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Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1901-04-11
Bruneau Brevities.

Mrs. W. Clark from Silver City sister to w r.
Strickland is visiting her relatives here in the valley
No symptoms of small pox in sight is probable that
our success in closing this dreadful disease was
through the supervision OF our health officers
Henry Ross passed through on his way to the II
range to see to the gathering Of John wilkins horses
Notice to transfers and transit travellers. Stop at
the old kentuck Home for grain and baled hay,
which is under the management of Uncle Dick Ben
ham, who will treat you like prince
The Bruneau school closes its term on Friday,
which will cause the fireman" to lose his position
Mr., Pat Kelley OF Castle Creek, is assisting in the
completion of the new store.
W. ID. Reynolds and Mr. Sloan representing the
Idaho Implement Co., are looking to the farmers
interest in that line
Jose Bengoeshed and Bro, purchased the D.
Coates estate sheep, which offered for sale by
the administrator d. D. Hyde The price per head
being Loo, which was good figure considering the
class OF sheep.
Men for lambng are wanted by the sheep men,
that experienced in that branch others need not
apply.
Mrs. ID. II. Spencer arrived from Castle Creek to
take charge OF Dan-and he seems to know it.
JIG. Coates one of the old time residents of the
valley has been here attending to the shearng Of the
Robertson Estate sheep.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1901-04-11
Easter at the Episcopal Church.

Services at St James Episcopal Church Easter
sunday were well attended AT IL a. m Rev stod.
dard delivered an able sermon on the Resurrection
The Junior choir directed by Miss Payne rendered
very creditably the Easter music Easter Bells, Z
duett by Misses Mellen and Harris was highly APP
preciated as was the ofertory solo, 1.-THE Heavenly
Song" by Miss Payne.
AT pm. the Sunday School had services Owing
TO the illness of several members the program was
somewhat changed. Neil Madison who was to have
been The Pilgrim Of the concert was i'll and Phil
sinnott, on short notice very kindly substituted
Each class was represented by some impressive
part IN the entertainment Special mention is due
the infant class for the sweet Lullaby" they sang
AT the close 81 this service Misses Critic Wells Ruth
hyde and Arda Hill were baptized. merry time
was had by the children hunting coored Easter eggs
on the church grounds.
The evening service was continuation OF the i'm
pressVe services during the day. Rev stoddard de
hvering another able sermon. The senior choir in
their usual good voice sang the always beautiful
anthem CONSIDER the Lilies and the solo easter
Eve by Mrs, W. T. Montgomery was also web rend.
cred. The interior OF the handsome little church
presented beautiful appearance. Pottcd pants
were in abundance, being artistcy arranged by the
young ladies of the church
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1901-04-11
Congregational Church.

Nuhihuhieattu
The Easter forenoon service Of
song and sermon drew crowded
house, and at the Easter concert in
the e ening by the Sunday School
many went away unable to get in.
The anthems by the choir, solos 10y
Mr.. Reynolds and Miss Swami, and
the duet by Misses Kelsey and Reed
under the leadership Of Mrs. Struck
man, were beautifully rendered.
The exercises by the several classes
and recitations by the young ladies
reflected credit on themselves and
their trainers. The prettiest part
of all wac the song by the little
children in the primary depart
ment. The decorations were abund.
ant and tastefully arranged.
Following is the evening program:
l. Opening Song Christ is Risen" Congregation.
. Exereise--"ln Far Away Judea," Boys in Mira
Ehsleys Glass.
3. Recitation 'The Gates OF Life Lille Cray
I. Duct Misses Reed and Kelsey.
s, Recitaton-"Christ is Risen" Elvira Sullaway
Q. Song Faster Lilies" Girls in Mrs. Easleys
and Mrs Springs Glasses
I. Exercise -"CrOwning the Cross" Miss Manion's
s. Song Jesus Loves Me" Miss Williams Pri
mary Glass
9 Recitation -"An Eastsr.tido peliverance," Mat
10. Solo Milton Reynolds
IL. Notwithstanding tie Cross" Miss Munros
Glass OF Girls,
II. Anthem Choir
IL. Benetiictlon.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1901-04-11


