Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1903-07-02
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Returns from all the districts
where school selections were held
have not yet been received by the
county superintendent, and as it is
highly important that these data
be placed in the hands of the SUI
perintendent as early as possible, it
is hoped no further delay will be
experienced in transmitting the
same.
A narrow escape from a serious
confagration happened at the
home of the Rosenhiems last Sun
day morning early A lighted lamp
stood near an open window; the
breeze famed lace curtain against
the flame and in an instant it was
ablaze. Prompt and active work on
the part of the family saved the
house, and probably the entire
block.
Rev. G. e. Mason of this city
preached at the Congregational
Church in Rock Springs, Wyoming,
last Sunday. His marriage to
Miss Ellenor w. Shedden, the
former assistant principal here,
occurred Tuesday evening of this
week at her home in Rock Springs,
Rev. II. H. Lyman, the Congrega-
tional minister at that place, per-
forming The cermony.
When you 90 into the country,
where you expect to commune
with nature" and perform other
stunts, don't saddle yourself with
decrepit old stiff who is more likely
to tumble into a prospect hole
than not Next time the writer is
caught with such an associate such
as he had last Sunday, a long rope
and hobbies will comprise part of
the necessary equipment.
John McKeon, or better known
as Johnnie-behind -theRocks, is one
of those happily-constituted mem
bers of the race whose wants are
amply and satisfactorily provided
by nature. In his lonely abode,
between the tollgate and Dixie,
with only an occasional passing
traveller to break the monotony Of
existence, the old man is apparently
entirely happy and satisfied.
The school grounds fronting the
north, west and south are being
plowed and leveled under the su
pervision of Mr. MANI of the Sugar
Beet Company, and will later be
seeded to lawn grass. This is ar
improvement made possible by tht
late additional gift of $50 to thu
Mothers club made by Mr.. JOIN
Garrett, who previously gave al
acre of land east of the schoo
site for play ground. When the
ground is seeded and the gras
grows it will be one of the beaut,
spots in Mountain n Home.
The preliminary hearing in Judg
Nicholson's court of the case of til
State vs.. William l. West bega
last Saturday and was resume
Monday, and an all day session
supplemented by a night session
which adjourned at 10 o'clock
Tuesday of next week in order
give the defense an opportunity
summon other witnesses. The evi
dence for the State il all in. 9. {
Cavanagh of Boise and W. c. How
for the defense.
The body of Johnnie West WI
brought in from the JUMP
country last Tuesday mornir
by ]. A. Crocheron, and in the a
ternoon shipped to Boise, whe
his father lies buried. II
death of West is said to have bee
due to a henorrage and was vel
sudden. Last Sunday, SO it is r
ported, he came to the camp whe
Mr.. Crocheron was, and in coup
of hours passed away. His moth'
lives somewhere on the coast, bl
it is presumed will be at Boise
attend the last rites.
Mrs Sydney Hudson leaves f
Missoula, Mont, Saturday of tn
week to visit her parents, and wi
be absent with her little son thr'