Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1904-09-01


Henry Little, who has been gath.
ering horses in the upper country
for shipment east, returned home
Sunday morning.
Eugene Walker came to town
last Sunday from the ranch on
Cold Springs creek, where hayine
has been in operation for some time.
A wreck on the Short Line lust
east of Mnidoka Sunday morning
DELAYED No. 5 about six hours. 1t
was a freight wreck, but fortunately
nc one was injured.
Arthur Babcock, who has been
riding for j. B Stanfield this sum
mer, accompanied Gene Walker to
town last Saturday, returning
home Monday afternoon.
Mr. G. E. Boyer, who is engaged
in the plumbing business at G lenn's
Ferry, and where he il doing A
very fine business, too. was here
spending Sunday with his family.
The Stellar Theater company.
which Is to play return engage
ment here, wi appear at the opera
house on September eth and Sth,
instead of on the 10th, 1lth and
l2th. as was erroneouslv announced
In The Bulletin of last week. We
make the correction at the request
of Mr.. Hungerford.
Mr. Alden Hall, the Bennett Creek
came to town last Tues.
day morning. This is nothing un.
usual, either; but on this especial
occasion Alden, as usual, stopped at
The Bulletin Office and as a mark
of esteem for this great journal left
with it a box of fine eating apples
or which we know OF a no more ade
luete acknowledgment than to sav
hat we feel certain that if it hadn't
been Parker it ought to have been
Hall.
The program Of the teachers
institute were printed by The Bnl.
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Up. Phone 56 N. We also carry
I choice line Of fancy stationery,
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On Saturday Major Filzwater
starts for his old home in MARYLAND,
also in Iowa, the home of
Mrs Fitzwater. 1t ia now forty
years to a day since the mai II left
lis far eastern home for the golden
vest, and he has SO arranged his
rip that he leaves here on the for.
ieth anniversary Of his departure
rom his eastern home.
The father, mother. wife aud
Of w. A Reynolds, who
1ave been spending the summer
With relatives at Farmington.
Wash returned home last week.
". A., who has been in ut least one
Instance, an object Of charity in the
Vap of grub, is irving to look un-
concerned now that the long seigp
9 over, but it's sorry failure
Hes as happy as ever u man was
hat has heen deprived of the hest
-hings in life after having them re-
,tnred.
j. F Nicholson of WiIsonville,
Nebraska, father Of Judge and Tom
Nicholsan, who has been spending
he summer here with his boys and
heir families, returned to his home
asst Sunday, having spent what
he Old gentlemen regards as
'ery delightful time. Mr.. Niohol.
'on has passed the eightirth mile.
tone Of life, but il apparentlv en-
lowed with an iron constitution, as
~ chrries his eighty and odd years
Without perceptible Inconvenience
md Is alive to all matters OF cur
eut interest.
Mr. Willard Randall, long time
of Nampa, where he il well
md favorahly known to large
'irclr OF acquaintanees, aud where
le has been engaged in newspa per
work off aud on for number of
ears, has come to this place and
lccepted position with The Bullet
Il, where he will endeavor TO make
lim selfas inconspicnous AS possible
when the man with the gun cones
ound, and vice versa when the