Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1899-12-28
THURSDAY, Dec. IS, 1899.
Quite cold these nights.

A. M. Wolfe and wife went to
Boise Monday night.
Miss Ada Robbins has returned
home from a visit in Boise.
Judge Sinnott attended the ball
at Glenn's Ferry Christmas night.
r. P. Chattin returned Monday
night from short visit at Rocky
Bar.
Attend the caucus of Silver voters
Saturday night at the Office of Law
yer Perky.
Born, in Mountain Home, Idaho,
Dec. %, 1899, to the wife Of W. S.
Galloway, son.
The BULLETIN sends greetings to
al its readers and wishes them
happy new year.
Mrs. B. G. Mullins came in from
Bliss Monday night to visit with
her son, Prof. Mullins.
Mrs. ID. b. Hill and daughter
Arda, and Miss Ruth Hyde were
in Bruneau valley last week.
Miss Huldah Brooks Of St. The
resa academy, Boise, visited here
last week with Mrs. A. NJ Wolfe.
Miss Nellie Mellen came over
from Boise Saturday evening to
spend the holidays with her parents.
Chas. Hopkins and wife of Rocky
Bar passed through this place Sat
urday evening on their way 10 Boise.
Miss Minnie Tanner came in from
Blackfoot Saturday evening, and
Miss Hope Pyburn arrived from Al
bion.
Next Saturday--the 30th-is the
last day day on which you can pay
taxes without mourning the penalty
of being delinquent.
Ed. Goddard and wife (nee Miss
Mary Brady are here from Wash
ington, visiting Mrs Goddard's par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. John Brady.
Dir. B. b. Swan left on Saturday
evenings train for Elko, New. to eat
Christmas dinner with his wife, who
is visiting her parents in that place.
Drop in at CowEN & WHITNEY's
and EXAMINE their line of goods
BEFORE purchasing your Christmas
presents.
GET your wife that HANDSOME
COUCH at Cowen & Whitney's. Just
the thing for Christmas.
Do you know e. w. Oskins2 II
so please communicate the fact to
the Bulletin and be handsomely re-
warded.
Geo. w. Fletcher returned last
evening from Washington county,
where he went to eat Christmas tur-
key with his mother and other rela-
tives.
Hon. James A. Nicholson and
wife of Rocky Bar are in town to-
day, on their way to St. Joseph. Mo,
where they will visit until next
spring
Misses May Kelsey and Minnie
Melton and Herbert Kelsey and
Ralph Cameron came in last week
from WeiHer academy to spend the
holidays here.
Holiday Rates-One fare foi the
round trip. Sell tickets on Deem
Der %, "a, %, 81 aud ian. | limit
to Jan. 3 for return. ]. H. Stewart
agent.
I am now ready to resume my
class in music. All those wishing
to receive instructions in instru
mental music will please call at my
residence. Instructions to begin
ners a specially. Terms, so cents .
lesson. MAREL L PAYNE.
Henry Little, who is placer min
ing on the Snake, returned Satur
day from Boise. lie wishes it un
derstood that he is ready to cove
J. NJ Johnson's proposition on TIN
result of the election in Idaho state
and also Gilmore county, in 1900.
Professor Mullins and wife, Mrs
Lodge, Misses Minnie Tanner, Hop
Pyburn, Maude Pence, Florene
Manion, Margaret Bogard, Ami
Lodge and Ora Mullins went t
Boise this eek to attend the teach
ers' association They were accom-
panied by Prof. Stephen Parke Q
Albion.
The old water-logged ferry boa
at Grand View has recently been
source of great annoyance to tn
travelling public, by reason OF
often taking water and sinking
Heretofore it has gone down at
favorable point for raising, but las
Saturday it went to the bottom 0
the south side Of the Snake and
is said, in water SO deep that it cal
not be reached,
In the case of the Short Lii
Railroad Co. vs.. Lincoln county il
volving the right of the county
make seperate assessment of IL
round house and shops at Shoshoi
distinct from the right of way a
sessment, the Supreme Court il Q
opinion delivered by Judge Hustc
sustains the contention Of the cou