Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1899-01-26

THURSDAY, Jan. 26, 1899.
Lawyer Wolfe and r. P. Chattin
visited Boise Tuesday.

John Montgomery was up from
Cold Spring valley Sunday after
supplies.
A large number of ladies in Blaine
county have been drawn on the Jury
list for 1899.
Mrs. d. B. Hill spent Fridry and
Saturday in Boise, returning home
Sunday evening.
John Bridges and family have re-
turned to their ranch in Bruneau
valley to remain.
Messrs. Jennings and Crossman,
two prominent mining men of Bona
parte were visitors here last Satur-
day.
After spending Sunday with his
family at Little Camas Senator
Bailey returned to the capital Mon
day night.
S. w. Moody of Boise has been
employed by the commissioners to
expert the county records, for the
sum Of $4,000
Attorney K. |. Perky and wife
and child departed by Friday even
ing's train for short visit with rela-
tives and friends at Lincoln, Neb.
The Ladies' Auxiliary of the
Episcopal church will have cooked
food sale next Saturday afternoon
from 2to o'clock at Chas. Keefer's
store.
Mrs. VIM. Service and child came
in Friday evening from Pennington
Wash, to visit her father, w. c.
Reynolds, who was short time age
stricken with paralysis.
Joe Helfrich on Monday acct.
dentally cut his foot with an axe
and is now laid up for repairs
which confinement we hope may
not be of long duration.
One of the goldbug bosses the
other day was heard to whisper:
when some men acquire office
they make the mistake in assum-
e ing that ingratitude is indepen
dence."
The ladies of the Baptist Aid So
ciety will be glad to receive orders
for plain sewing such as sun bon
nets, all kinds of aprons, quilting OF
comfort lacking; all done at reason.
able prices.
Fred Cooper was down from Lit
tie Camas Tuesday on business be-
fore the commissioners. He In
formed us that Commissioner Bot
Griffith (Democrat) was suffering
from a severe attack of grip" anC
would not be able to attend thu
county legislature again this term
Oren, son of Mr.. and Mrs. L. A
Underwood, was thoroughly sur
prised last Saturday evening by 81
of his friends and schoolmates. |
was a birthday surprise to Oren
being his 10th anniversary and {
pleasant time was had for severa
hours.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. D. Helfrich hav
received a card from Bloomfield
Iowa, announcing that "The NAL
riage of Mr.. Frank Hinton Johnso
and Miss Grace Horn, which wa
announced to take place on the 25t
instant, has been postponed on &C
count of the serious illness of NJ
Johnson at Heppner, Oregon"
1t is reported that Hugh B. L;
than will be married this evenin
in Boise to Miss Sieg, handsom
and accomplished young lady {
Guffev on the Snake, recently frol
Shenandoah valley, Va. Hugh he
a host of friends in Mountain HON
and they all wish him and his brio
superlative future happiness( az
untold prosperity.
Colonel Charles w. Miller
Meadville, Pa, agreeably surprise
his many friends here by appearir
upon our streets last Satusday, ha
ing arrived the previous night. CO
Miller is large shareholder in tn
Tahoma mine at Atlanta and wa
its manager until the mine and mi
closed down about two years ag
since which time he has been at h
old home in Meadville. He com
west again with the view of arran
ing matters TO the end that oper
tons in the Tahoma NAV be renewe
in the early spring The Tahon
is a splendid mining proper
and work was suspended throut
the dog-in-the-manger policy OF q
majority of the stockholders, b
now hope for better things and tn
the mine and mill will econ aga
be a scene of activity. Col Mill
is still strong free silver advocat
but he fears that Doodle will pr
vail in the Pennsylvania legislatu
and that Mat Quay will be return'
to the U. S. Senate. AS to the wa
of prosperity in the east, Mr. Mill
frankly admits that it has not
struck the laboring element of Il
country, though the bank yauI
may be full of money. We all w
come "Tahoma" Miller again to /
more and hope some day to