Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1901-01-03
THURSDAY, Jan, 3, 1901.

MohduJ.
Miss Skidmefe,has returned from
Salt Lake. ~
Roscoe Smithspent Sunday al
the State Capital.
Mrs. J. B. Stanfeld is recovering
from her recent illness.
School willEopen next Monday
after two weekS vacation.
Frank Struckman went to Allan.
ia Sunday on mining business.
]. T. and j. B, aWhitson of Bru-
neau spent sunday/in this place.
Miss Helen Daugherty of Soldier
has gone to Boise to spend the win
ter.
w. e. Wilsopoh as sold his house
And And lots in THIS place to George
1t is reported that the smallpox
is rapidly spreading in Bruneau
valley. S--~
L. A. Underwood came up from
Mora and spent Christmas with his
family.
Miss Green, Miss Bogard and
Mrs. Wickersham returned to Boise
Sunday.
Born, in Mountain Home, Deem
Der 26, 1900,tto L, J Tanner and
wife daughter..--
Mrs. G. w. Smith has been lying
seriously i'll in this place for the
past week or more.
Board and lodging with private
family very REASONABLE. For terms
inquire at this office.
Richard Benham, a pioneer of
Bruneau valley, has been in this
place durirtg-the past week.
Miss Cupp, who has been visiting
with with Mr.. and Mrs. Cowen, re-
turned to Caldwell Sunday.
All here are pleased to learn that
#. Hutchins Of Boise is recovering
from his recent dangerous illness.
Thompson & Co., having recently
received fine peanut rooster, you
can now order your peanuts hot or
cold.
About 25 telephone line workers
are now camping here. The line
will be completea-to this place in a
few days.
After very pleasant visit with
relatives and a host of friends, Miss
Minnie TannebFeturned to Black.
foot Monday.
Mrs. Henderson, assistant prin-
cipal of the Mountain Home schools,
spent the holidays with relatives in
Salt Lake city.
Joe Montague is erecting an ice
box at the rear of his dwelling
house at the coruef of Jackson ave-
nue. and Canyon street.
Judge X, I. Perky, wife and
daughter returned home Monday
from Haley, where Mr.. Perky had
been on professional business.
Miss Ruby Meiien returned tc
the Albion Normal school by last
nights train. Miss Jessie Landers
also returned to Albion the same
train.
We are told that the Gilmore
county stockmen will meet al
Mountain Home next Saturday
and elect delegates to the nationa
stockmen's association to be hello
at Salt Lake Oh the 18th of January
In the case of the o. S l.. Rail
road Co. vs.. Assessor 0'Neill anC
Gilmore county wherein the com
pany refused to pay taxes on theil
machine shops at G lenn's Ferry
Judge Stockslhger has decided tina
the assessment wasfvalid and holds
in favor of tie county. Lawyer
Perky and Judge Sinnott were at
torneys for the county and DIETRICH
and Wolfe for tbs railroad company
Jim Miller, formerly a residen
of this place and who is now run
ming the best hotel in Washington
sends us the following characteristic
note, which is duly appreciated
Tekoa, Wash, Dec. 3lst. 1900
Dear BuLLETIN-''Rip Van Wrinkle
after a long slumber awakens to tn
fact that we are just closing The
century, and which has tendenc.
to recall our past actions, and II
doing SO the meanest thing we flint
recorded against anyone is the beat
ing of subscriptions to some goo'
live paper and a few board bills
and upon reflection our sympath.
goes out to the publisher and board
ing house keeper. Not expectin
to witness the closing Of the mex
century | desire to make peace wit
my editor at this time by enclosin
the within. the very last act of tn
kind during the 10Th century
trusting that in the event we decid
to witness the closing of the mex
there will not then be create
difference in our accounts. The Ell
closed order was the last in tn
stub aud is to be the last one issuet
hence it should pass on with
history. Mrs. Dorsey and Eth
left last night for Spokane aftt
having visited here few days.