Gene Keefer was over from Little
valley Tuesday.
H. C. Scholl is again on deck as
salesman at Helfrich's.
Wall Paper-1901 stock-iust
arrived at ]. M. Cowen & Co.'S.
If you are in need of mower or
rake, call on VIM. d. Reynolds.
Fresh fish to-day at Mrs. M.
Henderson's store. Salmon, smelt,
shad, etc, every week.
Ora, the youngest daughter of
DR. B. B. Swan, has the scarlet
fever in a miidform.
Miss Winnie Wayte, a popular
young lady, has gone to Boise to
take position in the Golden Rule
store as clerk.
Omer Hutchins and VIM. Black
came down from Pine Grove Sun
day to interview the commissioners
on road matters.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Latham of
Murphy spent Saturday and Sun
day in this place and were greeted
by host of friends.
Two horses belonging to w. S.
Galloway, that were raised on II
range, disappeared a short time ago
and Mr.. Galloway was surprised to
learn that these two animals had
returned to their old range and in
doing so of course were compelled
to swim the Snake river.
Hon. w. l.. Thurman, the jolly
and competent chairman of the
Board of Commissioners, was on
hand promptly Monday morning
for official work, as also were Hon
Billy Wilson and Hon. Louie
FRANKIE. Mr.. Thurman says that
everything is lovely in his section
except the public roads, and he'll
''be dashed to Dixie if he don't
sec that they are lot better looked
after"
The Resurrection an Emblem q
Spiritual Life" will be the subject
of the forenoon service at the Con
gregational church, at 10:45. Sun
day school at IL M; Lesson, "Jesus
appearance to Mary" Junior En-
deavor at A; subject, lessons from
Bible Brothers" Walter Hanley
leader. Young Peoples Endeavol
at 7:15; subject, foundations,
Mrs r. Gray. leader. Gospel serv
ices following at s O'Clock; subject
"a result of the Resurrection-Th,
invisible Presence. Prayer meet
ing this, Thursday, evening; at 7:45
subject, "Jesus and Human Society
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1901-04-11

John CallaTay,is sick with spot
ted feve.
F. Hoffman has leased Mrs G.
w. Hill's ranch about 7 miles east
of this place.
James B. Stanfeld and family
now occupy their magnificent new
residence at the north end of town
Captain Putnam, who formerly
conducted the Overland hotel in
Boise, died recently in San Fran
cisco.
DR.. Post and W. o. King, men,
bers of the EF6ore County Irrigated
Farms Association, spent Sunday
at Boise.
See the latest styles in Ladies
Belts with Ribbon and Chenille
Piked Ends. Also Gilt and Leather
Belts. VIM. d. Reynolds, Jeweler,
James Carroll of this place has
made a homestead entry in the
Boise land office of S. E. or. n W
Or, S. w. or. Sec. 2, tip. 8 S of R G
east, 100 acres.
Hon. L. N. FRANKIE arrived here
Sunday evening from Atlanta tc
help legislate for Gilmore county
He informs us that there is about
feet of snow on the summit between
Atlanta and Rocky Bar, and thai
it will be several weeks before the
road is open for teams. AT Rocky
Bar the snow is from 4 to 5 feet.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1901-04-11
Smith Pharmacy.
Proposals for Bids.

