove, is badl
needed for the accommodation c
the people living above that poin
and the travelling public generally
John Bryant, of Little Camas inter
ested himself several weeks ago il
this matter and circulated in thl
town petition praying that tn
county commissioners const,uc
said bridge at the earliest conven
ence. Only two or three men i
this town refused to sign the pet
ton, but it seems that the peopl
mostly interested in the construc
ton of a passage way across tn
Boise river have been the most neg
ligent and failed to send down tn
requisite number of signatures {
taxpayers The board adjourne
over from Saturday to Monday onl,
for the purpose of granting such pc
tition if it should arrive, but strang
to say the people Of the upper cour
try remained silent and the boar
adjourned for the term without TAX
ing any action in the matter.
the people Of Pine Grove, Rock
Bar and Atlanta should suffer an
inconvenience aud be compelled
swim the river hereafter, they mus
blame no one but themselves. Their
seems to be hidden mystery i
connection with this matter.