Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1902-01-16
THURSDAY, Jan. is, 1902.
cbas. w. Howeth spent Sunday

III DOicC.
Regular Masonic meeting nexl
Wednesday night.
Carpets, Carpets-al kinds at J
M. Cowen & Co.'S.
Mrs. Easley and Miss Schran
vi sited in Boise last week.
J. P. LaSalle, the Glenn's Ferry
sheep man, was in this place Fri
day.
Grand symphony orchestra will
the Diamond Bros. Minstrels Janu
airy II.
Miss Ida Fitzwater went to Poca
tello Monday to visit with friends
in that city.
Attorney Frank Wyman of Boise
epent Saturday in this place, on
professional business.
The Diamond Bros played to q
packed house and pleased audience
at Great Falls, on Jan. 6.
Our stock of groceries is always
fresh and up to date.
CHAs. r. KELSEY Co., Ltd.
Attorneys Wolfe and McLaugh-
lin were at Glenn's Ferry Saturday
on professional business.
John Smith and Lew Tanner
went down to Snake river Saturday
on duck hunting expedition.
See the famous Rio Bros. aero
bats with Diamond Bros. MINISTRIES
at the opera house January 20
Attend the social dance next
Saturday evening. Good music
and an enjoyable time is assured.
Watch for the big street parade
and band concert at noon by the
Diamond Bros. big Ministries Janu-
AIRY 20.
Jeff and Buck Whitson, two ex-
tensive sheepraisers and good men
generally, visited the State capital
Saturday.
All kinds of blacksmithing and
wagon repairing promptly and
neatly done by Thomas Atwood,
next to DIR. Swans office.
Senator Purtill and Ruthy Fitz-
water came up from Snake river
Sunday and returned Tuesday ae-
companied by Mrs. Purtill.
STOVES.-Come into our new
store and see the best stove on
earth-the St. Clair Hot Blast. It
will save you half your coal.
J. M. CowENL & Co.
The pleasant weather continues
in this section and farmers and
cattlemen and sheepmen are be-
coming impatient at the long con-
tinued dry spell. Storms are seri-
ously needed, particularly snow
storms in the mountains to produce
water for irrigating purposes in the
valleys next summer. There have
been already two dry winters and
if this one proves a third-as Prof
Hicks predicts for the northwest
the outlook for next summer is not
very bright for the agricultural and
stock interests. But there is yet
time in February and March for
generous downpours Of snow and
rain, and we trust it may come.
Report of Cold Springs school for
the month of December: No. en-
rolled, II; Average daily attend
ance is % Neither tardy nor alb
sent, Charley Hall, James Wilson
Lloyd Wilson, Roy Ross, leila
Ross, Louraine Ross. Not absent
but tardy once, Leona Blackwell
John Blackwell, Olive Hall, Ida
Wilson, Daisy Hall, Drill Hall. N O,
times on roll of honor, Olive Hall
II, Ida Wilson 3, Hollis Blackwell
2, Roy Ross l, Byrnie Blackwell
l, Lloyd Wilson /, Louraine Ross
1. LILLE B. VERT, Teacher.
The resignation of Messrs Boyd
and Whitson as members of the
village board of trustees is regret.
ted by many of our citizens. They
have faithfully labored for the in
terests of Mountain Home and in
various instances have received
nothing but "cusses" in return
It is thankless position, without
emoluments, and when man il
found who will give his time and
AZ attention to its duties he should
receive just acknowledgment for
the same-certainly not censure
based upon false reports. When q
democratic board succeeded a re-
publican board of trustees the vii.
lage was abont $1,000 in debt. I'm.
der democratic rule that debt has
been paid in full and many mate,
rial and costly improvements have
been made for the betterment Of
Mountain Home. The larger tax.
payers seem inclined to give credi,
where it lie due--but the non-tax.
paying kickers are in the saddle
ana seemingly bent upon dissentior
ton of facts. :.