Notice is hereby given that the Board Of County
Commissioners of Emore County, Idaho will receive
sealed proposals for opening the proposed wagon
road from Smiths Prairie to the present wagon road
in Sloan's Gulch Beginning at point what is
known as the Green ranch on Deer creek said point
being 300 feet from the old Green cabin thence IN an
eastery direction up Deer Creek to the divide be-
tween Deer Creek and the west branch OF Fall Creek
known Meadow Creek, being distance OF q ,38l
feet Thence down Meadow Creek TO Fall Creek a
distance OF 1902 feet. Thence up Camp Creek to
the divide between Camp Creek and Lester Creek O
distance Of s,O32 feet. Thence down Lester Creek
and 10 High Prairie, and across High Prairie to
the present wagon road which leads down Sloan's
Gneh 10 the wagon road from the mouth of Sloans
Guch to Pine Grove distance Of II 5Sl feet Total
length OF road, l4.T7 miles. Said roadbed to be ts)
eight feet wide four feet each side Of the center
line now staked.
There shall be a bridge constructed across Fall
Creek and culyert Deer Creek first
ing of said creek after leaving Green's cabin, all Of
which will fully appear by the modified specif.
cations now on file in the Office OF the Recorder OF
Elmore County, Idaho
Each bid submitted must be accompanied by a
good and sufficient bond in not less than
double the amount Of the bid, with two more
cites Said bids to be filed on or before SATURDAY
MAY H. 1901, and TO be opened and considered by
the Board at 10 O'Clock M Monday, May 10, 1901
The Board reserves the right to reject any or all
bids. BY order OF the Board
| apllwb w. L. THURMAN, Chairman.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1901-04-11
Proceedings of Board of Commits
Sioners.

:, April 8, 1901 Board Of Commissioners met.
Present-W. X Thurman, W. E. Wilson, L. N FRANKIE,
commissioners; A. G. Smith, Clerk, and A. NJ Sin.
mott, County Attorney
Report Of receipts and disbursements Of sherffs
Office read and approved
Communication froms Senator Purtel In regard to
salaries Of Boards, was read and aIed
Communication fronn County Superintendent OF
Public Instruction IN regard TO organizing school
district at King Hin Creek, Recommending the or.
ganzation of new district at that place Same was
allowed and organized as School District Noll
Report OF receipts ard disbursements OF Probate
Judge was read approved and fled.
Petitions Of 7. o'Daniels and o. H. Butchins and
others for construction Of new road from Dixie to
Pine Grove. as staked out by County Surveyor. Also
similar petition from w II. Petit and others.
Report OF II. c. Seho and Dan Mclaughlin ex-
amners of books OF County officers, read and ap.
proved The report shows that every officer has pro-
perly accounted for all public moneys received and
disbursed by him, and balances turned into county
treasury, and no defalcation the part Of
any officer.
April 9.-Petitions Of o. III. Hutchins and others
Tom ODaniel ana Others, and W. H. Petit aud others
all praying for the laying out aud completion OF
road from Dixie TO Pine Grove was read and bond
for payment OF viewers being flied. S q, Rhroades,
I'LL Brady and Commodore Jackson were appointed
viewers
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1901-04-11

WANTED-T r u S r w ORT HY
men and women to travel and adver-
.ise for old established house of solid
financial standing. Salary $3.50 a year
and expenses, all payable in cash. No
canvassing required Give references
and enclose self-addressed stamped en-
velope. Address, Manager, 355 Cax-
ton Building, Chicago.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1901-04-11
The E1deayor Social.

The business meeting of the
Endeavor Society was held at the
home of Miss Manion, April 5. Fol
lowing this meeting was a social
carefully planned by the social
committee. Those present took a
trip, on the Pullman Special, to
the Pacific coast, via Portland, Ore,
landing at Astoria. They had to
guess the stations along the line,
thereby relieving the brakeman.
Landing in Astoria they proceed
ed to the best fishing hooks, and
each succeeding in catching one
"speckeled beauty" After all had
secured a partner, by means of the
ribbon tied on the fish, they seated
themselves on the bank, around
the snowy white cloth bountifully
spread with delicious eatables and
lemonade, prepared by Misses Man
ion and Williams, and refreshed
their weary bodies
After lunch, songs and stories
occupied the time until the con-
ductor announced that the train
having left ten minutes before. all
would have to walk back to Mt.
Home. Then all sang "Home
Sweet Home" and turned their
faces homeward. All expressed
themselves as having a perfectly
lovply time
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1901-04-11

