Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1899-02-16

ment.
Grover Tanner is reported on the
sick list.
A communication from Hot Spring
arrived too late to appear in this
issue.
Pratt Cameron has resigned the
janitorship of the public school
house and J. d. Helfrich now fills
the position.
Ex-Lieutenant Governor Vic Bier
bower has made all necessary ar
engagements and will move to Grange
vile early in March. He will be
the attorney of the 0. Il. & n.
company's road.
Mrs. Holiday died yesterday at
the Galloway station, on the Rocky
Bar road, and will be buried in this
place this afternoon. She was the
widow of Robert Holiday, who
died in Atlanta about a year ago,
and leaves three small children.
The Bliss correspondent of the
Shoshone Journal says Martin King
is still at work on his mining pro-
perty on the south side of Snake
river, and that when the output of
! that bar is turned into the channels
of trade business is bound to boom.
The interest in the union meet
ings continues to increase, the at
tendance being larger the past two
evenings than any week nights be-
fore. They will continue next
week if the interest justify it. Ser
vices next Sunday at the Congre-
gational church.
The Christian Endeavor meeting
next Sunday is to be led by Mrs
Kunnecke, and the subject is most
important. Sunday school at the
usual hour. The Junior Endeayor
society is increasing in numbers
and interest. 1t convenes at 4
o'clock. The older people can aid
much by attending these meetings
Paul Orebaugh, having sold his
barber shop fixtures and his resi-.
dence to r. A. Easley, took Satur.
day nights east-bound train in
search of new location. Mr.. and
Mrs. Orebaugh will be missed by q
large circle of friends, but they al
wish them success wherever they
may locate. Mrs. Orebaugh will
remain here for short time.
The Albion Times reports yer,
enjoyable evening spent at Presi
dent Blacks residence one nigh
last week, the occasion being a gen
uine surprise party in honor of Mis-
Minnie Tanner of Mountain Home
by a large number Of her younl
friends and Normal classmates
After spending part of the evening
in lively games, Mrs. Black served
refreshments. and the enjoyable
games continued until midnight.
The BULLETIN man read the fol
lowing in last Saturdays DeLama
Nugget with much sorrow, but w
are pleased to know that our oil
friend is under the care of kind, fai
j hands. Uncle John l.. Sims, VIII
is the veteran of the town, as wei
as an old Mexican war veteran, i
: now SO nearly at deaths door tina
it is only a question of few day
' at most when he will lay down tn
!. burden of an eventful life. He i
being most kindly cared for am
2 nursed at the DeLamar Hotel, Mrs
} Hanes herself seeing that he is care
fully attended
Sheriff Jim O'Neill returne
Tuesday evening from Neal, wher
e he went to attach the interests {
: Sam and Harry Gundaker in til
!, Golden Star mining property-su
Y being brought by Albert Beck fc
money advanced. Mr.. O'Neill cay
# there is about 2 ID feet of snow {
V Neal, but the roads are kept In goo
$ travelling condition. Also that th
n people of the camp are very hopefl
5 of prosperous times the coming Sc;
e son. Mr.. Bredehoof will surely pt
n up a mill at Neal the coming sprin
O to reduce ore from his Daisy min
It Mr.. PRYOR, foreman ofthe HomstaE
a is EMPLOYING eight men in the mir
0 at development work The ranl
d horses in the Mayfeld section a
e in a deplorable condition and
lie great many will surely die for wa
l. of food and exposure to the recel
cold weather.