Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1905-03-30
down OF thirty-odd dollars, having
paid that much into the county to
which he is himself entitled.

Walter Smith and Blaine Will
son OF Mountain Grove, Mo-, arrived
here Tuesday to remain here per-
manently. Both men are familiar
with ranch work and are looking
for that kind Of employment. Mr.,
Wilson is a relative of Rees Har-
mon, Fletcher's delivery man.
Mrs. NJ. J. Corrigan of Glenn's
Ferry is here to remain for an un-
definite time during which she will
receive treatment from DIR. CALI
away, from whom she declares che
has received much benefit as a re.
suit of several treatments admins
tered at her home in the Ferry by |
the doctor.
G. II. Williamson and w. s.
Simpkins left by Monday evenings
passenger for North Dakota. Mr..
Slmpkins will return again in a
short time, but Mr. Williamson
will probably not return until next
fall, his presence being needed in
IN order to prove up on land he
holds in Bottineau county.
Mr.. Bradford has returne from
the east and is preparing to take up
his option on the Turner house
lease from Landlord Dufrense, who
with his family will move to Boise.
A the present time, we are infor-
med, Mr. Jerome is purchasing
furniture and fixtures which will
be brought here from the east
with which the well-known hostelry
will he refurnshed and EN- bel
lished.
George Mahoney has secured the
contract for building the new home
of Mrs. Longfellow, which will he
erected on another part of the
ground occupied by her present
residence When completed, this
house will contain eight rooms, with
several porches conveniently dis
posed and will be one of the best
and hand-omest houses in Mountain
Home.
Mr.. Lisle, who bought the e. M.
Wolfe property year or so ago.
has just sold the place, consisting
of 81 acres at the edge If town, TO q
Mr. Fields of Kansas. The con
sideration, it is said, was $4,000,
which wns about S2500 more than
was paid for the property by Mr.
Lisle, who, however, had materially
improved it during his ownership,
and it ia believed TO be we'll worth
the figure paid by its present owner.
Another operation upon little
Frank Newton was performed last
week by Dir Nienkirk and again a
three quart bucket afpus extracted
This is the second time in two
weeks the doctor has performed the
same operation, the little victim
bearing the ordeal heroically and
apparently receiving great relief
and benefit therefrom AT present
he il resting easily and enjoying
life quite as much as anyone.
Rustler Simpkins still tarries in
Mountain Home, his announced
departure FIR North Dakota not.
withstanding But there's reason
for it all; Mr. Simpkins is doing
business here, because Che new
eomers who are arriving here daily
appear 10 wait to do business with
him il the very best reason in the
world why he should tarry and con-
tinue to defer his visit to the frigid
Dakotas Its safe bet that Mr. s.
is more thoroughly conversant with
the country surrounding Mountain
Home than nine. enths of the old
inhabitants, and also hat he land
ed more actual and prospective
buyers thnn The same ratio of popu.
lation here in twelvemoulh has
done And he's still at il.
The new cashier of the Citizens
State bank Mr. f. NJ. Mieh.n2,
who comes here from Lodge Pole,
Neh where ne occupied a like
position IN banking in tituti1n,
called ON The Bullrtin this week
Mr. Mlelenz likes This country as
far as he knows anything about it,
and the longer he stays the more il
grows on him, he says Il has the
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