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The suburban citizen., 1900-11-03
FOOD FOR REFLECTION.
A Few Thoughts in Relation 10
Northeast Washington.
SOME TERSELY TOLD TRUTHS
by one Of the Foremost Leaders
OF Thought in That Section
That VIII Amply Justify Care.
full PeFusal.
To SUBURBAN PEoPnE:--

To SUBURBAN PEoPLE;-
The object Of the following lines is
to attract the attention of the subur.
ban people to the many superior ad.
ysntages offered by the northeast sec
ton of Washington as q place OF
residence,
If you live in the suburbs and CON
template making change, come to
northeast section of Washington and
look around
1t is section that will bear the
closest scrutiny.
It is a section that offers the great
est possible inducements 10 men OF
moderate means.
It is section dotted with homes,
peopled by orderly, law-abiding and
thrifty people,
1t offers to the tenant low rent aud
a comfortable home.
1t offers TO the purchaser numerous
well-built houses at very law cost.
Among the thousand and more ad
vantages offered by every we'll ordered
city, you will fnd in Northeast Wash.
iugton-
The very finest schools.
Ample police protection.
Excellent fire protection.
Rapid transit to all parts Of the Dis
trict of Columbia for one fare.
Well paved streets.
Well lighted streets.
Good sidewalks.
A complete and perfect beverage
system.
Churches of ali denominations.
A good market.
A temple where many different
lodges meet.
Societies of all kinds.
Theatres within easy access.
In short, everything that makes fol
the comfort, peace and we'll being
of mankind.
In the matter of fhea'thfulness North
aast Woshin~lor 30 40 L~--~- -r-tf--
The suburban citizen., 1900-11-03
FAVOR OF

Paying high prices for goods
Of inferior quality, style or fit,
should get
The suburban citizen., 1900-11-03
BARGAINS!

The readers of this pa
per are constantly upon
the aler. 20 ascertain
where goods can be pur-
chased at the lowest
prices, and if merchant
does not advertise and
keep the buyer conver-
SAINT with his line Of
goods, how cam he expect
to sell them?
y = y
THINKOVER THIS!
The suburban citizen., 1900-11-03
THAT MOTION

On Themselves whioh ,"'ll
... . -
The suburban citizen., 1900-11-03
ALL IN

Nee1 of Fall and Winter Shoes
or Footwear of any kind and
who are not III
The suburban citizen., 1900-11-03

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Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1900-02-02

Al State Line precinct on the 9th
UT. republican club was organized
with 81 members, and the following
oihcers were elected: W. II. Cable.
chairman; IL. l.. Hudson. secretary: ex-
ecutive committee, Herman Wilde
Charles Whipple. Louis Single. Sam.
uei Green and Grant knowlton. II is
expected that the membership az tho
ciuD Will he Increased to 30 within a
short time. The next club meeting
VIII he held In the State Line school
mouse on saturday, February 10, when
an effort viii he made To organize Il
Junior club, the members of which
Snail be under u years Of age. The
following resolution was subscribed 10
by all members Of The club:
Resolved. That we the republicans ., stat.
Line precinct. tie hereby fully and unequivo-
eally endorse the administration Of President
William Mckinley. and pledge ourselvc, Ia
the maintenance O. ,h0sc princlp.c.- from
Lincoln To Mckinley which hav. placed
'Nss' Hi''h alts Hf>l among the nations
81 the earth. and Invite ',, sss,pcr:, ion III
VINO believe in the principles OF peace pros
pcrity and plenty.
This is indeed good showing for
the republicans Of State Line who are
to be congratulated upon this mag,
nlficent beginning. which can not but
result in much good for the party.
Their example is worthy Of emulation
by republicans in her small precincts.
as well as the larger ones.
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1900-02-02
Granite Happenings.

