Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1901-06-27

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Miss Mary Glenn has returned
home from visit to Boise.
Albert Rosenheim returned HON,
last evening from a visit at HALEY
Sam Jacobson, the Glenn's Fer
ry merchant, was in this place
Monday.
/ Mccormick, Deering and Woods
Repairs or hand.
c. R. KELSEY Co. LTD
Mrs. Schwartz and Miss Abbott
OF Cold Spring valley were visitors
here Monday.
Ralph Damron, who recently
graduated at Weiser academy, has
returned TO this place.
SIBERIA, the best Refrigerator
made, for sale by ]. M. Cowen &
Co, furniture dealers.
L. D. Glazier of Provo, Utah, is
now filling the place of stenogra-
pher at Kelsey's big store.
George Hampton came over from
Brnneau to attend the circus and
to hear John Raker's melodeous
laugh
Hicks, the weather prophet, init
mates that there VIII be some unu-
sual weather during the latter part
of the first week in july. So lookout.
Rev. Father Moran, a priest of
the of Paulist Fathers, will conduct
a Cathode Mission in the Opera
House in this city from Sunday to
Thursday. Services and lectures
both morning and evening Every
body cordially invited.
The annual convocatlon of the
Episcopal church, Diooease of
Boise, meets in Trinity church, Po-
catello, this week, Thursday Fri
day and Saturday. The Rev. James
Stoddard expects to attend and
take part in it; but hopes to be able
to return in time for next Sundays
services
Sheriff Nicholson followed and
arrested supposed horsethief in
Cold Spring valley Monday. The
sheriff had been notified to lookout
for man who had stolen five head
of horses near Boise, but the horses
did not correspond with the descrip-
ton furnished and the man was al
lowed to go his way.
Arthur Pence, McRea & Rogerson,
John Noble, Bratten & Faraday, H.
Lawson, NJ. Estes, Whitson Bros ;,
and Joe Holiday, sold all their wool
yesterday, at prices ranging from
103 to III cents, Whitson Bros. re-
ceiving the highest figures. The
sales amounted to about 100000
pounds.
Married, at Corral, Idaho, June
20, 1901, Elijah Fletcher and Miss
Ethel Hicks. Mr.. and Mrs. T. G.
Boardman of this place attended
the wedding, and from Mr.. Board
man we learn that there were fully
$50 friends present to witness the
ceremony and partake of the great
feast spread. A more jolly and So
ciable crowd never mbled to
pay their respects to a worthy
young couple just embarking on the
sea of matrimony The happy pair
is well known and highly respected
at Mountain Home, and the BuLLE.
TIN joins with their army of friends
in wishing them long and pros
porous welded life.
Mountain Home possesses brave
little lady-one who will maintain
her rights even if necessary to re-
sort to the pointing of gun at sup
posed intruders upon her premises.
6. n. Smart rented and occupied
Mrs. James CAROLS dwelling house
for seven months, and when he and
his family went to Boise, Smart left
wagon with Mrs. Carroll as part
payment for rent due. Monday G. e.
Cofker and Henry Howard went to
the Carroll premises, during Mr..
Carrolls absence, and attempted to
remove the wagon, claiming that it
belonged to the MeKim estate, and
that ''the court" had instructed
them to get it. Mrs. Carroll gently
demurred against such procedure,
relating at the time the manner in
which she got possession of the wag-
on. But the party armed with in
struetins from the court" insisted
and were in the act of removing
the wagon, when Mrs. Carroll APP
peared on the scene with her
little pistol and warned them to let
the wagon alone or suffer the con-
sequences. They concluded discre-
ton the better part of valor and
decamped to town to get "the court"
to issue replevir papers.