Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1899-03-30
Gilmore Lodge, A. F. & A. NJ.
THURSDAY, March so, 1899.
Easter next Sunday.

hiS' ~ ~ w ultSOls
John Montgomery was visitor
here Tuesday from Cold Spring.
James Yount Of Glenn's Ferry
was visitor in this place Saturday.
VIM. f. Howard visited Walla-
Walla last week on mining business.
Hon. e. G. Helfrich and Frank
BOYD visited Bruneau valley last
Friday.
The Boise Democrat plant has
been sold and removed to Ontario,
Oregon,
Carpets and mattings at prices
that cannot be beat at Cowen &
Whitneys.
Mr.. Rogerson, large woolgrower
of Cassia county, was visitor in
this place Sunday.
LAWYER Frank Wyman of Boise
spent Monday and Tuesday in this
(place on professional business.
Miss Mary Alley will conduct the
Soldier school this summer and Miss
I Florence Manion the Pine Grove
school.
WALL PAPER.-A large sup
ply of the latest designs and colors
at Cowen & Whitney's, and at
prices to suit all.
State warrants are now at par
and the state levy for the next two
years will be 10 cents lower than
for the last four years.
C. H. Rinehart came up from
Halls ranch on the Snake last Sat-
urday and reports seeing along the
road band Of about so antelope.
Sheep shearing commenced in
this vicinity on Monday and wool
is now being rapidly stored in the
big warehouses of Fletcher, Kelsey
and Helfrich
Geo. w. Fletcher and Maroni
johnson returned Saturday from
the South Boise river, where they
had been erecting bridge across
the river at Fletcher's ranch.
Lees Lice Killer for killing all
kinds.o of insects on chickens or any
kind of animals. Sure and effective.
65 cents for half gallon, $1.O0 for
one gallon. Cbas. r. Kelsey & Co.
The "Old Maids" will be out in
full force at their convention Friday
evening, April 7th, at the Opera
house. If yon want to spend an en-
joyable evening just attend this
convention. 1t will do your eyes
good to gaze upon these fair crea-
lures. ~ / .le eeoonC Monday in
.pril and that the officers are to be :
,paid by fees under the old law for the
first three months of their terms.
/ Sigmund Falk of Boise leaves next
month for Europe. Mr.. Falk Will
carry with him commission issued by
Governor Steunenberg naming him as
commissioner from Idaho to the Paris
exposition. He believes he can do
treat deal roc1 for 49,. 60 !
W. V. Phillips, president of tht
Bruneau Canal Co, A. ]. Wiley,
manager, and Sam Lawrence and
wife came up from Grand View and
went to Boise Friday night. Mr.
Phillips has since returned to his
home at Providence, r. |. He ex
presses great satisfaction at thu
good work done by Mr.. Wiley fol
his company and anticipates the
best of results from his campany'f
canal, agricultural and placer min
ing operations.
VIM. f. Howard and Ollie Law
son of Rocky Bar have sold tn
Bonaparte and Waterspout mining
claims, located at Bonaparte, il
this county, to the Walla Walla Co.
for $1l 900 cash. The company ha
been doing development work Oh
these claims for several months ant
the results are exceedingly fiatter
ing. AS they have large lot c
good ore in sight, the company viii
erect quartz mill at Bonapart
Just as soon as machinery can b
got on the ground. 1t now look
like Bonapart will this summer eS
perience a mining boom.
The largest incubator in the worl
is situated on the duck farm of Nh
w. H. Truslow, at Stroudsburg, P'
1t has capacity at one time Of W
wards of 10000 duck eggs, or nc
less than $4,000 hen eggs, and ca
be run at an outlay for heat and Ii
Dor far below that of the incubator
of the old style.-Exchange. Tn
may be the largest incubator in tt
world but for wonderful feats
does not compare with the Mour
tain Home goldbug incubator, whic
procured a rotten democratic goo'
egg at Boise, brought it here and
a short time Matched it out, produ
ing half-coyote, half hound golc
bug pup who does not hesitate
ridicule and misrepresent body
respectable ladies and gentlemt
because Of their free silver procliy
ties.