Miss Emily Farr OF Lewellcn creek. was
,mopg the visitors at our literary last satur-
day evening.
Mort Green has retired from the dairy hus'-
ness. having transferred the ssr.e 10 Mrs T.
Kitchen.
James Douglass and Jack Mcclellan o.
Athol. attended the literary saturday
some unknown part broke Into the car o.
cupied by the Jap section men al Tins piac''
and stole several II their time checks Nhli'
they ucr, away Sunday morning
Tho Whit, Pine Lumber company ran theil
srs, lorginy train over their road last week.
Rurnor has ii that therc j. 10 " s'or'
erected in Granite in the near fnfnrN.
p i Bennett has finished track ihSihg gu
ia. White Pine Iausbcr cpmpsny's rad. and
the, ar. now ready 10 ship logr> regularly
CIV Pelham Of Rathdrum. was ont cosoi'
hunting around Granite last SUNDAY ah'
whom last ..,cn by your correspondent be ha'
on., n, IN, 6nc>; specimens Of the NOS rafl'
49,, i, tow that was ever seen In this part %
the country
our literary held ire regular mee'ins ~
a s-re audience last saturday evening Ih'
ou..tton. Resolved. that water !, n7or' az.
:, rn,.,;x,. than fire was decided in favor q
tho NEGATIVE. The next question, Resolved
,,., tho Rocrs in the Transvdai are hshhhs
IN, cau,e." will be debated on >Atur
d,y r.hruarv Our newspaper Inc tran
81, ,,i,,tor il a great success, ana every
hot,v i invited to attend our neNf r'"c'in;
md hear via, the A-i;;tiar has tn s'y
'''' w nm feszfT
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1900-02-02

NOTICE FOR PrRLIrATtpS-TtMRt
~ Land Act June 4 is.s-tnitssi States
Land Once. Co.ur Il 'Alene. idaho November
=. i,9s Notice Is hereby given that In rompti-
nns's with the prov isons 81 the act at tongras
III June L l~1s. entitled An act for the sale of
Timber lands III ii.s States 81 California, rrs.
-on. Ncvada. and W asiinsioa Territory" ss
rsi-h.i.-i III all the Public Land state. by act
~ August I. is.,. George A. Wiley. nj Sand-
pant, County 81 kootenai. state OF Idaho has
tins day t,i.-,l Ii. ii,. of... hi.
No. ia for the purchase Of the sw q. of r--s-
ilon No :. In Township No. 81 y, Range M. 3
W, H. NJ. and will Offer prof Ia -ho~ that
the land sought Is NOR. valuable for IT. tim
lar <:s,ns, than for agricultural purposes.
and To establish his claim Ia said land h,-
fore the Register and Receiver III thi, Office
at Occur q Aiene- Idaho ON Wednesday. the
7ih day of February. is0.
He NAMES = witnesses. Chester 4. kyss.
Joseph Shuli, Charles loss. and Jane. 4. Eli
ott, all of Standpoint. Idaho.
Any and all persons claiming adversely the
ats,vc-de>critsd lands sf,Siu.-t,i to I'll.
their claims In this offc, bn or bs.forc sal
18th day OF February. 1870,
D. II. BUDLONG.
DIFF. Register.
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1900-02-02
Death OF AN Aged Farmer.

Lorenzo Bennett, a prominent farm
er who had long been resident Of this
locality. died at ii p. Ill. Sunday al his
home two miles south Of Rathdrum.
aged % years. Deceased had been i'll
for several weeks and his death is as.
cribed to old age. \ few weeks prior
to his demise Mr.. Bennett was remoy-
ed to the Sacred Heart hospital, Spo-
kane, but despite the excellent medi.
cal treatment he received there the
patient became weaker, and il was
finally decided to bring him back 81
that he might die at home
Funeral services. conducted by Rev
Hodgson OF Occur d 'Alcnc. were held
in the VI. f.. church at Post Fall,
Tuesday. and the remains were laid (,
rest al that place.
Mr.. Bennett came here from Aug.
usta. Wis. about II years ago, and
shortly afterwards located at Post
Falls, where he resided several year.
before moving on the farm south OF
Rathdrum where he died. lie was an
industrious and painstaking farmer,
scrupulously honest and upright in hi,
dealings with fellow men and was a
good neighbor. He leaves a widow
three daughters and one son to mourn
his departure. two OF the daughter,
being married and residing in Wiscon
sin.
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1900-02-02
Nor,cr ron CONGRATULATIONS

