Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1904-09-15

As SCISSOR Boyd left for the upper
country Monday morning to look
after a number of the migratory
herds which are now reported to be
in that section.
Billy Blackman, tho Bennett
creek cattle baron, returned last
FIR iday by the noon train from his
trip to Chicago, where as usual he
disposed of his cattle at the top
prlce-at least for one steer.
An eleven-pound boy arrived at
the Montgomery home Monday
eve ening and the report is that all
are doing we'll and that the heavens
arc silver lined to the vision of
tn pse Of the Montgomery house
hold.
Regular services at the Congre
gational church next Sabbath at II
a. N. and s p. M; Sunday school
at II; Endeavor at 7:15; prayer
m eeting Wednesday evening at 8
o'clock II Peter ii. All are cor
daily invited.
County Attorney Mclaughlin
we Mt to Pine Tuesday to represent
tn state in the case of the state
against Bill Evans, who is charged
by w. r. Deckard with stealing
no rse belonging to the latter. The
matter was heard before Justice
Gray yesterday.
Commissioners ". 4. Wilson and
soh Jimmie returned Saturday
fro IN Omaha, as did also ]. B.
ST hnfeld and Sam Helmer. Alden
Hall and son Charlie will not re-
tn rn for some days, having gone on
to the ST. Louis fair.
The ball given Friday night of
la Bt week by the ball team was in
ev cry way very decided success.
W here nothing but the most perfect
be havior and pleasant relations
were in evidence. 1t lasted until
2 o'clock in the morning.
Mrs. E. J. Breyer, who has been
absent from home for several
no pnths past. is expected to return
in few days, During her absence
Mrs. Breyer has perfected herself
in the art of face massage, and it is
barely possible she may engage in
business here.
At the next regular meeting Of
the Artemisia Mothers club, which
occurs Friday, Sept 23rd, the cleo
tibn of officers for the ensuing term
takes place. A paper will also be
read bv Mrs. Payne entitled cart
Ehucation," after which will follow
general discussion.
Mrs. Parker, the registrar for
this precinct, may be found at The
B hlletin office every afternoon from
2 to 5. During the past week a
number have called to see that
their names are on the list and
sd me new names have been added.
7 bis ie good day to register; see
I'd it.
| Theodore Pierce of Smith Prairie
W as in town Sunday and Monday
of this week Mr.. Pierce has been
considerably distressed by crickets,
and as his Democratic neigh
bbrs escaped the ravages of these
pests, Mr.. Pierce is seriously con.
td mplating coming into camp with
the remainder of the good people O
this county. He returned to the
z rairie Tuesday afternoon.
Sam Galloway and wife came
down from the ranch on the South
Hoise Thursday last and remained
over until Monday morning. DIR
j ohm also came with them and vii
remain here and take care OF tn,
practice of DR.. Houseman during
the latter's absence in the east
| Dr. Houseman left Saturday morn
ing for his home at Marietta. Ohio
where his mother resides. He will
also take in the Worlds Fair OF
lis trip.
Ladies, the canning season i
Al hand. To be thoroughly salts
E ed with every jar of fruit you pu
up, you should use the Hermeti
] ar. It has been adopted b
IIeinz, Cross & Blackwell and a
the leading fruit packing concern
for their fancy products. The al
! i 1angement is simple and perfec
For sale by
Idaho Commercial Co., Ltt