Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1901-12-26

! ins, repairing mattresses, in fact
anything in this line can be don
. by W. II. Brookman. Leave or
ders at the Turner house and Will
there just step in and examine tn
work he has done.
. Bruneau valley people are on tn,
verge of an oil excitement. The Ba
ker City people, who located abou
ZOO acres of land in that section
will commence operations in tn,
early spring, being confident they
will be successful.
| James Herman of Rocky Bar i.
spending the holidays with friends
IN Boise. Mr.. Herman owns the
Herman group of mines in Rocky
Bar and says this property will in
time, with proper development
equal the famous Gilmore mine
which it adjoins.
Judge White has appointed P. r,
Longfellow administrator of the
Elizabeth Ramsdell estate. He
has also been appointed trustee for
the Monday & Riggs bankrupt
stock of saddles and harness.
These positions were formerly filled
by W. Fl Lodge.
The senior editor of this paper is
now sojourning in the "Sunny
South" He recently spent a day
in Livingstone, Alabama, where he
owned his first newspaper, when a
lad of II years. He found great
many changes. The town almost
dead; no traces of its past prosperi-
ty visible.
The principle difference between
the east and the west is that the
former practices watering stocks,
while the latter advocates watering
the plains. If some of the moist
ure squeezed out of the corpora
tons and applied to the arid lands
The entire country would be ben
Press.
A St. Louis paper has just discov-
cred on the federal statute books a
law passed in 1892, which imposes
a penalty of not less than 500 nor
more than $1,000 on any railway
company that discharges an en-
ploye on the ground that he is a
union man. 1t is needless to saw
that the law has never been en-
forced.
A Half-Million Dollar Poem. 1t
is stated that THE Absent Minded
Beggar," by Rudyard Kipling, has
realized in various ways about
$485,O00 for the families of the
British soldiers who have fought in
South Africa, or somewhat more
than $4,000 for each line.-Decem-
Der Ladies' Home Journal.
Idaho State Teachers Associa-
ton, Moscow, Ida, Dec. 31-Jan. S,
1902, for the above occasion
through round trip rate of $21.3O |
70 Moscow is authorized. Tickets
On sale Dec. 20 and 80, limited to
continuous passage in each direction
With a final limit of Jan. 7, 1902.
Leonard Way, Agent.
Inc mere appearance of a mans
lame and address in every issue
If a leading newspaper will do
work to increase his trade. Every
business man, however, is able to
i've facts about his establishment
which will encourage people to deal
With him. To state such facts
clearly in a newspaper is the princi-
,al secret of successful advertising
Eek.
John Henderson, of Castle creek,
Who for the past three years has
'een in Washington and Alaska,
vas in town Yesterday on business
onnected with making final proof
n his desert land claim at Castle ,
reek. John is looking we'll and ,
ugged, and the northern climate
ppears to agree with him. He :
viii be in again in January.-Silver
lily Avalanche.
Joe Sprague of Boise, father of /
frs. Leonard Way and Mrs. J. D.
ielfrich of this place, met with {
ainful accident last week on his
FAY from Boise to Emmett. He {
'as travelling in buggy when the {
cam ran off throwing its occupant |
ut. When found he was uncon- /
cious, having dislocated his shout
er and broken several ribs. Joe's &
nany friends in this place hope for {
is speedy recovery. I
Services at the Congregational
hurch next Sunday will have ref
renee to the old year and the new.
retrospective and prospective !
lew, forenoon at II and evening at
80. Sunday school at II. Jun
Or Endeavor at 4, Edward Mason, ,
eader. Senior Endeavor at $50, ,
Iellie j. Williams leader. Both ,
re monthly conservation meetings. ,
rayer meeting each Wednesday ,
vening at 7:30. A cordial invita- ,
on to all services. !,
Born, to the wife of Attorney e.
!. Walters, last Friday, a 7 pound /
oy. Mother and baby doing we'll;
lso the father is somewhat i'm.
rovpd He WOO a bla ~ ot+ond ~ /