Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1904-08-25

y sisNia0ob oStNNth viz
7 Mountain Home and Glcnn's Ferry
teams, did not take place, owing tc
I the inability of the Ferry team to
r get here. It's just as well; they
can take their drubbing any old
Sunday.
Mrs. ]. W. Nieukirk and the
children, after an absence of more
than month in the cast, where
Mrs. Nieukirk was called by the
death of her mother, returned to
Mountain Home Saturday night.
A New Evaporated Cream of
wonderful superiority is a recen,
product Of Utah, under the name
Of Sego Lily. Each case contains
forty eight cans of 90 ounces of
solid cream. Every customer thus
far has commented on it's excel
ence. $3.50 per case.
| Idaho Commercial Co., Ltd
i Little Florence Purtill has sent
ont invitations to her little lady
friends here to call at the residence
of her Aunt and Uncle Purtill Fri.
day afternoon of this week, when a
party will be given, and without
question there will be large and
happy gathering there on the date
referred to.
| Joe Barrett has been busy this
week making numerous needful
preparations for the opening of
SC hool, which occurs Monday, Sep
te mber 9Th. Joe of course succeeds
himself as janitor of the school
bu llding, as was to be expected,
fot without Joe as ianitor tue
faculty" would be incomplete.
Miss Pearl Tindail and Mics
A lice Chattin leave tomorrow for
Td dnnessee, where they will visit
re latives, Miss Tindall, we are
in formed, will remain in Tennessee
pc rmanently, while Miss Chattin',
stay there will be prolonged several
months On their way south the
young ladies will take in the
Worlds Fair at st. Louis.
Charley Edgington, John Dienst,
O. II. Hutchins, Elmer Towne and
Oh harley Hopkins, together shipped
fourteen carloads of cattle to the
Omaha market last Monday from
this point. Hutch and his boy,
Jo hn Tate and Ray Loveridge went
BAL * with the shipment. If the
1laha market is right, the cattle
wi u be sold there; if not, they will
be taken on to Chicago
Ladies, the canning season is
at hand. To be thoroughly salts
fed with every jar of fruit you put
up, you should use the Hermetic
jar. 1t has been adopted by
Heinz, Cross & Blackwell aud all !
the leading fruit packing concerns
for their fancy products. The ar
rallgement ia simple and perfect
Fo sale by
Idaho Commercial Co, Ltd
Chris Hendricks has gone to
visit his father and brothers and |
sic ters, whom he has not seen since
he was quite young boy. The
aged father is now in his 9th year
and Chris is quite anxious TO go at
this time for fear that if it is put
OIL longer the opportunity to see the
old gentleman alive will pass away.
lie will remain in his native land I
only short time.
Durham Smith, the great bear
huhter and slayer, is still at it.
RePently he has captured two
one a black and the other brown
bea Both were monsters, the
first weighing fully GO pounds,
wbl lie the other must have weighed
at least 6i. We get the figures
friIn John Galloway, whose envy of
Dur rham's proud rec rd as deer
xii ler is apparent. Durham's story
is a waited with some anxiety.
lIr Houseman, after a protracted
stay in the hills with Sam Cal
law hy, and frequent trips to Trinity
LaAes fishing, returned TO the of
flee Thursday evening, looking and
feel ing as if his vacation had been
very we'll spent; aud the doctor
say he had the time of his life.
Son be of them couldn't be measured
with an ordinary tape line.
7 ON Pecha, our old friend, who
has been absent for several months.