Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1899-12-14
THURSDAY, Dec. IA, 1899.
Roy Bogard came in from Rocky
Bar Tuesday evening.

Beautiful glassware for Christ
mas presents at Helfrich's.
County Treasurer Frank AXE
visited the State Capital Saturday.
Born, in Mountain Home, Dec.
10, to the wifefof @ H. Rinehart, a
son.
Born, in Mountain Home, Dec. 8,
to the wife 1T Japfes b. Gray,
daughter.
Lawyer X. l. Perky was on the
sick list for several days during the
past week.
j. T. Whitson Of B,uneau was
welcomed visitor in Mountain Home
last Friday.
GET your wife that HANDSOME
COUCH at Cowen & Whitney's. Just
the thing for Christmas.
Judge Stockslager has confirmed
the sale of the Rice & Co. property
to Arthur Pence for $500.
Drop in at CowEN & WHITNEY's
and EXAMINE their line of goods
BEFORE purchasing your Christmas
presents.
Holiday Rates.-One fare for the
round trip. Sell tickets on Deem
Der %, "a, 25, 81 and Jan. /; limit
to Jan. 3 for return. J. IL. Stewart,
agent.
P. S. Cooper, brother of VIM.
Cooper, has been in this place for
several days. He recently sold his
Castle creek ranch to Jack Evans
for $500.
J.J. Little, the old Democratic
war-horse, accompanied by his es-
Unable wife, came up from his
Snake river placers and spent Sun
day in this place.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. G. Madison
handsomely entertained the mem
bers of the Mountain Home Ora
matte Club at their residence last
Friday evening.
VIM. Murphy, the boot and shoe
maker has removed his shop to At
lanta avenue. just east of the Com
mercial hotel. Give Billy a call,
for he is frst-class workman in
his line
Mrs. James Carroll, Miss George
Carroll and Mrs. John n. Mont
gomery will depart this evening for
California to spend the winter
Mrs. and Miss Carroll will go to
Alameda and Mrs. Montgomery to
Cana.
AT regular meeting of the Order
of Eastern Star, held in this place
Saturday evening the following
officers were elected: Mrs. w. A.
Reynolds, w. NJ; DR.. w f. Smith,
w. p; Mrs. Thomas Mellen. A. NJ
Mrs. j. NJ. Cowen, Sec'y; Mrs. G..
M. Payne, Treas; Mrs l.. T. Will
cox, c.; Mrs. WI Manion, A. c.
By referring to the advertising
columns the reader can quickly
pick out the progressive merchants
of Mountain Home. Every shrewd
business man tells the people what
he can do for them through the
BULLETIN, He knows his adver-
tisement will be read by more buy
ers than he can reach through any
other medium.
See card in another column of
Miss Attic Brady, who has been
appointed resident agent for the
Merchants Fire insurance Co, Of
New Jersey This is an old-time
company and we predict that Miss
Brady will receive a liberal share
of the insurance business of this
section. She is bright, industri-
Gus young lady and deserves sue
cess.
Frank w. BOYD returned Monday
night from Rocky Bar, where he
conveyed by one of his fast teams
Superintendent Phelau and wife.
! Mr.. Phelan Immediately proceeded
to make matters comfortable about
the John Shields camp and put
four men at work in the mine. He
is an experienced mine manager, a
rustler, and we predict great good
for the Red Warrior divide by the
presence of Mr.. Phelan and his
company.
The case of the State VS.. William
Kunnccke and Emmett Thompson
came up for hearing before Probate
S Judge WhIe last Monday, County
Attorney Sfnnott appearing for the
State and e. NJ. Wolfe for the de.
tense. The defense waived exam
ination and gave bail of $500 each
fGr appearance in the district court
making their bond $500 each in thu
two similar cases Of violation of the
sheep scab law.
An editor prints his paper to Civ
his patrons the news of the day AM
for the money there is in it. He j
81 presumed to know OF what he writes
and he generally does. When h
writes as he does in the Leader Courier
Osceolo Mills, Pa without fee or hop
Of reward, that Chamberlain Cougl
Remedy acts magcally, and we hav
- found none better in our household
II you have a cough, try it." it may b
accepted as an honest expression