Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1899-03-02
THURSDAY, March 2, 1899.

c. w. Howeth spent Sunday ia
Bruneau valley.
Mrs. Chas. Geerhart has been
very sick during the past week.
Jack Davis has been safely lande I'd
in the penitentiary from Albion.
Willis & Dyar have about CON J.
pleted the addition to the count v
Jail.
Frank Boyd made a bushes s
trip to the State Capital last Mon
day.
j. III. Casey came down Sunda v
from his South Boise river station,
on his way to Boise.
B. L. Little, travelling freight
agent of the Burlington Ry., at Salt
Lake, was in this place Saturday.
The fremen held meeting at
Mr.. Howie's office and voted to give
ball on the evening of the 18th
St. Patrick's day.
| have desirable rooms for tn
sick, and will give care and board
if 50 desired, or will rent rooms flu r
nished or unfurnished. Mrs. NJ. J.
Bearby, Nj. ID.
When the Atlanta Boise wagon
road appropriation bill last came
up in the house, Representative
Nicholson asked to be excused from
voting. 1t was killed by a vote Of
is to 81
This is the last day that legisla-
tors can draw pay for their services,
hence it is more than probable the
two houses will adjourn tonight
and the members return to their
beloved constituents.
C. r. Shaw, prominent citize IN
of Canyon county, came in from
Caldwell Monday evening and re-
turned the next day. G. r. has
a host of friends in this town W hs
are always pleased to meet him.
The State Convention of the
Christian Endeavor Society will he
held in Mountain Home in June. A
committee has already been an
pointed from the local society To
begin preparations for successful
meeting of this association, which
will be represented by delegates
from all over the State.
All members of the Baptist Aid
Society are requested to be present
at the meeting Friday, afternoon
March 3, at 2 o'clock at the resi-
dince of Mrs r. P Chattin. The
members of the Congregational Aid
Society are also requested to meet
with us, to consider matter Of inn
portance. Mrs. r. P. Chattin, Presi-
dent; Mrs. M. $. Comes, Secretary
G. w. Fletcher, after an extended
visit with his family in Calistoga,
California, returned last Friday
night. Mr.. Fletcher saws that parts
of California is already suffering for
want of rain and that another year
of drought will cause great suffer
Ing. The present legislature has
appropriated $4,000 for the relief
Of the destitute people of MonterG >,
county. California is no longer the
poor name paradise, but trusts,
monopolies, syndicates and shy
locks flourish like green bay trees
Every man in the land who BE-
lleves that this country can and
ought to make it's own financial, as
well as all other laws, should begin
now to help fight its next great bat
tie for freedom. One way to help
is to subscrihe-and pay for-his
county paper which is already
fighting the great battle for the res
toration of the money OF the CON
stitution. No MAJ. can be trusty
or sincere bimetaiiist who does not
show his colors by patronizing his
local party paper. Now is the time
to enlist in the cause; come in ard
interview the captain of the 0 ID
free silver ship BULLETIN.
A herd of cattle numbering abont
$50, belonging to Adm Hall and
which he had corraled for the win
ter in Cold Spring valley, STAN
peded last Thursday night la
their scare and fury they brok e
down the fence of the corral ard
also demolished the fence around
Sam Blackwel's ranch, then NAL X
ing their way in a westerly direction.
30 soon as Mr.. Hall was made
aware of the stampede he and Sc v
eral men started in pursuit. The
tracked the frightened animals all
day Friday but could not overtake
them. Continuing their search the
the next morning they gained ih-
formation of the cattle that caused
them to feel confident of overtaking
them, and they FASTENED on toward
Corder's on Indian Creek, where
the runaway animals had quieted
down and were easily surrounded.
The distance from where the aHi-
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