NOTICE FOX PUBLICATION TIMBER
~ Land. Act June & isr-United state,
Land Once. torur Il Aiene, Idaho, November
~ lsys Notice Is hereby given that In corr
pliancr with the provisions az the act of Com
zr-,, of June I Is7-. entitled An ACT for the
sale OF timLsr lands In the states ~ talifor-
MIA. or,rnn. Nevada and Washington Terri
tory" as extended To all the Pubic Land
state, by act ~ August T. i-s., Lewfs +. Rud-
dy. 81 Priest River. County ~ knr'erat -'ss"
Of Idaho. has this day f!rd In this once his
sworn statement So ia f,,s tine psir,.i,s-.- 1T
the T.. NEs. swl. NEs and sE IVA Of
s.t.iion M N In Township No 81 ". Range
No. ; w. II. NJ. and Will Offer prs,f tn shoy
that the land sought Is snos- vsushi. fur It's
'inis'r STONE than for agricultural par
I-s-sss. and to establish bis claim, tn said land
b.for, tiis Register H-S Receiver q! th.s ~
ne. ~ Coeur d'Alcuc. idaho IN Tu.sday, tho
eli day of February, isG.
ii- psf,.-> a. witnesses. Edward Fhrrisa.
Frederick N auma-r Milton >. Lindsay, and
George Il. richardson. all of Priest Rierr,
Idaho
Any and all persons claiming adversely the
atosc-d. y. rit-d lands arr requested 10 NJ.
their claims la hi, Office or tsiior4 said tt.
day ~ February issc
u. n. HTDLoNG.
Df-F- Register.
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1900-02-02

pLrRIEs SUMMONS IN THE DISTRICT
Court Of the First judicial District - trs
state Of Idaho, In and for kootcna county.
The spokane Valley Irrigation Company.
Limited "A corporation. PIalniiH, vs. Eobett
Miller. Defendant.
The state Of Idaho Ia Robert Miller defend
ant.
You are hereby notified as you have often
t-.en notified thai there j. now ON MI. In the
Office OF the clerk Of the First Judicial Dis
trict Of the said state. In Rathdrum. In the
county OF hootenal. The complaint Of the
abos,-uamcd plaintiff. wherein II Il sought
by plaintiff tn condemn certain lands situated
IN the county 81 koot.nat said state to en-
able the said plaintiff to construct dam or
reservoir for the storage Of water by and
through the power Of Eminent Domain aud
20 condemn and apptofrtai. right Of nay
for an Irrigation canal ard lateral ditch.~
said dam or reservoir for the storage OF water
and said Irrigation canal and lateral bitches
are To bc used la supplying and serving tbs
public use by irrigating Farming lands through
SAID irrigation canal aud lateral ditcheaI in III.
County Of koo,enai. In the state Of ldabn,
General description ~ the whole property
through which sald right Of way for said irrl-
CATION canal and lateral bitches IL sought Is
rs follows.
The northwest quarter Of section seventeen
Ia township tfiy-two 90 north Of range four
q west ~ the Boise meridian. Also the north
west quarter OF said SEXTON seventeen 10.
said township fifty two CO. and the southwest
Quarter nf section seventeen 40 In said toN IA
ship hfty-two e,4a. situated In tho county ~
ker,trnal In the state ~ Idaho. all Of which
The respective parcel. 0f land ~ sought 30
b. condemned and the Specific arpount nf
lands sought tn h, condemned arr fully and
fartiruiariy d.-rrii-sd In the plaintiffs ycri-
hs.si complaint file In this action. to which
SPECIAL reference ~ rnad. n certified copy of
which .aid complaint IL ANNEXED To and
.sry. with this p1uFies SUMMONS
You ar. also notified that unlss, you APPEAR
and ansser this said complaint within ten
DAYS after The service thereof. II served With
! In III. county If hs.Sienal and within twenty
dar. after the s.rsir. thereof II ssrvttt pui Of
>.ld county. but In said Judicial district. and
| within forty days after the ~srHtcs thsrsaf II
s..rv~d oaf of aid district exclusive 1f the
das of sssrxice. the plaintiff sili apply 10 the
court for IN. relief demanded In said COM
pisinf.
! And you arr further notihcd Ia APPEAR and
show cAu-r She ts~ peopfts ds~.Tit-d in
| this plurins summons ard ubOrr paFttrg tariy
| d.-.ssril.d in said complaint. should NOT h.
Condemned a. prayed for 10y laid plaintiff.
Given under my hand and the -eAl Of
the District 'siurt ~ the flr~t Judicial
lsrAl1 District If tho state ~ fdAltn. In and
fer the County ~ koJienai. an This
eth day Of Dcernhcf. 4. -. i-is.
JND. g. 9ALLAIiAN, Clerk.
Ry r l. Qt'sif.f-. Deputy
| NeDrhsss a Np,rbc.s- and .lias J. H.lt-
man. plaintiffs attorneys. b9-f
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1900-02-02

