Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1901-03-28
THURSDAY, March 2S, 1901.

Wall Paper-l901 stock-ius,
arrived at J. M. Cowen & Co.'S.
If you are in need of mower or
rake, call on VIM. d. Reynolds.
Fine navel oranges at H. b
Thompson's, 80 cents per dozen.
VIM. D. Reynolds, headquarters
for Rock Island plows of all kinds.
Mrs. Melton, of Rocky Bar has
been visiting in this place for several
days.
L. L. Springs little son has about
recovered from On attack of scarlet
fever.
George Drummond came in Mon
day from Jordan Valley, where he
spent the winter.
Attorney Frank-Wyman of Boise
was in this place Yesterday on pro-
fessional business%
Fresh fish to-day at Mrs. M.
Henderson's store. Salmon, smelt,
shad, etc, every week.
IF you want chickens for Sunday
dinners or any other purpose, leave
orders at Thompson's store.
E. c. Helfrich a0d j. H. Carrot
each made business trip to Boise
Monday, returning here that night.
III. G. Scholl has gone to Salt
Lake to take charge of the furnish
ing goods department of the New
York store in that city.
Hon. T. w. BARLEY, state game
warden, visited this place Saturday
in the interest of the Woodmen
order of which he is chief officer.
See the latest styles in Ladies
Belts with Ribbon and Chenille
Piked Ends. Also Gilt and Leather
Belts. VIM. d. Reynolds, Jeweler
G. w. Fletcher Co. have recently
received carload of Balm wagons,
and have large lot of buggies and
buckboards daily expected to arrive.
Judge and Mrs. Pc, ky and their
daughter Esther,-accompaniedb by
DIR. Lenore Perky Of Lincoln, Neb.,
visited the Bdeh hot springs Sun
day.
Dan Reber of the Dixie Crown
Point Mine, yenbto Pocatello Mon
day. Mr. Reber is evident v ar
ranging for big summers work at
the Crown Point.
Yellow flags now float from the
residences of Dr. Nieukirk, DR.. Swan
and Jerry Cronin, caused by a
child at each residence named being
afflicted with scarlet fever.
LADIES, | will have my millin-
cry opening on Tuesday, April I'd.
Come and see the pretty Easter
hats. MARY GRAY.
Representative VIM. Arthur Davis
and wife returned here Saturday
from Boise and Sunday evening
Mr.. Davis departed for Chicago on
mining business, to be absent about
two weeks.
Judge Sinnott is ready for regis
tering voters for the village election,
which is to be held next Tuesday in
the basement of the school house,
The registration books will close
Saturday evening.
The motion for a new trial in the
water case of Hal and Wilson VS..
Ross ct al. was argued before Judge
Perky in chambers last Saturday
and taken under ndvisement by the
court, and briefs ordered to be filed
Voters should remember that the
candidates on the Citizens ticket
were all present when nominated
but never sought the honors. II
elected they will serve, and follow
in the footsteps Of the able boards
of the two past years.
John E. Wilkins is the happiest
man in this western empire. About
6 o'clock Thursday evening, Marcel
81, 1901, MRS. Wilkins presented
Mr.. Wilkins With q 81 pound boy
and DIR. Smith informs us that thu
mother and son are getting along
nicely, but thinks that Johnny ii
not yet entirely out of all danger
from excessive joy.
Hon. Fred II. Davis, assistan
Pan American Exposition commits
sioner for Idaho, writes the Bulletin
that he will visit Gilmore count.
within the next two weeks in thu
interest Of the Mining Congress ane
Pan American Exposition. Mr.
Davis is anxious that the state b.
we'll represented from every section
and assistance to that end from
anyone would be duly appreciated
by him.
The suit OF the state vs.. j. ii
Meyer, charged with horse stealing
came up on examination befor
Judge Flanagan at Glenn's Ferr.
on Friday, County Attorney Sinnot
appearing for the state, and Judg
Wolfe for the defense. The evldenc
submitted was deemed as insult
cient to hold the defendant for tria
in the District Court, and on motto
of the County Attorney the sui
was dismissed. The matter shout
have been determined by replevi
suit. and not by process OF the crim
inal law.