Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1902-03-27

THURSDAY. March 81, 1902.

at Reynolds
Attend the Catholic entertain
ment Monday night.
J. e. VanDeusen spent Sunday
at the State Capital city.
Hon. Art Pence came in from
Hot Spring Saturday evening.
Scott Curry, a we'll known sheep
man, lie down with spotted fever.
Mrs. w. H. Walker has been
quite sick during the past week.
LADIES, you are not dressed
without the latest in Sash orna-
ments. Ask Reynolds.
Just Out-Easter Lockets. All
the rage in New York and Mount
ain Home. See Reynolds.
Charles Edgington has returned,
with his cattle, from the Oreana
country. He reports his stock in
excellent condition.
Mrs. c. r. Shaw and children
came in from Boise Friday evening,
on q visit with Mr.. and Mrs. w. G..
Reynolds and family.
DR.. Nieukirk was called to Pearl
mining camp Monday to attend
Jesse, son of John Malmburg, who
was reported very sick.
J. d. " hitson, deputy sheep in
specto-, returned home from Ada
county Saturday evening, and has
since been quite sick with a severe
cold.
James Downs departed last Fri
day for his president" mine in
Lime Greek district. Mr.. Downs
numerous friends here wish him
unbounded success.
Constable Albert Stein came up
from Glenn's Ferry Friday, bring
ing with him two hobos whom he
placed in Jail for so days for steal
ing lot of clothing
Miss Bertha Turner has resigned
her position with the Telephone Co.,
and Manager Holland of Boise has
engaged Miss Ora Reid as dav OPP
orator. Miss Reid will assume the
duties of the office April LIST.
st. James Episcopal Sunday
school will have their Easter exer-
cises at 3 o'clock. There will be a
program of Easter songs and recita-
tons with the customary egg hunt.
Everybody is invited to attend.
Judge Perky came in Sunday
and remained between trains. Ac-
companied by Mrs. Perky, he left
on the east-bound train that even
ing for Albion, where district court
was convened last Monday.
Manager Brockman of the Bee,
Sugar Co. returned here Friday
from Chicago, and he and Superin-
tendent Pecha are busy looking af-
ter various matters pertaining tc
the opertions of the company.
The BULLETIN welcomes to oul
midst dozen or more industrious
young men who have recently ar.
rived here from old Missouri, Ken
lucky, Tennessee and Georgia
They have old time friends here anc
will not remain long idle.
The friends of the Malone,
-non-partisan' ticket are liable te
circulate all sorts of. canards about
the Taxpayers ticket before cleo
ton. Pay no attention to them and
vote the ticket headed by Jim Stan
field. They are all frst-class mer
in every respect-everyone of them
And they will serve if elected
1t is about time for your pianos
to be tuned and put in good condi
tion after the winters use. Be SURF
that competent tuner does tn,
work. There are tramps in plan,
tuning as in other business. Dom
patronize them. c. e. Robinson
will be here The latter part of April
Leave all orders in his line will
Miss Mabel L. Payne.
d. w. Greenburg has filed suit
in the district court, through hi
attorneys Wyman & Wyman O
Boise, against the Gilmore Count,
Irrigated Farms Association an,
the Idaho Beet Sugar Co. The com
plant states that the suits brough
Tor services as manager of the abov
companies in Idaho during the pas
six months for sum aggregatin
/. $4,000. 90
" Born, in Mountain Home. Idab,
March %, 1902, to the wife of job
y. hayes, son. We are please
to say that the mother and chill
are doing well, but fear that n
great Joy of the father may proy
fatal. Grandpa Maroni johnson
also almost crazy from ioy an
whispered to us in confident,
way that "Johny is making
burned fool of himself at the bous
oy dancing, kicking over chairs an
nurrahing for his new bow who
J Jap 81 these days sure to be pres