Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1901-02-21
Fresh bread for sale by Mrs.


c John Turmes came over from
Schooay yesterday.
The legislature will adjourn
about the 10th of March.
John Neil was over from Bots,
Monday, between trains.
Read the new advertisement o
w. D. Reynolds, the ieweler.
Roscoe Smith and Frank Struck
man spent Sunday at Boise.
Spencer Of Castle Creek is build
ing new storehouse at Bruneau
George Hampton and wife wen
to Bruneau yesterday for short
visit.
Lawyer Guy G. Barnum was in
this place yesterday on professional
business.
Monday was Chinese new wear
and duly celebrated in this place
by the mongolians.
A good shave and good haircut
by a good barber at George Costiff s,
near the Commercial hotel.
Another author of love songs has
died in poverty. Why don't they
write coon songs and change to the
govt?
Mrs. Alcorn has been granted a
divorce from DR.. ]. G. Alcorn, who
is now serving time in the peniten-
tiary.
Mrs. t. Hutchins and daughters
have left Boise and gone to San
Diego, California, to reside perma-
nently.
The Carson News says person
" no would "rubberneck" on tel
ephone line would listen at
neighbours keyhole.
Mr.. Scholl, formerly salesman at
Acker's, has returned from Seattle
with the intention of remaining in
this place, we are told.
Col. Jones of Blackfoot News rises
to remark; "If Mrs. Nation was
doctor she would be a whole team
on diseases of the joint"
Harry Hughes, the popular rep
resentative of Coleman & Co.'S.
wholesale liquor house, Boise,
spent Friday in this place.
L. T. Wilcox, on Tuesday bought
the Acker stock of goods for $2,10O
and the Citizens Bank bid in the
store building, residence, etc, at
$3.50.
Annis, daughter of Charles Geer-
hart, is suffering from scarlet fever,
but we are pleased to learn from
DR.. Smith that her condition is not
serious.
R. NJ. Stone, an aged gentleman
of Bruneau, is suffering from
very sore foot caused by stepping
upon a rusty nail, which penetrated
his foot.
Considerable rain has fallen here
during the past week and the snow
has been piling up in the mount
ains-for which all should be duly
thankful.
II. Willis and George Mahony
have secured a contract from James
B, Stanield to erect large tower
house and windmill at his resi-
dence in the north end of town
George w. Fletcher returned
home yestei day from Washington
county, where he had been to visit
his aged, invalid mother, whose
health has recently somewhat i'm
proved.
Rob Jackson, who started for
Rocky Bar Monday evening with
an important telegram for Superin-
tendent Brockman, in the extreme
darkness and rain storm, got offI
the road and did not reach Dixie
until noon Tuesday.
Tuesdays Boise Evening Capital
News says: State Treasurer J. J.
Plumer and wife left on last nights
train for FIT. Madison, Iowa, called
there by a telegram announcing
that DR.. Plumer's sister was not ex-
pected to live. The husband of the
sick lady was notified at Rocky Bar,
Idaho, and will hasten to her bed
side.
Mrs. Carrie Nations quiet Sun
day ran about thus: Noon: Mrs.
Nation broke into a saloon, One
p. M: Mrs. Nation broke into a
livery stable where bar fixtures
were stored. Two p. M; Mrs. Ma
ton broke into cold storage plant
to hunt for liquor, etc. Three p. |
M. Mrs. Nation broke into jail and
she's there yet.
A Colfax, Washington, man has
invented machine drill which it
is claimed, will strike 216 blows by
the four pound hammer per minute.
The machine is operated by one
man who simply turns a crank
which revolves a wheel to which is
attached four 4-pound hammers,
each striking the drill with terrific
force and is calculated to do the
work of eight men. The machine
weighs only 125 pounds.
Kansas went republican last fall
by an old time majority, yet law
and order is at a discount there,
rr.ln,.,n linnn4nhns tell of men and