NOTICE FOR PUBLICATIONS DEPtHT-
- m.nt ~ the Interior. Land ofiie. AZ Occur
d Alcne. Idaho. January ;. 1870. Notice Is
has flied notice of his intention "a make final
prrsns In support ~ his claim. and that said
pvof will be made before the Register and
Receiver at Cp.ur a. Aisns, Idaho ~ t-hru-
arg q. Ian viz David iolnrd Ia No. l~s~.
for the NWa >Wi.. See. :. Twp. " ~. X. |
W. B VI.
liz names the following witnesses tai prov.
his continuous residence upon and colt ivHt.on
Of said land viz. Wright simpson. Iowa ri
Shiplcy. Lewis n. Jeannot. aud William i.
Quirk, all Of Hop, ldai,n
- H. BUDLoNG.
j l. 10 Register.
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1900-02-02
There's "a Difference.

Running a newspaper is just like
keeping hotel--only its different, re-
marks an exchange. 4 man goes into
hotel for his dinner, and if he finds
something on the table that does net
suit his taste he don't get up and kick
the fat all into the fire and tell the
landlord To stop his hotel No, in
deed he pushes that one aside and
partakes OF what he likes. But how
different with newspaper. II he finds
il two line item that he does not like,
he never stops 10 think that the item
may please others, makes monu-
mental display of his assininity, puf's
and blows like a threshing machine.
and orders the paper stopped. The
paper does not stop, oh no: only his
copy stops going to him and starts 60.
ing Ia some one else who snbscrlbes be-
cause the item that made the other
fellow stop pleased him. Then the
anitter can find out how much he i
missed by poking his finger into =
bowl Of water, Withdrawing IL and
then looking for the hole. The gen
eral run, in fact. the majority OF tbs
people realize that a paper is publish
ed To cover the likes OF AZ many peopl,
Is possible. \ II sorts of news for al
sorts of people, and If you strike ar
item In your paper that does not sui
YOU. lust calm yourself by thinking Il
vas written for the ediiication of som,
OF her person.
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1900-02-02
smith Has Returned

And Travelled both Ways over the
Wisconsin Central railway. and de-
lights in telling what comfortable
trip he had between II. Paul and Chi
ago: The unexcclled service. and such
good things u eat ia the Wisconsin
Central dining cars. Smith IS looking
far Brown II give him pointer.
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1900-02-02
Card OS Thinks.

We desire through the columns OF
the Republican to thank our friends
and neighbors who have so freely ex-
tended their aid and sympathy during
the illness. and after the death. of our
beloved husband and father.
MARTHA +. BEN ~ EFT.
SCOTT +. BENNETT.
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1900-02-02
NOTICE FOR pUnLIcATloN- TIMnkn

NOTICE FOR Pt RLlCATloN -JIMRtR
~ Land; Ss; Juuc : .s.- United States
Land Office, Gp.ur d tienc Idaho, December
IL i-sss Notice il hcrahs s.sss that IN cnnali-
anre with the prov isons of the act III Congress,
III June is.s. entitled An NJ. for the. sale ~
thinker lands In the states uf california, ore-
gon. Nevada and Washington Territory" a.
extended 10 al the Public Lard status 10y Act
~ August is1, John Richardson. g! -pikaar.
County of spokane State of Washington,
mas this day hi,-,i la this oic. his sworn
statement M. liz, for the purchase ~ the
NEi-t. Of section M = In Township M. ~ "
Range M : W. H. NJ. aud will Offer prsf 10
show that the land sought i more valuable
for rs thinker ar stone Than far agricultural
purIr,.-> a; t. establish. his s.s.::. q; ss:;!
land before III. Register aud Hss'risrr %! this
office nj Occur d'AlcDc. Idaho. ON "Wednesday.
the slst day ~ February. iss,
lie names NJ witnesses: Dexter ". Tltomp-
son. William H. BELL Thomas Lewis. apo Ben
ton M.lier. all OF spokane. Washirgtf.p,
ANY and ali prisons claiming adversely the
above desc rjt~d lands arc requested Ia HE
lh.ir claims Ia this osNrc nr before said
slst day OF February, i:su.
ID. A. BIf Di.oNG.
n is-F is krgistrr.
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1900-02-02
sfu AND heard ABOUT TOWN.

