Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1899-01-12
THURSDAY, Jan. II, 1899.
Sunshine to-day.

quite Ill.
Mrs. Frank w. Boyd has been
i'll for several days.
Mrs. A. Anderson of Dixie sta
ton is visiting with Mrs. Crandal.
George Hampton was reported
very sick at Bruneau last Monday.
Buy coal of j. M. Neil & Co. We
handle nothing but Rock Springs
best lump.
A. M. Hall, Dan McGinniss, S.
b. Blackwell and G. W. Lifts were
Boise visitors last Saturday.
Mrs. Geohring of Ketchum is
visiting with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. VIM. Wells, in this place.
Rev. S. J. Jennings of Nampa
held services in the Episcopal
church Sunday morning and even
ing.
All of Elmore's delegation of
place-hunters to the State Capital
have returned home-not one hav-
ing been successful.
You can buy good bailed alfalfa
hay of j. M. Neil & Co., for $1,000
per ton, and $500 for timothy.
We carry coal and grain at lowest
prices, also.
The BULLETIN is pleased to learn
that c.. r. Kelsey is gradually i'm
proving, and should he not suffer a
relapse, will be at his post Of duty
again within short time.
James Carroll arrived home from
Silver City Friday night, being
called here by the illness of his lit
tie daughter, whom, we are pleased
to say, is now out of danger.
Bob Maize returned to Bruneau
Tuesday. He says many leading
goldbug reps. at Boise are disguised
at the fact that the Pops have alb
sorbed all the goldbug senators.
They are now known as the Popo-
Repo anti-sil yer combination.
r. N. Griffith has taken the po-
sition of deputy auditor and recor-
der under A. G. Smith. "Griff'
is capable to fill the responsible po-
eition in every respect and his APP
pointment pleases all good people
even his political foes.
Tuesday the school trustees OF
Mountain Home held a meeting
and arranged for the payment Of
the salaries Of all teachers, and
other Indebtedness, and also voted
to extend the school term to April
LIST, making a seven months session
M. and Mrs. John Pence wish te
express through the col umns of the
BULLELIN, their heartfelt thanks tc
all friends who assisted them with
kindly offices and sympathy during
their recent bereavement in the
death of their beloved son Robert
w. Pence.
Last week Justice Swan helt
Lark Bilyeu andSSterling Bilyeu il
the sum of $4,000 each for appear
ance before the District Court FOL
assaulting Perry Waters at the TIM
of the killing of Alex Bruce anc
Joe Farrell. Failing to give the re
quired bond the Bilyeu brothers
will remain in Jail.
T. Hutchins came in from Bois
Friday and spent couple of day
with his old friends here. MI
Hucthins has recently sold his en-
tire one-eight interest in the Elmor'
Land Improvement Company Q
Mountain Home to Senator j. W
Bailey. Clutch" seems to be anx
ious to let go his property in thi
section while others seem to be anx
ious to buy.
w. c. Reynolds, Tuesday nigh
received slight stroke OF paralysi
that rendered his left arm, sid
and leg almost lifeless. Pap
Reynolds is one of our most promi
nent and highly esteemed citizen
and it is the fervent wish OF HI
army of good friends that he ma
soon recover and be permitted t
remain with us for many years
come. He was resting easy TIN
morning at his residence, corner
Atlanta avenue and Bennett stree
Died, in Mountain Home, ldah
on the morning of January 8, 1S9'
Ira B. Brown, native of Alabam
aged 26 years. MI Brown had bee
a resident of this section for son
time and was in the employ
Thomas Mellen at the time he wa
stricken down with pneumonia
about two weeks ago, which cause
his death. He was at one time en-
ployed by Helm & Chattin and
spoken of by all who knew him
have been an exemplary and il
dustrious young man. He died
the residence of G. II. Rinehart
this place, where he received all a
tention and care possible durlr
his illness. Mr.. Rinehart comm
nicated with bis father by Telegram
at Aspel, Jackson county, Ala, an
reply instructed Mr.. Rinehart
bury the remains here and that q
father would later on have them r
moved to Alabama They were d
pOsitad in the Mountain Hon