VIM. d. Reynolds, headq uarters
for Rock Island plows of all kinds.
A yellow flag floats in front of
Charles Turner's residence-said to
be caused by case of measles.
Watermaster Cy Doom came in
from Bennett Creek Monday to get
legal advice relative to certain mat
ters pertaining to his office.
For sale-Thoroughbred Black
Langshang eggs for Matching at 80
per setting of Is Apply to ]. A.
Reynolds at the Mitchell ranch.
S, G. Rhoades, John Brady and
Ed Thurman have been appointed
to view and repors on the proposed
new wagon road from Dixie along
the South Boise river to Pine.
Mrs. S. G.. Rhoades entertained
twelve ladies yesterday afternoon
at o'clock tea. The table was
beautifully decorated with Califor-
MIA flowers and handsomely painted
China The lunch was very dainty
and the ladies spent a pleasant
time chatting merrily over the tea
cup. Mrs. Rhoades will entertain
again tomorrow afternoon.
A young lady visiting town drop
ed into one of our well stocked
stores the other day and said: "It
is my desire to obtain a pair of
circular elastic appendages capable
of being contracted and expanded
by means of oscillating FURNISHED
steel appliances that sparkle like
particles of gold leaf set with
Alaska diamonds, and which are
utilized for keeping in position the
habilaments of the lower extremitiee
which delicacy forbids me to men
ton" Harry Madison just had
time to hand out a pair of carriers
and then fell fainting upon the
floor.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1901-04-11
The Meeting Tuesday Night.

The Board Of Village Trustees met Tuesday night,
April 9Th. Present, boyd, Keefer and Brady.
J. D. Whitson and August Kunneeke, who were
elected as trustees at the recent election being
ent, were sworn, in and seated in the board,
Mines. L. NJ Wolfe John Pence and A. Loverdge,
representing the Mothers Club, present and
quested that the Board appoint member to confer
with the representative OF the Club and member
of the Board of School Trustees in regard to fencing
appointed TO represent the Board.
Board went into election OF Village officers for the
ensuing year.
For Marshal, Mr.. whitson nominated IL ". Tanner.
MIR. Tanner was elected by reclamation
For Attorney, MIR. Brady nominated Daniel Nc
Laughiin; Mr.. Whitson nominated Judge Sloan. A
vote was taken which resulted: For McLaughlin-
Brady, keefer kunuecke, 3 For sloan Whitson,
Boyd, 2. Mclaughlin was declared elected.
For Treasurer Mr.. Boyd nominated j. ~ Cowen,
who was elected by acclamation
For street Commissioned MIR Nhitson nominated
q. W. Smith, who was elected BY reclamation
The Chairman was authorized to employ janitor
at three dollars per month.
board of health appointed composed of the
following gentlemen: +. W. Boyd, A. NJ. sinnott and
Dr. Mather.
Bills Allowed-A NJ, Sinnott, sl9.2O; }. H. Brady,
50; L. II, Cooper, So, Mrs. Lucy Tbbs 80, James
Carroll, 49, Mrs. f. Comes, S. Miss Attic q. Brady,
80; z. ID. Stillwell, S6.
Ordered that all Village officers file their official
bonds or before April 10, 1901, $50 p. m, and
session was continued to that time
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1901-04-11

