Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1899-05-18
Farmer Tom Wayte is reported
on the sick list.

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Farmer Tom Wayte is reported
on the sick list.
Henry Ellison and wife came
over from Bruneau yesterday.
Charles Chester and n. P. Nelson
went to Weiser Tuesday night.
Mike Cakes, car foreman, was in
town yesterday from Glenn's Ferry.
Leonard Way, day operator at
the telegraph office, has returned
here from Minidoka.
Mrs. Jesse Campbell is here from
Snake river, visiting with her par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Little.
John Smith, Prince Albert's ge-
NAL and scientific mixolgist, made
flying trip to Glenn's Ferry yes
terday.
Sheriff O'Neill, owing to official
duties, was unable to go to Evan
ston to attend the grand lodge A.
O. U. w.
DR.. Lenore Perky, sister of attor-
nev X. |. Perky, after visiting here
for several weeks, departed Tuesday
evening for her home at Lincoln,
Neb.
w. H. Manion has been appoint
ed by Assessor and Collector Arthur
Davis his deputy and was sworn
into office last evening. The Sc
lection is highly gratifying to the
BULLETIN as well as to all of Mr..
Manion's numerous friends.
We have received ticket from
circus company which will admit
two persons to one performance,
provided we do about $500 worth
of advertising for the same and pre-
sent a marked copy of the paper at
the door, We don't do business
that way.
George w. Lifts was arrested
last Friday for forcibly taking a
saddle from Roy Bell, which Lifts
claimed belonged to the firm of
Boyd & Lifts. After a hearing be-
fore Justice Swan the saddle was
ordered to be returned to its owner,
Roy Bell.
Superintendent Ewing of the
Daisy mine, M. Johnson and George
McWilliams came in from Pine
Grove Tuesday. Mr. Johnson and
Mr.. McWilliams returned to Pine
Grove to-day accompanied by their
families, who will remain there
during the summer.
The following wool sales have
been made in this place during the
past few days to representatives Of
eastern houses: Helm Il Chattin
10000 pounds: J. c. Coats, 10000
pounds; VIM. Kunnecke, 10000
pounds; J. L,iGray, $4,000 pounds
Ed. Halverson, 5000 pounds; Mrs
Nettie Pinkston, Ia 900 pounds. Tn,
prices paid, we are told, ranged
from to II cents, or 3 cents less
per pound than was paid last sum
mer.
junction Bar will boom this sum
mer from reports. There will soor
, be % or 80 men at work on tn,
placer diggings, which are beini
operated by a Scottish Company
A dredge is now being used and, S,
far, is a success. There will ais,
be some building done in this CAM
"a hotel, butcher shop and severa
, dwelling houses soon to be con
structed, so we are informed by
: private letter.
The May festival given by tn
Young Ladies' Auxiliary last Fri
day evening was very pleasan
!, affair. The first on the program
j was the browning of the May Queer
, Miss Dona Harris, which include,
!. a greeting song by May dancers
a few appropriate words from til
Maids of Honor to the Queen, VIII
were Misses May Burns, and E
vira Sullaway, after which tn
Queen was crowned. After he
response the May dancers, 10 i
+. number, each dressed in white an
holding a pretty ribbon, execute
their dance around pole in yer
able and graceful manner. S
much was this feature appreciated
f., by an earnest request, it was re
peated. Those taking part in tt
May dance were: Misses Ros
Lander, Lille Bennett, May BurnI
Elvira Sullaway, Gertie Wells
Isabella Davis, Annie Marion
Florence Johnson, Nora Penningto
t and Ora Reed. Very pretty sonl
i were we'll rendered by the followir
girls and boys: Stella Harris an
" Nellie Turner, Ora Reed and Dor
e Harris, Sadie Keefer. Neil Mallisc
If and Robert Easley, and Laur
10 Madison, which concluded the pr
gram. Ice cream and cake W;
% served the remainder of the evenin
r. Total receipts of the evening we
n 1856.
9 | have been a sufferer from chror
diarrhoe ever since the war and ha
used all kinds OF medicines for it
70 last / found one remedy that has be
d success az cure, and that Is Char
lg berlain's Collie, Cholera and Diarrho
a Remedy.-P. Z. Grisham, Gaars Mil
La. For sale by R. w. Smith ,drnggi
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