y. II. Andrus has returned from
export.
o,anres, lemons and apples at the
stotice store.
" y Wright is confined to his home
serious illness.
~ G. King Of Standpoint, was in the
!, couple OF days this week on bus
ess.
ifforney C. L. Hoffman went to
ndpoint Thursday morning on legal
bsincss.
r. A; Martin departed Thursday for
ewport and other points in northern
ootenai county.
Mrs. J. c. Andrus is reported seri-
sly III. and little hope for her re-
Very is entertained.
Mr. and Mrs. Balm Of Spokane, were
the city Sunday, the guest Of Mr..
IA Mrs. J. G. Callahan.
district court adjourned Saturday
the term. The spring term will
nycne here on March 26.
I'LL. Mclder left for Bonners Ferry
ednesday morning for visit with
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. II. Melder.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. T. l.. Quarles
this city Monday night, an ll-pound
Il. Mother and daughter are doing
III.
no change is reported in the condi-
bn of George Green, who is confined
the DeaconeSs Home hospital, Spo-
ne.
bohn Sherman has returned to Rath-
hm and taken his old position in the
ercantile establishment of NJ. d.
right.
Thomas A. Forde, father of Mrs.
I'm f. Yost, is seriously i'll at his
me in Post Falls, and his recovery
doubtful.
The largest assortment, us we'll as
best values in stationery and school
pplies, may be found at the Post
ice store.
4. ]. Steffey, the Lakeview mining
In. has gone to Chicago on business
connection with property in which
is interested.
On Tuesday Charles Wiedeman and
IS Ella Cannon, both of Spokane.
re married in this city, Justice E.
Dyer officiating.
Miss Fredda Faulconer left this
Pfning for Butte, Mont, where she
Is for an extended visit with her
ther, who resides there.
For sale, partially iaproved ranch
100 acres decided land, located 81
les east of Rathdrum. A bargain.
dress, James NJ. Cook, Rathdrum,
pho.
IN auction sale will take place at
SSell's warehouse tomorrow after
pm, at which r. c. Thompson offers
sale furniture, etc, and three lots
Rathdrum.
Fry package of H-O breakfast food.
pound package of self-raising buck
eat -four is given free with every
cent package purchased. For sale
the Postotfice store.
4 number of Rathdrum young pee
who love to trip the light fantastic
attended the firemen's benefit
at Occur d'Alene Wednesday
|ht. They report an enjoyable time.
Seorge Connors has been transferred
I'M Hope to Rathdrum, where he
been placed in charge of the east
tion crew. Mr.. Connors was fore
in on this section several years ago.
has moved his family to this city.
Tuesday evening Mrs. ]. +. Mitchell
d Miss Janet Mitchell entertained
members of the Rathdrum ORA
tic and Comedy company. Lunch
and refreshments were served dur.
the evening and an enjoyable time
d by all.
Phe Herald reports the destruction
fire early last Thursday morning OF
saw mill plant at Boomers Ferry
ned and operated by Messrs. Casey,
lids & OConnell. The propert,
only partially insured. The mil
u be rebuilt.
\. Howe, representing the Pho
er Bmdery and Printing company
th headquarters at Tacoma, Wash.
Is in the city Tuesday. Mr.. Howe
Constantly on the road and travels
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1900-02-02

II you don't gu the Republican yoI
don't get the news. sl.5o per year.
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1900-02-02

Any person DESTROYS Of purchasing an
improved decided stock ranch. natural
meadow, water and every facility that
goes 10 make a first class stock farm,
will learn Of an excellent investment
~ applying II ihi. "i,l''"
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1900-05-24
Notice of Assessment.
Notice to Stockholders of Elmore
Improvement Company, linn
tied. Location and principal
place of business, Mountain
Home Elnore County Idaho

