Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1900-09-06
Come hear Mr.. Towne talk.

day.
R. Heaston of Atlanta was in
Boise Monday.
John Winkleback of Rocky Bar
was in Boise Tuesday.
Miss Attic Brady visited with
friends in Boise last week.
Miss Matte Swan is attending
the teachers institute at Boise.
The various committees are ma k
ing good preparation for the recep-
ton of Hon. G. A. Towne and all
who may come to hear him talk
next Monday evening.
Miss Mary Gray will have her
fall Millinery opening about Sept.
Is. She has already a few fall
street hats and will carry full
line of winter stock.
Prof. Mullins, Misses Grace Nc
Laughlin, Pearl Tindall. Margaret
Bogard and e. G. Helfrich, all of
M ountain Home, were registered at
the Capital Hotel, Boise, last Mon
dav.
VIM. III. Blackman, the cattle
raiser, was on the U. P. train that
was held up last week, and says the
passengers were not molested in
the least by the robbers. Mr.. Black
man had been to Omaha with
large lot of cattle which he sold at
good figures.
John E. Wilkins returned home
Monday from American Falls,
where he had shipped 600 horses
to eastern markets. 1t is long,
dry drive from the range to the
Falls and Mr.. Wilkins will proba-
bly, hereafter ship at some other
point on the railroad.
Charles Gaetz Of Atlanta is lying
very ill at Rocky Bar with typhoid
fever. His mother and sister are
at his bedside and his brother, Ed,
was teiegraphed for at Haley to
come Immediately. We trust that
Charlie may pull through all right
and live to comfort his mother for
many years.
w. H. Pickett, S. }. Rich, Thos.
Daugherty and VIM. Clemens
came in from Volcano mining dis
trict and went to Boise Sunday
evening. Superintendent Clemens
returned to the mines yesterday.
He is highly elated at the good
prospects in sight and will put
pumping machinery in the works
next spring.
Monday evening two masked
men entered Farraday's store at
Three Greek and ordered Mr.. Far
raday and DR.. Roberts, the Albion
dentist, to throw up their hands,
which they reluctantly did. They
were the only parties in the store,
and while one of the robbers COW
cred them with his gun the other
ransaeked the drawer and safe, but
found but little money, as Mr.. Far
raday had taken his sack to his
residence when he went to supper
and left it there. The robbers then
secured lot of clothing, ETC., and
mounted their horses and rode
away, to the great relief of Mr..
Farraday and DIR. Roberts.
The Ada Gilmore teachers insti-
tute is now in session at Boise, un-
der the supervision of Prof. J. G.
Black, principal of the Albion Nor
NAL school, and is being considered
from an educational standpoint
highly interesting The exercises
opened with the national hymn,
America" followed by the salute
to the flag. The address of well
come was delivered by Mrs. Kate
Oliver-K elsch of Ada, followed in
response by Miss Lodge of Elmore
county. All the educational staff
of Gilmore are present, and for the
talent there Gilmore county holds no
second position. Among our home
talent are Prof. Mullins. Misses
WILLIAMS, Manion, Tindell and
Nayte of Mountain Home, Prof
Bnd Mrs. Parsons and Miss Nichols
(our next county school superin-
tendent), of Glenn's Ferry, Miss
Lottie Barger of Cold Springs, Miss
Woodward of jackson district, Miss
Mclaughlin of Rocky Bar We
regret that we could not obtain
complete list of the teachers of this
county in attendance for this issue.
Our county is further represented
by Prof, O. O. Haga, who was for
two terms principal of the Glenn's
Ferry school, but now principal Of
the Boise high school, and Miss NJ.
e. Bogard, who last year had
charge of the 7th grade in the Min
Home school. The Bulletin pre-
diets a successful and interesting
institute, and hopes that at its close
these "weilders of the birch" will
adjourn to meet at Mountain Home
next wear