Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1903-06-25

DR.. Nieukirk went to Bruneau
to attend Mrs. Tom Hewett, re-
turning Wednesday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Nichol
son returned from Boise Friday
evening, where they spent nearly
week.
Carter Edwards, we'll known to
many of the old timers in Moup-
tain Home, is in towa from Good
ing. Mr.. Edwards is buying cattle.
Anna, daughter of Hon. j. w.
Bailey, left for home Tuesday morn
ing, having been the guest of La
We're Boyd since FRIDAY of last
week.
Charley Trader of Big Camas is
here and has been engaged to haul
the heaviest machinery of the big
drdge from the railroad yards to
the snake river site of the plant.
Messrs. Herr, Vincent, Chandler
and Turner cleaned up all the fish
in the Malad river last Saturday
and Sunday. The stream will have
to be re-stocked this fall.
Colonel Hawley of Boise. Riley
Butler and v. d. Reynolds con-
template leaving for Skeleton Creek
in a few days, where they have
what is considered verv valuable
property.
Hon. Harry J. Syms, register of
the land office at Boise and former
editor of the Republican of this
place, was down from the capital
Tuesday Of this week. and favored
The BULLETIN with a call.
State Sheep Inspector Dressler
sent word to Deputy Inspector
Boyd of this place that he wanted
him TO go to Blaine county to su-
pertinent the dipping OF sheep there
and Frank left this morning for
that purpose.
A big pack train under the com
mand of E. I. Brockman left yes
terday morning for Stanley Basin,
where Mr.. Brocktnan has large
mining interests. The destination
of the outfit will bring it into the
district where the famous Lost
Packer is located
Sunday school at the Congrega-
tional church next Sabbath at 10
a. m. Endeavors at 7:15. Consecra-
tion meeting. Preaching services
will be omitted in the absence of
the pastor. Prayer meeting and
teachers meeting Wednesday at
s to 8. All cordially invited.
Last Friday evening occurred
one of those charmingly pictures
que breezes which SO frequently
mark the real estate activity of
Mountain Home. 1t started west
of the track and didn't let up until
four-fifths of the ranches and city
lots had been impartialty and in
discriminatory deposited east Of the
Short Line right of way.
A grand celebration of the Fourth
of July, with a program of sporting
events, dancing, brass bands, fire.
works, militia drill, parade of civic
organizations, etc., will occur at
Nampa. Reading of the Declara-
ton of Independence will be
perpetrated and an grafton will be
torn off. The big event, however
will be the barbecue from 1l:30 to
1870. Other diversions will be q
ball game and wild west show.
Lutte Larson, the little daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Rudolph Larson o
Glenn's Ferry, called at The Bull
LETIN Office last Saturday, return
ing home in company with her
father from the hospital at Boise
where she underwent an operation
recently for an abscess of the lung
; successfully performed by DIR. Nieu
; kirk. The little girl looked as wei
as if nothing so serious had evel
; allied her.
t Jude, the old favorite famil,
. horse of James B. Stanfield il dead
e Mr.. Stanfield had hobbled tn
horse as a precautionary measur
: to prevent some trees beneath whicl
the old horse was in the habit c
a running to brush away the file
n which annoyed him; but on Satur
f day, when the old horse with tn
i hobbies was given the signal t