Bills allowed April g. 1901
A @. Smith Clerk, District Court $t50oo
A. NJ. Sinnott, Attorney 10000
w. III. Manion assessor 395 25
j. s. White. probate Judge 1900
q. NJ Nicholson sheriff 10000
salary 225, 90
jaor $500
A. C. Smith, dep's. salary 22500
Anna L. Loope, county superintendent 5000
Mrs. S. E. Reed, hospital 200 81
Dr. W. +. Smith Co., physician 1850
G.. NJ PAYNE printing 1880
Nellie j. Williams, examiner 600
Dan Mclaughlin, auditing books Of ont going
H. c. Scholl, same 10000
C. II. Rinehart, material furnished pest
house allowed g. 80 disaowed $50
Q. ii. Rinehart, more material for pest
house, allowed 2. 10 dsallowed 40
Chas II Keefer teaming to pest house 26.00
Dan Mclaughlin, juror dist. court 500
James Morrow juror justice 225
l.. @. Wilcox, Lumber 1886
August Kunnecke, beef for pest house $io
I. r AXE Jail $40
Helfrieh Mer Co. mds 1000
Bills allowed April 10, 1901
Coats Hampton, coal 1890
Coats " Hampton coal n25
H. w Smith drugs for pest house lZW
X w Smith, Stationery 55.s1
q. w. Fletcher Co., mdse. 430I
W. Rubbery wood 800
J. M. Cowen Co., furniture l29.26
j, NJ Cowen Co., furniture B.s5
l.. Nj. Alexander 4 Co., typewriter IO.oo
G. ID. Barnard Co., blank books $500
G. d. Barnard Co., blank books 1890
Same stationery 90
Irwin Hudson Co, blank book 9oo
Glass 4 Prud Homme blanks $50
s. q. Rhoades, expenses as surveyor 1910
s. @. Rhoades, viewer 800
q. T. Rohrer, building road 2l9 90 |
a. NJ. Sinnott, expenses county atty. 40
+. p. Axe meats for pest house oeo
j. L. Tate, viewer 800
j. NJ. Lo,eland road contract 1870 |
4. J.. Thurman, road contractor ll9eI
G. W. Pray, road contractor l24So
j. II. Casey, road contractor 95.oO
Laid over A. n Babb road contractor 1876 90 |
Amos Lee. same 1875 |
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1901-04-11
The Study of fIusic.

Those DESTROYS of receiving in
structions in instrumental music
should see Miss Mabel l.. PAYNE,
permanently located in Mountain
Home. She will give instructions
to beginners as we'll as advanced
pupils, teaching the very best of
methods. Special training is given
to all beginners Terms so cents
per hour and 25 cents per half hour
lessons. Call at the residence of
Miss. Payne for any further inquiry.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1901-04-11
Town Trustees.

The Village Trustees met on the
Sd instant aud allowed the follow
ing claims:
II. w. Tanner, Marshal, $4,000;
A. M. Sinnott, Clerk, $500; G. NJ.
Payne, Printing $500; l.. H.
Cooper, Justice, $500; J. L. Hurst,
800; G. w. Fletcher Co.. Ltd ,
S26.15; c. H. Keefer. $500; G. w.
Hunt, $l.36;. M. e. Smith, $10.35;
K. w. Smith, $3.50.
The Board then adjourned sine
die.
A quorum of the members Of the
incoming board being present..
ii. Brady, c. II. Keefer, and +. w.
Boyd-they were sworn in as trus-
tees by the clerk. and organized as
a Board by electing f. w. Boyd,
chairman and A. NJ Sinnott, clerk.
The election of the other village
officers was laid over, and the board
adjourned to meet at call of chair.
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be rieIig netts 8efanntI9aften gema9t.
fag' i9 Dir - Srau aibb, cine flotte.
feline Ditttps. bic unfere Sasben nit
rettet. Sic 6etppbnt nit ibrerS9tpe7
lter Elm rei5enoes 9aus am Merr;onz
plab, uro mir Tino CUTE 8ameraosn."
- vl1no Osins frii6eren &umeraben?"
= r5aGs Oh Die Gat9pool meinit,
mil Der bab' i6 gebrOhen. Sic piro
mir 81 fre9. Mir o~antten uns tpessn
elmer @ette unb gruBen uns ni9t
me6r."
CGortIssuug fotat.)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-04-13
Ser YrnnuftensN arft.
unien1tebsnben Yrsiie be5iebsn ii

(Dis unienitebenben prsiie beaishsn fi9
auf bas Gnsrosz9 si4aft; i'm gnz
betaii>9anosl 1T elm sntiprsdsnbsr
4uHdlas gu bsrs4nen.)
5arm= 3 rObutte
Rdfs: pro pfunb, Nep=Yorf, bon
Creme. 6%Ozpfunbis. 124c. Biz 12ae.;
Had. 35zpfinois. 12sc. 6is 1885,; 23z
pfunbis, 13c. bs 1916.
2ebsnbss 9eflissl: prp pfunb,
junse 9iibnsr Zoe. Biz 32c.; 9snnen
lie. pro pfuno; &ntsn 9c.-11c.;
GanIe pro 5tld 5Dc. big &c.; 5auz
BEN PRO Yaar 30c. big Boo.