Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1904-08-11

Boise attorney, at the capital. O.
II. went east on the early Monday
morning train.
The terrible catastrophe on the
Denver q Rio Grande last Sunday
night, when bridge gave way,
precipitating the baggage, smoking
and chair cars of the passenger
train into the Fountain river, re.
suited in the finding to date of
about eighty identified and a mum
ber Of unidentified bodies. The
search for other bodies known to be
somewhere in the stream is still
going on and the fatalities is be.
lieved to exceed 100.
w. f. Howard is now one of the
solid residents of Meridian, where
he has a fine ten acre tract of the
incompatible fruit land of that
peculiarly favored spot; he has
erected thereon a handsome resi-
dence and is happy and contented
with his lot as granger as if he
had struck a million-dollar lead in
the vicinity of his old stamping
ground in the hill country of FL
more.
Pap Little was under the weather
for several days last week but
managed to get around among the
"boys" to swap a few big ones
bright and early Monday morning,
and it seemed to reinvigorate him
as no other treatment could. 1t all
came about because he was de-
prived accidentally of this neces-
sary recreation for short time
prior to his illness. He is going to
see that it doesn't happen again if
he has to talk to post.
Bob Hess and pal, who we're ar.
rested some time since in Malheur
county, Oregon, and lodged in iail
at Vale, Oregon, broke Jail Sunday
morning last. When the taller
brought breakfast in to them they
overpowered, bound aud gagged and
locked him in cell. They then
went into the eheriff's office, se-
cured Winchesters and ammuni-
ton, took two saddle horses and lit
out
The Bulletin is in receipt of a
letter from Dr H. G Bodle in which
he announces the pleasing intelli-
gence that his family has at last
arrived at Boise from their old
home in Kirksvlle, Mo. and here
after the capital city of Idaho will
be home for the Bodies. Dr.. Bodle
who is one of the very foremost
practitioners of veterinary surgery
has been in the state for several
nthe, but has during the interim
huilt up practice of such huge
proportions that it taxes him te
the uttermost to attend to it,thougt
it wouldn't be Bodle if any portion
OF the work were slighted We are
mighty glad the doctor isn't any
farther away than Boise, though We
are inclined to feel mean that ht
didn't stay right here with US.
Judge Nicholson returned from
the Upper country Tuesday, having
made the trip to Rocky Bar and
intermediate points in four days
About the most important story the
Judge has to relate was about Pine
especially the Franklin Cafe
where it Is evident he had the time
# his life in an Epicurean way. al
least. According to the Judge
there isn't an office in the gift of the
people Of the United States tc
which the young man Hart, tht
proprietor, isn't entitled, and all by
reason of the fact that he spreads
before his guests viands that th,
gods themselves would say was en-
tirely too good for them or anyone
else, Well, what could be ex
pected? Mr.. Hart was once printe
and knows how to prepare the foot
that gods deserve. Well be thert
one Of fthese days and we want Mr.
Hart to keep his hand in.