Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1899-03-09
Gilmore Lodge, A. F. q A. NJ
THURSDAY, March 8, 1899.

day evening.
Mrs. M. G. Lodge is on the sick
list this week.
Mrs. IL. G. Madison went to Sho-
shone Tuesday evening.
The Rebekah lodge holds it's regu-
lar meeting this evening.
" Sheep shearers have been 1uite
numerous in town for the past week
Maroni Johnson accompanied G.
w. Fletcher to South Boise Tues
day.
Carpets and mattings at prices
that cannot be beat at Cowen &
Whitneys.
Mrs. J. D. Whtson accompa MED
p her husband to Bruneau Satu rday
for a short visit.
]. FL. Casey has returned from
Boise and gone to his home oh the
South Boise river.
The fifty-ffth congress, or war
congress as it is generally spoken
of, adjourned last Saturday.
Spring & Meyer have been aw ard
ed the contract for painting the
county buildings at this place.
The Dorsey Cottage has new
buss to meet the trains with Sol
Newcomer handling the ribbons
Mark Kuhn of Ogden, and Ru-
dolph Larson of Glenn's Ferry ar
rived on No. l Tuesday evening.
Cowen & Whitney have just re-
ceived new lot of baby CARR ages
Prices as low as anywhere in the
West. y,
Rube Robbins, of Boise pa se d
through this place Monday on his
way to Shoshone to visit his horse
ranch.
Mrs. E. c. Helfrich arrived home
Saturday from three months visit
with relatives and friends in Kan
sas City.
Sheep men in this vicinity r. port
their sheep in excellent condition
-~.considering the hard winter they
Y have gone through. II
The ladies of the Baptist Aid So
ciety are preparing for an e nter-
tainment to be given in the nea r flu
ture, at the Opera House.
The following names were con
firmed by Gov. Steunenbera as
members of the code commits sion:
Senator j. g. Watts, chairman, Sen
ator G. NJ. Hays, Senator H. E
Fogg, Representative Philetus Aver
lit, Frank Martin.
Easter falls this year on April 2.
1t is always the fret Sunday after
the full moon hich happens D or
after the 21st day of March; and If
the full moon happens upon Sun
day, Easter is the Sunday after
1t may occur as early as March %,
or as late as April 25.
The Statesman OF the 4th instant
says: THE governor sent to the
senate the names of George NJ
Payne of Mountain Home, an d j.
II. Sovereign of shoshone county tc
be members of the board of arbitra,
ton. Payne was confirmed but
Sovereign's nomination was re-
jected."
Gilmore Company No. 6, Uniform
Rank. Knights of Pythias, of N oun-
tain Home, elected and installed
the following officers for the en- suing
year: H. G. Hubbell, captain w
A. Reynolds, first lieutenant; q. w
Howeth, second lieutenant; Il. A
/ Easley. treasurer; r. +. Whitney
Z recorder: Chris. Baltzer, sentinel
j. d. Whitson, guard.
w. III. Pierce, a rancher residing
near Smiths Prairie, was arrested
and in complaint OF his brother
Theodore Pierce, charged with the
crime of assault with intent to Kill
the complainant. The offenae il
alleged to Lave been committed in
November, 1898, although the com
plant was not made until the after
part of January. The examination
was continued until March 9th
Pending his hearing Judge White
held Pierce for examination in The
sum of $500 bond, which wal
promptly furnished.
The American girl is doing hei
part toward Americanizing the is
land of Cuba. An exchange thu
speaks of her work: "The mos
Wonderful sight to the natlv es o
Santiago seems to be the Anne ricat
girl, SO great is the contrast will
the senoritas of whom glimpsef ar,
caught behind the window bars
An American girl laughs in p hblic
converses and walks with a gentle
man, and even rides a bicycle un
attended. Full feminine ev eninl
dress in the American style is con
sldered equally remarkable iA TIN
old Cuban city which has changed
so little in 400 years. 1t is no W il
touch with the outside world ant
IN few years young Cuba will TAX
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