Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1900-08-16
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left an estate valued at 81, $500.
The new artificial ice plant at Boise
Is now in successful operation.
Ed Birch was thrown from his horse
In Star Valley and instantly killed.
The travelling library sent to Albion
from Boise is being well patronized.
appropriated $500 for Labor day cele-
bration.
Sixty thousand dollars worth of brick
buildings are nearing completion at
Wallace.
Frank Tarleton of Soldier lost his
barn and haystacks recently by fire.
Loss $1,000.
A racing meet was held at Council
August 9, 10 and H. the purses aggre.
eating $780,
The fruit crop is good in all sections
of the state, except in southern Ban
mock county
Wallace, the 9-year-old son OF Mr..
and Mrs George Young of Albion, was
accidentally shot aud killed.
Though the ranges are unusually dry,
the dry grass is nutritious, aad stock
continues in good condition.
Ed Burch, a young man % years Of
age, was killed in Star valley by being
thrown from a buclxing broncho.
Experts have found ex-Assessor s. o.
'Tannahiil, of Lewiston, short in his
accounts to the amount of 81, ,537.3o.
The assessment roll of Custer county
this year shows $3.50, 900, an increase of
several thousand dollars over last year.
The steamer Spokane went on rock
near Lewiston recently and sustained
damages that sent her TO Riparia for
repairs.
As the result of warm weather the
codling moth and scale have increased
in many orchards in the southwestern
counties.
Conductor John Vaile met his death
between Wallace and Tekoa by the
ditching of some fiat cars under which
he landed.
Hills station, on the Rocky Bar stage
road, was saved from destruction by
fire recently by the stage driver and
passengers.
Otto l.. Brunzell of Reynolds has sue
cessfully passed his examinations and
will enter his career as a cadet at West
Point in September.
William Carey, foreman of sawmill
fifteen miles from Drewsey, fell on the
running saw while crossing on II timber
and was instantly killed.
The harvest in the Garden valley has
been bountiful this vel y. Hay MAS put
up in better shape than for many Mars
and threshing has begun on a las>ge
grain yield.
Milo Boyalten, aged IA, was fatally
wounded by the discharge of pistol
over which he and younger brother
were struggling for possession at their
home in Boise.
During saloon row at Silver City
Charles Mccormick was severely in
jured by Nm. McGowen, who slushed
his opponent twice across his throat,
just missing the juguar vein.
Weiser's new fruit evaporator, now
under way, will have six90 feet floor
space; the plant is to cost 5000 will
have capacity of thirty-one tons every
thirty hours, aud seventeen people will
be employed in and around the build
ing.
The body of man was found in the
Payette river recently near Idaho City,
which is supposed ta,,e that of Lorefe:u
Carpenter, who lost his life on May %
at a point twenty-five or thirty miles
above, his body not having been re-
covered.
Word comes from Lewiston that the
attorneys for Kitty Ross and Ed Beck
will soon institute habeas corpus pro
ceedings to release the defendants from
custody, who have been held without
bond on the charge of poisoning Franh
Henderson
The records of Shoshone county show
that more business was transacted dur
ing the month of July than ever befor,
in the history of the county, there being
363 instruments filed for record during
the month with an aggregate valuation
of S666, 45370.
John Clancy, the man who was SC
badly beat up ut Boi~ has died frou
his injuries, aud w. T. Gill aud J. R
Black, the men charged with assault
ing Clancy, and who have been in jai
since the commission OF the crime, will
be tried for murder
Applications for booth room at tn,
Insermountain fair at Boise are coming
in very fast, and in a short time all th,
best space will be taken. Stock entries
are also arriving 10 a very encouraging
number, most of the entries so fa
being from Oregon men.