Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1905-02-23
BREvITIEs

week.
George McWilliams is up and
around after his little seanoe with
Ia grippe.
Marshal Lillord of Nampa was
in attendance on court as a witness
Monday.
Fred NJ. Davis and family are in
the city from Bruneau valley after
supplies.
Sydney Hudson, the Glenn's
Ferry laundryman, was in the city
last Friday.
Jim Goldman came in from a
trapping expedition to the Garnett
country last week.
Frank Ross of Hot Springs, Owy-
hee couDtyY-was in town Sunday re-
newing acquaintance.
Herman Rapp and Dell Warner
of Glenn's Ferry spent part of this
week in Mountain Home.
Thoroughbred Barred Plymouth
Rock eggs, 81 so per setting of
thirteen eggs. S. d. CALLAwAY.
Joy Cla idge of Boise, represent
ing the Mutual Life Insurance com
pany, was in Mountain Home sew
eral days this week.
Walter Corker of Glenn's Ferry.
looking hale and hearty, was in
Mountain Home this week, attend
ing court as a juror.
Charles S. Coon & Co. have pur-
chased the Frost ranch near Hager-
man Mr.. Coon expects to move
to the ranch in the near future.
Johnnie Grant left for Helm &
Chattin's Snake river ranch Mon.
day morning to help Mr.. Helm in
the work during the lambing of his
thoroughbreds.
A very appropriate birthday
present for your girl would be a
box of our elegant Eaton & Hurlbut
Papeterie. We have fine line on
sale at this Office. Also other
kinds.
A detail of the Salvation Army
from Weiser came to Mountain
Home last Thursday and conducted
the customary open air services Of
hat organization The detail con
sisted Of Captain 0 Hellesath and 1
Private H. Shaw.
Colonel Linton expects, if this
balmy weather continues, to get up
town and go to work tossing grain
sacks about and an occasional bale
Of hay, thus recovering his old form
His customary exercise has lately
been denied him.
o. j. Harley, known as "Jack"
Harley among his friends, was in
5own last week from Bruneau. Mr.
Harley said that fair sample was
not obtained of the coal strike on
his land while boring a we'll, and it
IS uncertain yet whether it was
coal or not.
Solicitor Taylor for the Glass &
Prudhomme Co. of Portland was in
Mountain Home Tuesday looking /,
after the welfare of his house He
returned to Portland Tuesday af-
Lernoon, where, he says, prepara-
tions are moving on gigantic scale
for the big Lewis and Clark show
to be held this year.
f. G. Falkenstein of Bottineau,
N. d., left here Tuesday, after
week spent in looking over Noun
tain Home and the surrounding
country, for California to join his
family, where they have spent the
winter. Mr. Falkenstein indicates
his faith in the future of this coun-
try by his works, having purchased T
an acre of ground on the edge of
town for the future home of his
aged parents, whom he expects to
locate thereon permanently. Being
a newspaper man with flourish.
ing business in the thriving North
Dakota city above named, he does
not deem it the part of wisdom to
abandon the field at the present
time, but suggests that certain con.
Iingencies might arise which would
induce him to settle here without
much persuasion He likes the
country and its prospects, the
people and the climate. and do.
clares that the newcomers from his
state sill be found doing their share