Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1904-09-29


. three shifts day with John Tan.
, ner as the new man on the day
shift. This step is made necessary
by the largely increased trade
which the new place continues to
attract and so the proprietors
sought to make the new departure
as seductive as possible, and John
was the magnet chosen. In his
new glad rags he is simply irresist-
able, is John.
The night after the convention
adjourned number OF the dele.
gates and others who were present
in Pine were very agreeably enter
tanned at the hospitable home OF
Mrs. o. H, Hutchins with a
musical program wherein the
genius of Mr. Foley Abbott as
a violinist shone with effulgent
radiance. Assisted by Arthur
Hutchins who presided at the pi-
ano, for an hour or more those
who had heard nothing but con-
vention thunder for the past pre-
vious three aay s were most delight
fully separated from the turmoil
thereof by strains of most divine
sweetness. When Foley comes to
Mountain Home he'll get mobbed
If he doesn't bring the violin along
He plays like a house afire.
Joe Barrett has been prancing
around town since Tuesday evening.
chip on each shoulder and chal-
lenge to the whole world to come
up and have it's head knocked off
if it denies that the young gentle
man who arrived at the Barrett
home Tuesday evening at 6.45 isn't
the very finest of them all. The
little fellow, 8 pounds net, made
his debut under the direction of Dir
John Galloway, who thus demon.
strates his usefulness in this world
for other and better work than
bankrupting his friends with that
amazing appetite And the mother
and babe are doing famously.
Hereafter Sunday evening ser
vices at the Congregational church
will be held one half hour earlier
or at 1870; also Endeavor at 6:45;
Wednesday evening prayer meet
ing at 1880; Sunday forenoon meet
ings at II am; Sunday-school at
IL am beginning a new quarter.
Special music by the choir forenoon
and evening each Sunday.
John AXE. brother of F. P. AXE,
surprised the latter and family bv
showing up at the AXE residence
the other day just prior to Franks
return from his COW camp in the
upper country. 1t is Mr.. Axes in
tention, we are told, to remain and
become one US, and we trust he will
find many things here to strength
en- this resolve. We have many
good people in Mountain Home
all are, in fact--and we still want
more.
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Sheriff Fountain, who had an
nonnced himself as a candidate for
to the office of assessor
and collector, made hosts of friends
by voluntarily Withdrawing from
the race in favor of the successful
aspirant, and that, too, when MANY
thought his strength was sufficient |
to warrant his staying in the race.
He believed go himself aud his
withdrawal at the time was grace
fnl and generous act toward an old
friend and neighbor
At the regular meeting of the
Artemisia Mothers club last Friday
the officers for the ming term
We're elected as follows: President,
Mrs. G M. Payne; vice president,
Mrs. G. Linton; treasurer, Mrs. G.
E. Mason; secretary, Mrs. Charles
Paseoe The following delegates
were elected to attend the District
Federation of Woman's Clubs at
Boise October IL: Mrs. J w. Nieu
kirk, Mrs. NJ. Longfellow alternate;
Mrs. B. B. Swan, Mrs. g. A. Rur-
ing alternate; Mrs. g. NJ. PAYNE,
Mrs @. Goehring alternate. The
club will meet next Friday. Sept.
30, at the school house.