Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1899-01-26

to hold up the Short Line pay car. i"
| pictured in the daily press OF the
country IN very sensational style.
Masonic special meeting next
Wednesday evening.
The Rebekah lodge will give a
Cake Walk, Friday evening, Feb,
/ 10.
Robert Cook, the well known
sheep man, is reported very sick at
Boise.
VIM Douthet of Rocky Bar was
committed to the county hospital
by order Of Couaty Board yester-
day
A. e. Beamer, our accommoda-
ting and gentlemanly railroad agent,
returned here Tuesday night, from
visit at HALEY.
The latest reports of the improved
condition of w. G. Reynolds are re-
cieved with much satisfaction by
his numerous friends
Charlie Howeth wears very sore
arm, occasioned by the accid entail
upsetting Of the boiler on the high
stove in the Palace saloon a few
days ago.
All the members of the Rebekah
lodge are requested to be present at
their regular meeting this evening,
as there is important business to
transact,
Go to Chas. Keefer's store Satur-
day afternoon and patronize the
Ladies Auxiliary Buy something
nice for your Sunday dinner Salad,
baked beans, beef loaf, etc, will be
for sale.
The Caldwell Record says: The
unusual fall Of snow ia the Snake
river valley is gaod omen for big
crops the coming season. Now if
the republican administration will
arrange for liberal prices on their
gold standard basis this country
viii boom.
The Boise Sentinel saws that
Thurston Hutchins and viii Jones
are talking Of going to the Canadian
northwest, where they will put in
several thousand head of sheep and
cattle. Mr.. Rollo Canadian Govt
Agent, has secured transportation
for them over the Canadian Pacific
line.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Boyd, Mrs.
Johnny Wilkins and w. D. Rey-
nolds departed Sunday evening for
Denver. Mr. Boyd goes as a dele
gate to the National Stockgrowers'
Convention, and Mr.. Reynolds to
arrange for the manufacture of an
automatic coyote scare gun" the
joint production of Messrs. Boyd
and Reynolds, Mrs, Wilkins will
visit v it'll her sister, Mrs Donlay.
We find the following reference
to a Mountain Home young lady
, in the Normal Notes" column Of
the Albion Times: Miss May Hice
recited Barbara Fritchie" Tuesday
) morning in chapel. At the same
time and place Miss Nesa Benedict
, recited The Sioux Chiefs Daugh,
g ter" Both recitations were well rem
I dered and were received with eathu
= siasm."
Theodore Pierce Of Smiths Prai
RE appeared before Judge White,s f
Tuesday requesting warrant fo
b the arrest of VIM Pierce on charg,
t of murderous assault. Mr. Pierci
: alleges that on Nov IS last, he haC
a quarrel with Wm. Pierce, who i
y bis brother, in a money settlement
' over difference of six dollars, il
/, which his brother assaulted hin
e with hunting knife with blade
about an inch wide aad six niche
: long, inhicting three wounds in tn
Q back and one in the shoulder, whel
n Theodore's wife came to his ASST
. lance, and the brother was disarmed
t Since then until about ten days ag
it Mr.. Pierce has been confined to hi
V bed by reason Of the wounds. H
+ brought with him the knife used o
d him, and also an undershirt heavil
). olotted with blood A warrant fc
the arrest of the would-be fraticid
! was issued and delivered to Sheri
- O'Neill