Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1905-04-20

- shoit own ineulcine, aftel
which he will move on to Pine and
J open up his shop at the old stand
A new meat market is said to be
about ready to open at the old
stand adjoining Phillips Bros.
Charles Walker and wife are
making readv to go to Kansas 10
live with the parents of Mrs. Wal.
ker. The Walker ranch has been
leased to Bert Parker who has al
ready taken possession.
Some Of the paraphernalia for
the high school base ball team
reached here Monday--in fact, all
but he unifoims, and these are ex-
pectea in few days, after which
the boys will be ready to play ball
in good style.
c. T Miller returned from Illi-
nois a few days since where he and
his family have been visiting dur
Ing the winter He was accom-
panied by his brother, A. j. Miller
and family. They went to Pine
Tuesday where G. T. Miller will en-
gage in buying and selling horses.
At The Bulletin stationery store
will be found an up-to-date supply
OF basebali goods--Reach league
balls, bats aud mitts. Come and
see what you think of them, and
come quick, because they're the
kind that sell--and sell because
they're what's wanted by ball play
ers
Mrs NJ. l.. Davis, who spent sew
eral dave at the ranch with Nj. T.
returned Monday While there a
fine garden was made, and the old
man returned in the morning to
watch the good things grow and
'jes' laff" in anticipation. Let
him laff, he can'tea all of it, and
sha'n't. either.
Mrs. Nelson, who recently re-
turned from protracted visit in
Washington, purchased last Satur-
day from John III. Garrett the
house occupied BY Jesse Campbell.
south of the court house square.
where she and family will reside
as soon as it has been vacated by
its present occupants
q E Porter, at the depth of
sev nty feet, has struck all the
well water he has any use fer. It
had been his purpose to drive deep
er, but the fear of striking a creyice
in the rock and losing what he had
deferred him and he decided TO
"let good enough alone" and he is
hereby commented for his wisdom.
Mr. CoIthorp went east to Da-
kota last Friday and will BE- absent
about three weeks or one month
w hen he returns Mrs Co. thorp
and the remainder of the family
will accompany him and they will I
tax up their residence here in The
Did A. h. Clark residence, n1w the
property of the Great Western B ret
Sugar company.
J. y. Little made a trip to Long
Tom Tuesday last with C J. Roh-
fer, where they spent he night. j.
J who for II number of years was
~atermaster here and is therefor
competent authority, SAYS here's
lnlte volume of water at present
not nearly enough to carry
through the season; but ttill it is
tn insure one or two gooa
'oaklngs for the normal acreage
Not so worse,
CANYON Creek swarmed with FISH
sfmen last Sunday and very few
we've able To make good" Among
hese We're Fred Turner with II
'tling IF 200 or more and Professor
aurlng, who declares he had more
han fifty Ne are obliged TO ac-
ept these figures as correct, having
eet neither of the strings hoastrd
bout before they were broken nor
he wonderful fishermen bending
e nath the W light Of their woadtr.
ul eatt h W ding their way weari,
= ho eward. But the, did catch
ONE fish--mighty line ones tou-
ecause We had fine mess out OF