Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1902-02-06

Cobwebs are never seen in stores
that advertise.
Mrs, Hungerford has gone to Sc
attic to see sick brother.
John Henderson will to night de-
part on his return to Nome.
Mr.. and Mrs. Johnson of Payette
are visiting with Mr.. and Mrs. A. J..
Harris.
Miss Ora Reed will this evening
depart for Bellevue on a visit with
her sister.
At Boise Yesterday Walter Cor
ker and Miss Josephine Rhodes
were married.
Mr.. Lander, young man from
California, is visiting his mother
Mrs. L, T. Wilcox, in this place.
Dan Reber went to Boise last
night. He saws the Crown Point
mine is producing lots of splendid
ore.
Leonard Way and George Coyle
are erecting dwelling houses or
their homestead locations near this
place.
Miss Winnie Wayte departed last
Sunday for Boise to accept a posi-
tion as cashier rendered her by T. J
Caldwell of Caldwell's store.
Miriam Chapter No, 4, O, E. s,
will hold a regular meeting mex
Saturday evening. A full attend
ance is requested. Mabel L. Payne
WIN.
R. M Stone of Bruneau has gone
to Salt Lake to have his eyes treat
ed by a specialist, and all hope thu
venerable gentleman may return
with his eyesight fully restored.
Rev. Irl r. Hicks almanac make
the following forecasts for February
Passing from January TO February
reactionary storm period will be ii
progress Look for rise in tsmpera
ture, W nds become southerly with
falling barometer, all followed by wild
areas of rain and snow moving from
west to east On the 7th, covering tn
9th to the 10th, the general cold pre-
vailing will give way to warmer. Tn
wind will change and blow from SOU
therly and easterly directions, clou,
formations will appear and storms @
rain and snow will take up their marc
eastward. These storms will be a
their highest from Friday, the 7th, t
Monday the 10Th. Another high ba
rometer, northwesterly gales and col
wave will follow closely behind thes
storms. February, as a rule, is char
acterized by very unstable weathe
conditions. The indications are tina
some of our hardest winter storms an
weather will be late in February an
early in March. We warn'ou reader
to this end. All reasonable and pos
sible precautions for sheltering an
feeding of stock should be taken. w
believe the months of April, May an
June will be propitious above the a,
erage for all agricultural and outdoo
ayocations.p
1t is claimed that pure apple CT
der vinegar taken at intervals is
preventative of smallpox. 1t ha
been known for a long time thu
cream of tartar is considered a goo
preventative if taken in moderat
doses dissolved in water. The oil
ject is to keep the bowels in health
order, and if cream of tartar does thi
pure apple cider vinegar, which
generally handy, can be tested 70
the same results. However, if
prevent smallpox is only to kee
the bowels in order, there ought I
be run on Idaho prunes, whicl
make, in stewed form, the bes
natural laxative known. But the
are not sold with the noxious pat
ent medicine stamp, which drive
the majority of people to the mar
row house before their time; henc
the fruit is not as popular as
should be. By and by some smar
druggist will patent an extract 0
the Idaho prune and then every
body will want it, for it will be ad
vertised TO cure every i'll, from al
in-growing toe nail to the remova
Of treckels on the face.-Murra,
Sun.