Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1899-10-05


occupyFhe dwelling house vacated
by Mrs. Smart.
Several Camas prairie farmers
have been in town lately with grain
and selling here at good prices.
viii T. Montgomery returned
home Friday night from a visit at
Chicago and other eastern cities
Dan McGinness has sued Paul
Wilde Of Boise to recover $780, bal
ance due for couple Of fine horses.
Constable Il. d. Gorby came up
from Glenn's Ferry yesterday and
made the Bulletin office a pleasant
call
Wells Bros loaded out with sup
plies for the mountain country yes
terday from Helfrich Mer camille
Company.
Miss Emma Edwards returned
here last evening from Boise and
will go to Atlanta by Saturdays
stage, where she will teach school
all winter.
At the State fair in Boise last
week, Miss Ardie Hill was awarded
diploma for a child's bib. W. G..
Cerker and Mrs HOWE were award
ed premiums for amateur photogra-
ply.
John P. Bryant was down from
his Louis creek station, on the
Rocky Bar road, last Saturday.
We are pleased to say he has al
most entirely recovered from his
recent illness.
j s Lewis-Uncle Diek-came
in Sunday from his summers out
ing on the upper Bruneau river, and
yesterday went to Boise to winter
at the Soldiers Home Mr.. Lewis
has a host of friends in this section.
J p. Wilher writes from Salem, Or,
to Mayor Boyd, that he will be here
about the 22d instant to interview
our business men about establish
ing a wooden mill at Mountain
Home. Give the gentleman all
possible aid.
Joseph Stoekford, Hodgdon, Me,
healed a sore running for seventeen
years and cured his piles Of long stand
ing by using BeWitt's Witch Hazel
Salye. 1t cures all skin diseases.
Roscoe Smith
R. L. Weston of Canton, Mass,
and Mr.. Callighan Of Illinois, who
have been here all summer looking
after their orchard interests, will
in few days return east t. spend
the winter. A pleasant trip for
these good men, is our wish.
Died, at Caldwell, Idaho, Oct. 3,
1899, Mrs Margaret Horn, aged s.
years. She was the mother OF +.
H. II. Jones Of Grand View, and
Mrs. Dir. Wright Of Caldwell, and a
lady respected and loved by all
who knew her.
We received the program for tie
9th annual meeting of the Congre-
gational churches and ministers Of
Idaho, at Boise, Oct, 1912, from
Rev. G. Z Mason, too late for pub
LEGATION. All planning to be pres
ent should send their names to
Rev. r. B. Wright, Boise
Miss Mabel Payne arrived at
Birmingham, Ala, on the 26th
ult., after visiting for several days
with friends in Denver and also sew.
eral days with relatives in Memphis
Tenn. She reports having exper.
fenced very enjoyable trip-the
weather being pleasant and but lit.
tie dust on the way She will remain
with relatives in Birmingham about
ten days, and then go to Louisville
KY, to see her grandmother and
other relatives, after which she will
return DEMONSTRATING here about
the first of November.
A sparkling serial of Boston life
under the title Of Her Boston TX.
periences,o will begin in the mex
issue of The Ladies Home Journal
1t is written by Margaret Allgton, {
vivacious, Well-bred girl who spen
a winter in Boston with relatives
living in the Back Bay and wal
taken everywhere in the most ex
elusive social dramatic, literar,
and musical circles. She saw tn
best and the worst of Boston life
and she tells both as she saw then
all in bright but audaciously franl
manner, until the picture become
q perfect biograph Of Boston life an,
people of to-day.
It is said that good coffee can b
determined by the following test
Put teaspoonful Of ground eoffe
upon tumbler of water. If tn
coffee is good it will not sink fo
several minutes and will scareel
color the water. If adulteration
are added to it, it will sink immed
ately, rapidly absorbing the waite
and giving it dark tinge.