Notice Is hereby given that at a meeting Of the
directors held the 10th day of MAY, 1900 an as.
sessment of ONE DOLLAR per share on all stock
subject of the corporation for interest fund.- payable
on or before JUNE "a 1900 to the secretary OF the
corporation, at his Office In Mountain Home, Idaho,
was levied
Any stock which this assessment remains uf,.
paid on the Gath day OF june 1900 will be declared
delinquent and advertised for sale at public auction
and unless payment Is made before, will be sold on
the 25th day of JULY, 1900 to pay the delinquent
assessment. together with costs of advertising and
expense of sale.
Notice Is also hereby given that there will be o.
stockholders meeting held on the oath dav OF June
1900 at the office of the secretary, for the election OF
a new board OF directors
ROSCOE W. SMITH, Secretary.
Office at Drug Store, Mountain Home. my24td
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1900-05-24
Democratic Primaries.

A spirited contest waged in this
place Saturday afternoon at the
Democratic primary election, re.
sulting in the success of the entire
unpledged ticket. The anti-fusion
Steunenberg wire-pullers bad their
plans well matured before the Bull
LETIN sounded a little note of warn.
ing in last Thursdays issue, but a
goodly number of Democrats op-
posed to ring rule got together at
the eleventh hour and formulated
an unpledged ticket in accordance
With the request of the State Gen.
trail Committee and the call made
by Hon. John Haley, the chair
man. and Notwithstanding many
disadvantages the unpledged ticket
was The winner and Elmore county
viii send unpledged delegations to
the State conventions.
A great many 'unpledged" DEM
ocrats were out of town that dav,
and only SO votes were cast.
We give below the two tickets
and the vote received by each can
didate.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1900-05-24
The Midland Route.

Articles of incorporation of the
Idaho Midland railroad were filed
with the county recorder last Mon
day, showing a route from Caldwell
to Boise, from Boise to the mouth
of More creek, thence along South
Boise river to Pine Grove, thence
to the mouth of Little Smoky, with
a branch line from mouth of Mid
die Boise to Atlanta. From the
mouth of Little Smoky the line
will run northeasterly along Big
Smoky river, by the most feasible
route distance of about IA miles
to a point at or near the town of
Vienna, in Blaine county; thence
northerly and along Salmon river
by the most feasible route a dis
lance of 26 miles to a point at or
near Reddish lakes; thence northerly
along Salmon river by the m ost
feasible route about 16 miles to
point near the mouth of Yankee
Fork branch of the Salmon, in Gus
ter county. The language of the
incorporation papers indicates that
the route is by no means unaltera-
bly, fixed. 1t is still subject to
changes that feasibility may sug-
geSt.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1900-05-24

E. Pearson is again a visitor III
this place.
VIM. Howard is very sick with
spotted fever.
John Benham was in town Mon
day from Bruneau
j. M. Johnson of Boise was a
visitor here Saturday.
Charles Geerhart has returned
from trip to Queens river.
Mrs. Hodge of Bruneau went to
Salt Lake by Monday evenings
train.
Jeff Whitson came in Sunday
evening from his sheep ranch in
Owyhee county.
For mems wear, underclothing,
summer shirts, mems and boys
summer hats and caps. Chas. r.
Kelsey q Co.
Horace Rich came in from Vol
cano district Saturday after more
supplies, and returned Monday.
John Smith, H. J. Syms, George
Bowman and Mr.. Fenner went to
Longtom Saturday on fishing ex-
cursion.
The Albion Times announces
that editor Syms of the Republi-
can is good candidate for lieuten-
ant governor on the goldbug ticket.
ROCK SPRINGS PEACOCK
COAL at Galloway & Wassom's
livery stable.
For Sale Cheap-A lot of house.
hold furniture at Father Burri's
residence, including an Office safe
and roller-top desk. Apply to A.
M. Sinnott.
The Poeatello Tribune says: En-
gineer Luke Lamb has been trans
ferred to the Fourth district and
will move his family to Glenn's
Ferry in about a week.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1900-05-24

TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY
Take LAXATIVE BRoMo QUININE TAB
LETS. All druggists refund the n oney
If it fails to cure. K. w. GROVES sig
nature is on each box. 25c.