Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1903-11-12
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And yet again we find it neces-

And yet again we find it neces-
sary to notify contributors that
unsigned manuscripts can not be
accepted by The Bulletin. This is
a rule the wisdom of which is un-
questioned and for which abundant
good reasons can be given. 1t is
possible that communication mi
nus the signature which reached
this office few days since was due
to an oversight, and we are really
enclined to believe it really so, but
nevertheless the rule must be adj
hered to. In this particular instance
we regret our inability to print the
communication containing, as it did,
entertaining and important matter,
which we know would please many
of The Bulletin readers.
Mrs. M. l.. Davis and daughter
Hattie returned last night from
Boise, after an absence of three
weeks, where Miss Hattie has been
under the care of a physician dur
ing their stay. A marked improve
ment in the state of her daughters
health amply compensates the
mother, and family, too, for the alb
sence from home. M. l.. has been
on his good behavior since 7;10 last
evening, and not minute longer,
either. We won't take that back if
he swipes the little bit of tobacco he
left in the box. Anyway, he only
left it there for bait and we've found
new and better hiding place for it
since yesterday.
The trial of the cause of the State
of Idaho vs. T. S. Stewart, charged
with petit larceny, was set for Tues
day in Justice Swans court, but
was continued to give the defendant
an opportunity to obtain dispositions
bearing on his side of the contro.
versy. Stewart is an agent of the
Chicago Portrait company, and as
such, he alleges, took away from
Brinkley, the eonfectioner, book
which Stewart AYERS is the property
of his employees; Brinkly says it
isn't. Anyway, an application for
a commission to take the deposit
tions of Chicago and San Francisco
parties will be heard in Justice
Swans court tomorrow, the purpose
being to show by these that the
agent had right to the property
taken from the prosecuting witness.
Mclaughlin for the state, Howie
for the defense.
Mr.. Mason took up the subject
of ambition in his sermon last Sun
day, subject close to all, for at
some time in life each one is full OF
dreams, and if they are only taken
from their hiding place and viewed
in idle moments, all is we'll; but il
instead these dreams be all. con-
Stunning, sacrificing truest friend
ship, the loss of mother and father
sister and brother, to accomplish
their ends, that is where one sees
what might have been noble lives
wrecked on the quicksands of sell
fish desire. Better to live as best
we can, day by day, and keep Hen
ry Van Dykes "Footpath to Peace
ever before us ard the result vii
bring US happiness, or SO close {
substitute that one can readily mis-
take it for that-"To be glad of life
because it gives you a chance t.
love and to work and to play and t
look up to the stars; to be satisfied
with your possessions, but not con
tented with yourself It'll you hav'
the best of them"
The third in the series of sermons
for November, the "Unfolding of
Chart, the earth's moral hemi
spheres, paradise lost, heaven re
gained" at the Congregations
church, 7:30. Forenoon at II
''Parting gifts-tbe best, the hard
est to give. Sunday School II n
Junior Endeayor at 4, Senior En-
deavor at 6:45. Prayer and teach
er's meeting Wednesday at 1880
All cordially invited. The Month
ly Christian Endeavor Social an
business meeting is to be held thi
week Friday night with Miss Moor