Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1903-11-05
o. S. L. TIMETABLE.

ride Monday which landed him in
Pine early enough to see the new
aerial tramway at the Franklin
doing some profitable stunts in
midair for the soulless. And he
chortled in his glee.
George Snowden came down from
Canyon creek Monday to serve on
the jury called for the third, but
learned that court had adjourned
and that no business required the
Jurors attention He drew his fee
and mileage and returned home
Tuesday afternoon.
George Mahoney, Frank and
George McWillams and Lon Lape
left Yesterday morning for tie site
for the new building to be erected
for the New Century Gold Extrac
ton company on the Snake river
A bunk house and cook room will
built and the above gentlemen will
be absent three or four weeks
J. B. MCGUIRE and another dub
named Charley Winters went down
to Snake river Monday looking for
ducks, coming back Tuesday even
ing with dozen and one lone fish
1t is significant that halfstarved
sheep herder came to town a few
hours later looking for just that
number of ducks and fish, which
had been surreptitiously taken from
his camp during his temporary
absence.
The second in the series of sun,
day evening sermons at the Congre-
gational church next SUNDAY at
7:30 The symbol of God Light;
the heavenly glory; the earthly
CLEAN /" Sermon and worship at
II a. M; junior Endeavor at A
Senior Endeavor at Gas Prayer
and teachers meeting at 1870 We'd
nesday evening You are cordially
invited to all services.
A Jap empioye of Captain Barry,
at the latter's dairy farm, last week
had an exciting encounter with a
full-grown coyote, which had been
trapped by the foot While max,
ing way with the trap the Jap spied
Mr.. Coyote and made for him on
the double quick The coyote then
made sprint and the Jap after
him full tilt. Neither had figurr d
on an old well on the race track !,
into which the coyote fell, the Jap
after him. The fight that followed
must have been Of fur hying
character, but when the principals
were next seen only one of them
was alive, and it wasn't the coyote
Last Sunday was the commu-
MON service at the Congregational
church. This is always an i'm
pressive service and was unusually
80 last Sunday. Mr. Mason's ser
mon was on The Mind OF Christ "
There was no special music in the
morning as Mrs. Ruling, who had
promised solo, was unable to at
tend In the evening an anthem
by the choir was very well rem
dered, and Mr.. Mason gave the first
of seriessof chart sermons to be
given during the month of Novem-
Der. That of last Sunday evening
was an exceedingly interesting one
on the subject of Symbols and
Signs"
Fred Dixon left yesterday for his
home in Murphysboro, III Fred's
reasons for leaving Idaho and
Mountain Home are that his health
has not been of the best and be
cause he's-homesio k, presumably
He's the misunderstanding sick man
between Senegambia aud Pine
Grove and his appetite shrieks
with glee when barb-wire rolls are
on the bill of fare and crowbar
pudding simply hypnotizes him.
When man can do things at the
table like that and say his health is
failing--say it in English and
expect his friends to believe it, too
it's time for Mark Twain and the
other immortal funmakers to hire
him for teacher and learn the
business. Good luck to him.