Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1899-09-07
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IDAHO NEWS.
In the Boise valley there is fair to
good crop of apples and pears.


The report of the commissioner of
pensions shows that Idaho has 1,25o
pensioners, who drew Slst,775 last
year.
The range in Idaho county has been
greatly benefited by the recent rains,
but huying and harvest have been re-
tardcd,
The wheat crop of Camas is virtually
ruined this year Besides wheat, sew
cral fields Of oats, not well matured,
viii be a total loss.
when the Idaho volunteers left Ma
Mia they had siHty-nine sick in the
hospital and quarters, and they ar
rived iu san Francisco with twenty
eight on the Sick list.
Articles OF incorporation of the Park
Copper 4. cold Mining company, linn
tied, capital stock 500 900, with head
quarters Wallace, has been filed with
the secretary of state.
Director l. n Goston of the state
insane asylum, reports the asylum
running very smoothly, There are
now about 200 inmates. Many are be-
i'm returned - their homes cured.
The skeleton Of a man, supposed to
be John Reynolds, of Laramie, Wyo.,
was found near Medbury last week.
Papers found With the bones indicate
that the man had been dead over a
year.
At Rathdrum, the city brewery,
owned by Henry Reininger, was tot
ally destroyed by fire which originated
from defective nue. The brewery
was erected in 1883 at cost of about
1000
The Idaho lntermountain fair, which
will be held at Boise from September
25 to 80, inclusive, promises to eclipse
similar efforts in recent years, Prem
iums to the amount Of SO, 900 will be
given for exhibits.
heavy fal! Of snow is reported from
Long valley, and great number of
farmers IN that vicinity will lose their
hay, as there was large quantity cut
and lying in the fields when the un-
seasonable storm came.
1t is currently reported that MEM
her Of company L, First Idaho yolun-
teers, who enlisted at Blaclfoot, re-
manned at Manila to marry Filipino
woman. The man was a stranger at
Blaekfoot when he enlisted.
Twentp-tyyo thousand head of cattle
and II. 900 head of sheen were sold in
one lot nj the Chicaro stocltvards
ADenst an Nv a nartv Of Idaho cattle.
Y.n trl,a,a ,,.a.. "a, ,,,a, i, +ha sun
dieata from aifferant nortions of the
STATE and tbav raeeiya1 Good nriea
for tb..i,s4,ols
ne itateer-aay eaiaes oolieeeo "a oaie
LAKE eity mas oeeil feofeahiHeo anu VIII
open win al departments IA Tue ein-
pieeoh-ea business COURSE 9s'eealoef =
anu oehef courses eeP'eihoet =.
preparatory course tone year. iot SUI
uehts advanced IA years oue ware
~ s'uoles' nige seAooi COURSE teufee
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- ane,sas.a 9s,ss, far ,,sreial life. a nor
maI ag5,.sa sfo,,, ,,aa.s, - n,enara 10,
,ha 4aaaEaas, nrafsssion. coI,aoe
course lfonr ,ears, which emnbaaizes
sncb stndies as nbflosonhv literature.
na1itf..1 science ana law. and a mis-.
-. -, -. ,.z..,A aa,,,n.i.ine.
themes and arguments as a preparation
for missionary worlt.-these are the
courses now offered, and they are up
to-date and thorough. Prof j. II.
Paul. president; Prof. Jos Nelson and
nineteen other teachers comprise the
faculty. and the favorable prospects of
Ibis institution have attracted general
comment
seven cavalry horses broke OUT oi
INC eaffaeKs ae holse Oh august 81
ana slalhPeaea through MAIN seree'
q. a mad gallop. a NUMBER OF 'ea,ns
hi'ehed on the streets became IfishG