Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1899-10-19
THURSDAY, Oct. 10, 1899.

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Lawyers Frank Martin and Frank
Wyman of Boise, made the BULLE-
TIN office pleasant call Monday.
Mackintoshes, mackintoshes,
mackintoshes, women, men and
children. Chas. R. Kelsey & Co.
Mrs. Lawson of Dewey, Owyhee
Co., was in this place last week to
place her daughter May in school.
Miss Nellie Mellen came over
from Boise, where she is attending
school, to visit few days with her
parents.
Remember that the Baptist ladies
never do anything for tie public
that is half done. Try their oyster
supper tonight.
A private letter from Father
BURR states that he is at St. Rose
Rectory, San Francisco, and that
his health is improving.
A monstrous cabbage, weighing
so pounds, from Arthur Fences hot
spring ranch, was on exhibition at
) ,Fletcher's store last Saturday.
J. J. Little has been seriously ill
recently from pneumonia, and we
regret to say that his condition this
morning is not as his friends would
wish.
Have you any sense (cents) I?
Better find out at the "penny-for-
your-thoughts" social at the Con-
gregational church next Friday
night.
A large number of young friends
assembled at the depot Sunday
evening to bid goodbye to Misses
Laura and Mary Johnson, who that
evening departed for Iowa. 1870
On Thursday evening, Oct. 10Th
at the opera house the ladies of the
Baptist Aid Society will give an
oyster supper, cake and coffee in
cluded, the price of which will be
thirty-five cents.
VIM. Murphy, recently from
Glenn's Ferry, has purchased the
shoemaking stock and tools belong
ing to Mrs. Burton, and will here
after conduct boot and shoemak-
ing and repairing business at the
stand formerly occupied by the la.
mented Larry Burton. Mr.. Muir.
ply is a good workman and q de-
sirable citizen, and we welcome him
to our town.
The Republican (Simple Simp
sons organ) stole our item about
Bob Chattin's purchase of wild bur.
ros and reproduced it. But there
was mistake in our item and o.
course Simple Simpson will correct
it in his next issue. There was just
one more donkey conveyed in the
sale than we mentioned-the big
gest donkey of the 2,000-and Sim
pie Simpson is the one omitted il
the reported sale of asses.
Last week Professor Mullins ask
ed us to mention that owing to al
oversight the name of Miss Lizzie
Linehan was omitted from the lis
of high school pupils. Without re
ferring to the list of names, we die
so. However, her name did appea
in the BULLETIN report and thu
same original copy was taken to thu
Republican for publication, bu
from some cause known only t.
men of his kind, the young lady,
name was omitted. Yet. last Sat
urday Simple Simpson had thu
cheek to publish the following item
throwing all the blame upon Prof
Mullins: "Unintentionally Profes
sor Mullins omitted Lizzie Linehan'
name from the list of those neithe
absent nor tardy last week." Pro-
Mullins did not omit the name il
his report, but Simple Simpson di'
omit it in his paper.
Two weeks ago the Wake
brothers called at this Office and il
conversation remarked that in fey
days they would have good item
for themselves as we'll as for tn
BULLETIN; that they had all thei
hay stacked but not measured, an
30 soon as the number of tons wa
known they would give us the fl
ures-saying, however, that it woul
reach at least 900 tons. We mad
an item to this effect, and yet til
simpleton of the Jap organ has tt
gall to claim that we "swiped" tt
item from his columns. Last Thur
day Mr.. Walker called and inform
ed US that the exact amount of ha
cut and stacked upon their tv
ranches was 1104 tons, and we col
graduate these worthy young me
upon their good fortune. But of a
the Simpletons in this wide worl
Simple Simpson of the Jap organ
the Simplest.