Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1901-01-24

THURSDAY, Jan. "a, 1901.
School re-opend Monday.
this place. ~

between trainss~
Mrs. /. A. Heron of Glenn's
Ferry, spent Tuesday in this place.
Representative Art Davis spent
Tuesday and Wednesday in this
place.
Uncle Tom Hanson of Grand
View is in town nursing a very sore
finger.
We are indebted to Senator Pur-
till for valuable legislative docu-
ments.
Foley Abbott1@came in Saturday
from Rocky Rar/and went to Boise
Sunday.
Bishop Funston will hold divine
services in the Episcopal church
Sunday i a. m. and s p. m.
VIM. Lewis hac returned from
Rocky Bar and reports the snow at
that place about 5 feet deep.
M. J. CAVITY does all kinds Of
boot and shoe repairing-also sad :
die and harness making and repair
ing.
Robert Brainard of Rocky Bar
has gone to Horseshoe Bend, Boise
county, to spend the remainder of
the winter.
John Wilkins recently bought
lot of fine horses from Dan McGin-
ness, and last hight shipped a car.
load of them east.
Bryan's Commoner was launched
at Lincoln. Neb., yesterday. Come
and subscribe for it and the Bulle-
tin-only 1915 year.
M. J. Canty has purchased from
VIM. Murphy the house occupied
by that gentleman as shoe shop
before his departure to Gleun's
Ferry.
Hon. Randolph Oxley, member
of the legislature from Shoshone
county, was in this place Sunday
visiting with Mrs. Marion House,
his cousin.
Cal Schof' and sister, Miss Nettie,
were visitors here Thursday from
Cold Spring valley, and Mr. Sehoff
like the good democrat he is, or
dered Bryan's Commoner to be
sent to his address,
Tuesday the commissioners unani-
mously designated the GILMORE
BULLETIN as the official paper of
the county for the next two years;
hence all official proceedings per-
tanning to Gilmore county will APP.
pear in these columns hereafter for
the above specified time at least.
The Idaho State Poultry and Pet
Stock Association will hold meet
ing in Boise February 5, 6 and Z.
Parties wishing premium list can
secure one by addressing c. II. Rob-
erts, Boise. $500 will be given
away as cash prizes.
Mayor Boyd informs US that 1t is
the intention of the city authorities
to soon put up ,a.'stfeet lamp at the
intersection ofIockm man avenue and
Bennett streetNan4also to fill in the
mud hole opposite Billy Noland's
residence on Bennett street.
Geo. w. Fletcher returned home
Tuesday evening from visit to his
aged mother in Washington county.
When he left her bedside the good
old lady's condition was somewhat
improved and we trust she may
survive many more years.
Jeff D. Whitson, who attended the
national stockgrowers convention at
Salt Lake wants Unknown that, not
withstanding newspaper reports to
the contrary. he, as delegate from
Idaho. voted against the PROPOSE.
ton to take the present tariff of
from wool and hides-and Jeff is a
staunch democrat, too.
Tuesday afternoon eight Of Noun
tain Homes crack shots had live
pigeon shoot, There were II live
birds turned loose for each man
Fred Liljegran brought down !
and badly wounded the 18th; w
~. h6VUOluS hllltu ~ anu i'm
Smith (Which shows pretty good
craftsmanship for these gentlemen
If ever there were time wher
we needed to think of what we car
have without money, it is now. w
think SO much about money. w
talk SO much about money. w
say we can do nothing withou
money. That is not so. We can b
saints without money; we can hav
peace of conscience, peace with God
JOY in God, we can have Heavei
without money Margaret Bottom
in the February Ladies' HON
Journal.
A dispatch from Boise to the Sal
Lake Tribune says it is reporte'
that DR.. Owens will soon be sus
pended as superintendent OF tn
Blaekfoot insane asylum, and tina
DR.. VIM. f. Smith Of Mountai
Home will supplant him. DR.. Smit
is a good democrat and an able ply
stefan and surgeon, and deserves tn
position. if he wants it, but th
great majority of our people woul
dislike very much to lose him frol
our midst.