Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1902-05-08

that furnishes the Doodle, because
the republican party believes in
bestowing special privileges in re-
turn for campaign contributions.
Claude Clays went to Salt Lake
last evening.
Judge Perky visited at the Capt.
tai city on Tuesday.
Ed Goddard has moved his sheep
shearing outfit to Cat creek.
Bob McNeely, Cat creek miner,
was here Saturday for supplies.
Born, at Glenn's Ferry, May A,
to the wife Of VIM. Rosevear, a son.
Our line of Ladies' Bette are far
ahead of any in town. Call and
see them at REYNOLDS, the jeweler.
A. ]. VanWeir died at Silver
City on the 4th. aged 70 years.
He was the oldest Mason in Idaho.
We have plenty Of choice Rock
Spring Coal.
| OHAS. ~. hELSEr CO.s btu.
A girl should overlook the freck-
les on the face of a boy who is kind
to his mother.
j. G. Black goes out and K. E..
Knepper of Washington state goes
in az president of the Albion Nor
NAL school.
Western Federation of Miners,
, Denver, Colo, May 26-June 4, 1902.
For this occasion the rate is one
and one-fifth fare for the round trip
on the certificate plan is authorized
to Denver and return, based on an
attendance of so or more; tickets
, on sale May 25 to June 1, 1902.
! For further information apply to
, LEONARD WAY, Agent.
N. f. Foubert, who stole horses
' at Three Creek and afterward drove
d lot of cattle off the ranges in Lem.
hi county and shipped them tc
! Boise, plead guilty at Silver City
l last week and was sentenced to I
years and months in the peniten'
: tiary.
!, Regular services at the Congre
9 gational church next Sabbath al
IL, a. M, and s, p. IN. Sunday
), school at r. Junior Endeavor al
h a, subject-Pilgrim's Progress v.
o Great Heart, and how to be one
Senior Endeavor at 7, subject-Je
; sue, the Living Bread Prayer
i meeting Wednesday evening at g.
: The Entire Nous club met with
Mrs. A. Roseheim, Monday, Apri
q 81. Roll call answered by quota
8 tons FROM Tennyson. Program 70
# afternoon: "Locksley Hail." reat
by Mrs. Madison. Synopsis Q
90 "Enoch Arden" by Mrs. w. I
. Montgomery. Topic: Color line,
Miss Nellie Mellen. Club &C
ourned after which the hostes
y served dainty refreshments.-Mri
'e W. d. Reynolds, Secretary.
- The Congregational Sunda
school will have picnic next Sat
urday afternoon at Q o'clock at th
70 church lawn. Families wi
Us bring sandwiches or cake, to ca
with the lemonade. Members {
a the church and congregation an
y any others who desire to go are il
ID vited to come and bring luncl
es Let no scholars stay away who ca
o. not bring lunch. All come an
e. have happy outing
The following is the estimate
81 village expenses for the comm
i'll year as made by the village boar
We last evening: Salary of masha
e. 1920; clerk, 1880; attorney, IL
to so; treasurer, 80; street commi
ct, sioner, per diem, 100; extra polio
lie. 200; board of prisoners, 100; st
a tionery and printing, $50; Electi'
he expenses, 70; fire department, 8
so pound rent, 20; telephone rent, 2
streets and alleys, 500; light
ro- streets, 300; miscellaneous e
81 penses, 100; to pay outstanding wa
nd rants, 1000; total, $3665.
i'd The postal authorities at Was
'li- ington recognizing the liabilities
iii postmasters TO make mistakes
to getting letters in wrong boxes, ha
of fixed penalty of 5000 on perso
at taking mail out of the office otf
If than their own and not returning
rs The law is to have people look
wn their mail before taking it out
vo- the Office and if they have m
)ne other than their own they must
Tres turn it at once. 1t also inclu
gh- newspapers. The excuse that it
or the postmaster's fault "cuts no ic
: OF If you have been getting other
is Piles mail you had better tt
the o.,,;,, or vo,, NAV oat intn trO