Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1905-03-09
BREvIrIEs

Finch and other Playing Cards
for sale at this office.
Commissioner Wash. Elliott spent
several days at the capital last week.
Closing OF the gates at Twin
Falls occasioned a fall of only
twelve inches in the Snake river at
Glenn's Ferry.
j. W. Dickens was over from his
Bruneau valley ranch last Saturday
and visited The Bulletin Office dur
ing his stay here.
John H. Garrett left Saturday
evening, going west to Seattle, from
whence, we are informed, he will
take the Northern Pacific for eastern
points, in the interest of the big
projects he has under way in this
vicinity.
Oren Underwood, after a week 3
bout with la grippe, is back attend
ing to his duties in The Bulletin
office, little thinner and trifie
paler than formerly, but pretty
we'll up to the mark.
r P. Chattin came down from
Pine last Friday evening The
Franklin has been running during
tho winter with a force of about
thirty five men, which will likely
be iularged when the weather mod
crates.
Claude Yates has left Bruneau
and with his wife has moved out to
Jackson's, where they have taken
up their residence with Mr.. and Mrs.
Heath, parents of Mrs. Yates. Claude
will freight this summer between
Mountain Home and the upper
country and will begin just as soon
as he gets settled in the new resi-
ience.
Ed Parrish has been over to the
Twin Falls country, where, he tells
Is, he has acquired some valuable
property. At present Ed hasn't
definitely decided whether to go to |
hat place, Boise or remain in Noun
ain Home. Dollars to doughuuts
t he goes to either place, he'll be
light back in Mountain Home, be-
cause there is no better place on the
inc.
The Artemisia club, we are in
cleared about $13 on the
fouche engagement, notwithstand-
ng the heavy expense of the under
aking. This is encouraging and
s an indication that whenever any,
hing is to be done under the aus
'ices of this organization. it can
ount with reasonable certainty on
he public of Mountain Home to
ee it shall not be permitted to
pell any other word than success.
Professor Reels went to Weiser
n Thursdays noon train, where it
probable he will permanently
ocate; although he had not def.
itely determined to finally aban.
on Mountain Home the day he
eft. If he does remain at Weiser,
70 will open a Photographic gallery
nd in conjunction teach music and
III any musical engagements which
nay come his way. And we wish
i'm the fullest measure of success
wherever he may go.
On March II, St Patrick's day,
he ladies of the Catholic church
ave made preparations for a grand
all and supper. We don't know
nything about dancing = don't
now how-but we really do think
good supper, or anv old meal, is
reated with impartial ustice by US.
he writer enjoys one-when he
cts it-as much or more so than
ny other person Certain exceptions,
4 course) on earth. And this brings
Is to the point we wish to particu
arly emphasize, which is that if
he good women of the Catholic
hurch intend serving on the above +
ccasion such another Lncul!ean
east as was served the last time
hey gave supper, they will lose a
afge amount of money upon this
alone and much more on I
ne certain exceptions" At 90 #
ents plate they will be out twenty
loliars on one individual we wot of.
We dare not breathe his name;
le knows it. Seriously, there should |
lot be a hungry man, woman or
hiid in this place the evening of