Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1899-01-19
H. c. Madison has returned from
a visit at Lawrence, Kansas.

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Mrs. J. E. Bowes is suffering
from a severe attack of la grippe.
A famous New York physician
asserts that la grippe is contagious.
Nothing new or sensational was
elected at the interview between
the pardoning board and Diamond
field Jack at Albion.
DR.. Smith returned home last
Thursday night from a visit at
Richmond, Va, to the great gratif-
cation of all his patients.
A pessimist says that the only
way to avoid trouble, escape hard
ships, dodge calamities and all that
sort of thing is to die young.
The Ladies Aid Society of the
Baptist church will meet with Mrs.
Harris the first Friday in February.
All members requested to be pres
ent.
In the opinion of the st. Louis
Globe Democrat, it is a wise child
who can answer the question: Give
the boundaries of the United States
for the year 1899.
Mr., linn, who has been with Kel-
sey & Co., for the past six months,
departed for Boise Tuesday evening,
much to the regret Of his numerous
friends.
Day by day the colored man
strives to justify his claims to
equality with the white man. Three
negroes have just robbed a bank in
Texas.
You can buy good bailed alfalfa
hay of ]. M. Neil Il Co., for $1O.5O
4 per ton, and 5000 for timothy.
We carry coal and grain at lowest
prices, also.
In the Idaho legislature during
the past week there has been moth
ing of Importance done save the
passage of large number of bills
ander the re-enactment plan.
A physician says the best way to
avoid the grip, and the disease that
resembles it, is to dress warmly and
keep the feet dry. The simplicity
of the advice does not impair its
value.
A State Bar Association was or
ganized at Boise Monday, with R
Z. Johnson president and Milton G
Cage secretary. One vice president
from each county in the state wa;
chosen-W. G. sHowie representing
Gilmore.
Yesterday Paul Orebaugh re.
ceived letter from Mrs. Orebaugh
at St. Anthony, saying that Berts
Smith, her brother, was improving
and that so soon as he was able to
travel he would accompany her tc
Mountain Home.
, 1.-THE Capital" is now issued daily
at Boise, and under the able EDITOR
, al management of j. d. Flenner it
is fast gaining popularity as the or
, gan of the silver forces of Idaho
Long may the Capital" make it
daily appearance.
G. w. Fritz has commenced the
publication of a neat little eight
, page paper at Shoshone, called tn,
"Shoskone Independent" 1t is wei
f edited and chuck full of interesting
local matter, and should receive thu
! hearty support of all free silver ad
( vocates.
A Woman's Christian Temper
| ance Union was organized last Sun
/ day at the Congregational churcl
: by Mrs. Helen Hartford and hus
: band, Rev. Hartford The officers
| elected were: Miss Florence Manion
: president; Mrs. NJ. J. Bearby, Cor
S responding Sec'y; Mrs. g. E. Simp
y son, Recording Sec'y; Mrs. Hice
/, Treasurer. Monthly meetings viii
F, be held, the first of which was a
: Mrs. h. A. Fasley's last evening.
e Governor Steuenberg's recon-
; mendation regarding the indemnit
S bonds of public officers is plair
e pointed and positive, and should re
I ceive immediate attention at tn
hands of the legislature. In hi
: message he said THE recommer
dation made to the last Legislature
requiring all officials 80 furnis
bonds from fidelity guaranty con
panies, is hereby renewed. Thoul
ands of dollars would have bee
saved the taxpayers of the state ha
the fidelity guaranty system pr
vailed during the past six years, {
at least losses on account of oflieii
dereliction, misappropriation {
other form of loss, would have bee
reduced to a minimum. AS lor
as bond for faithful performanC
is to be exacted, why not insi
upon the very best security obtail
able? The action of the bushes
world, in discarding the person
security system and adopting I'll
policy of requiring employees to flu
nish bonds in safe and reliable
deity companies, is surely sa
guide and criterion"