Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1899-06-08


Ger mines.
Paul Walker of Echo was a Wis.,
itor here Saturday.
Lord Mayor Fred Steussy of AL
kali Flat is in town.
John Montgomery came in yes
terday from his Cold Spring home.
Mrs. Dan McGinness of Cold
Springs is visitor in this place to-
day.
Born, in Mountain Home June
s, to the wife of A. T. Hollubar, a
daughter.
Mr.. and Mrs. George McWilliams
are both afflicted with spotted fever
at Pine Grove.
Ex-commissioner Sam Blackwell
was in town Friday from his Cold
Spring ranch.
Miss Lodge opened a private
school in the county superinten-
dents Office last Monday.
Jim Downs has bonded his Pres
tdent mine, in Lime creek district,
to Chas. Crane of Salt Lake.
Sleeplessness, melancholia, stom'
ach pains, heart troubles. Hudyar
cures. All druggists, 80 cents.
George A. Mccormick and N. P
Nelson came in yesterday from
Lime creek district and will return
Saturday with mining supplies.
Joe Sullaway yesterday pulled
out with wagon load of freight
from Kelsey's store for parties whc
are developing the old Mountain
Buck mine at Pine Grove.
VIM. Stanfeld, who was stricken
with paralysis several months ago
came in from Cold Spring Tuesda,
evening, on his way to Three Creel
to visit with his son Jonathan Stan
field. All of the old gentleman
friends are pleased to see him look
ing SO well and fervently wish 70
, his entire recovery.
The BULLETIN is much pleased t
, reproduce this item from the Black
. foot News of last Saturday, relativ
to one of Mountain Homes popula
, and talented young ladies': "Mis
, Minnie Tanner, of Mountain Home
has been elected teacher in th
Blackfoot school for the next tern
She will have charge of the ROOF
over which Miss Gowen preside
: last term. Miss Gowen will go I
Boise"
.. Monday night the K. of P. lode
of this place elected the followir
! officers: Casper Helm, G. c.; r. ]
Q Chattin. v. c.; K. l. Perky, Prelat
VIM. Hanley, M. of W.; r.
y Whitney, NJ. of F.; w. A. Reynold
e M. of E.; r. A. Easley, M. at A
Il Arthur Davis, X. of r, & s.; H.
!, Madison, I. g.; J. A. Purtill, 0.
Married, at Glenn's Ferry I
IS Sunday June 4, by Judge c.
r G lenn, Mr.. Charles Palmer
n Glenn's Ferry to Miss Belle, daug
Is ter Of Miles G. Lawrence of Xii
Hill creek. The bride and groo
Of are very popular and worthy you
1t people, and the BULLETIN joins
c. with their MANY friends in wishi
l. them a long and pleasant career
Y, married life.
r, Childrens' day will be observ
OF at the Congregational church ne
Sunday forenoon. A blackboa
NJ sermon will be given for the chi
to rem and older ones. The jun
ID Endeavor society will repeat Sol
n of their convention songs. The
10 will be baptism of children. Su
70 day school at II o'clock. The mi
at important subject, Christ riser
mt ChiIdren's day offering and so
'rt exercises. The Junior Endeavor
IT. 5 o'clock. A member of the Sen
committee will assist. The Sen
m Endeavors meet at 7;t5. Even
in services at s. All invited.
ay Lem Wing, a subject of his ce1
nd tial majesty, on Sunday swore
ise complaint against ing, a brot
So pig-tail, before Squire Rineh
ey alleging that ING committed
en- assault upon him with shot G
TO by beating him on the head,
as. causing him severe bodily inlr
ng On account Of the absence of r
B. hart, the matter came up be
ch, Judge Swan on Monday, when
L. suit was dismissed by the Cou
Ter, Attorney for the reason that
ge, face of the complaint does not 81
ter, that it was sworn to before any
Ial- per officer. The chinaman was t
ven re-arrested on a complaint of {
aoa go No Kaafor CHARGING him I