Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1901-03-07

Shutter wagons. VIM. ID. Rey-
nolds.
Miss Gertie White of Boise is
visiting with her aunt, Mrs. J. D..
Whitson.
Harry Mallison's little son Law
RE is confined at home with very
sore eyes.
j. R. Wilkins and Miss Kitty
Viking of Bruneau, spent Thurs
day in this place.
If you want chickens for Sunday
dinners or any other purpose, leave
orders at Thompson's store.
March, with all its variations of
weather, is here and the snow is
disappearing from the adjacent
mountain tops.
Representative Art Davis has
been quite sick for two or three
weeks, and unable to be in his seat
in the lower house.
The Ladies Auxiliary of the
Episcopal church will have food
sale Saturday at Mrs. M. Hender-
sons store on main street.
Commissioner Billy Wilson and
wife were visitors here Monday.
Mrs. Wilson has been appointed
postmistress for Echo, so we learn.
Walter Campbell, for a wager,
attempted last Monday to outrun
horse distance of 5 yards, but
the horse came out ahead about 80
feet.
Mrs. Thursten Hutchins and
children are now located in San
Diego, Cali, and her address is:
"The Gables, No. 1449, Second
street.
Charles Brady. good democratic
rancher on King Hill Greek, was in
town Saturday and filed on tract
near Glenn's Ferry, before the Pro-
bate Judge.
G. w. Burns has filed petition in
the Probate Court for letters of
guardianship of the estate and per-
sons of May and Charles Burns,
minor heirs of Emma J. Burns,
| deceased.
Frank Beck, Is years old, clerk
in the Boise postoffice, has been
arrested for extracting gold watch
from the mails. He gave the watch
to a girl of the town named Vivian
Fay, and has confessed his crime.
Commodore Jackson is repairing
the reservoir at his ranch on Rattle
snake Greek. He says that he has
been on the creek since 1867 and
never before saw the water so high
as it was during the recent freshet
Percy Stoddard, son of the Rev.
James Stoddard, arrived here
Tuesday evening from Granger,
where he had been employed in
the railroad office. He is an intel
ligent and affable young man, and
we hope may be induced to remain
with us.
R. D. Gorby was up from
Glenn's Ferry yesterday shaking
hands with his numerous friends in
this place. Mr.. Gorby says the
railroad will not be removed from
his town, but that the grades of
Medbury hill and King hill will
be materially lessened.
! Monday, Governor Hunt APP
proved of the following bills, and
they are now laws: Making liquor
license issuable yearly only. Civ
ing each political party a represen,
tative at the secret count of votes
at each election. Reducing the
number Of university regents from
8 to 5.
Governor Hunt on Monday We.
toed the bill to exempt females
from Jury duty. In returning the
act without his approval the Gov
ernor said: The principal changt
,. made in the present statutes BY
this act is to deprive women o.
their right to serve on juries, one Of
the privileges of a citizen that they
protest agrinst being taken from
them.
"Uncalled for Fortunes" will b,
| the subject of the evening service
, 8 o'clock, at the Congregations
church next Sunday, and at 1914
5 a. M, .On Trial. Sunday sehoo
: at IL; Lesson: "Jesus and Caiaphas'
: Junior Endeavor at 4; subject
: "Lessors from Bible Children
: Gladys Sullaway, leader. YounI
8 Peoples Endeavor at 7; subject, 81
!. Castaway, Cor. 9-24-27. Temper
ance meeting, Mrs. Mullins, leader
+ No midweek meeting this evenin
on account of the special meeting
at the Baptist church.
:. The Probate Court was engaged
e all day Thursday with argument
e of counsel in the estate of Name
a Harris, deceased, upon the applica
S ton J. C. Coats and sister for a
d order setting aside the decree G
IS distribution, heretofore made in th
l. estate, giving all the property there
d of to A. M. Harris, the administra
It tor. Petitioners claimed share