Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1890-10-04

No time to lose in getting your
winters wood under cover.
Don't sulk over your defeat, but
trust TO better luck next time.
District Attorney McCarty has
removed his law Office to Towne's
building.
Misses Emma and MAY White
are visiting relatives and friends in
Bruneau valley.
For Salc--A fine saddle. bride
and blanket. Apply to s. II. Me-
Carly, Rocky Bar.
Jos. Miller, formerly night watch
man at the Elmore, departed for
Denver Thursday morning.
Mrs. Van Schaick and daughter
Jennie have been visiting friends at
Mt. Home for several days.
Mrs. John T. Gilman visited Mrs.
ID. B. Ethel for few days the past
week. Mrs. Ethel, we are glad to
learn, is-improving in health.
A large number Of Democrats
voted for Oliver and larger num-
Der Of Republicans "knifed" him.
Why this was done may be ex-
planned later on.
The BULLETIN has received COM
plimentary tickets to attend the
Northwestern Industrial Exposition,
to be held ut Spokane Falls from
October ! to Nov. l.
Superintendent Boyd of the
Ophir how has men running along
the ledge each way from the cross
cut and il is showing up in very
satisfactory manner.
Now that the election is over, let
all animosities subside and each
and every citizen pull with strong
hand for the good and welfare of
Little Elmore and all Idaho 49,
Democrat Dan Hill foots up much
the largest majority Of any candi
date ON the ticket-showing that
the people appreciated and acted
upon the advice of the BULLETIN.
The election is over and If the
BrsLErIS has made friends or enc
mics during the campaign it is glad
of it, for we have Tear for those
who love us, and smile for those
who hate"
Mrs. w. C. Wickersham and Mrs.
Edgar Meek intending togo to Boise
soon for an indefinite period, the
members of Eastern Star Chapter
met at their hall Thursday evening
and entertained these ladies in a
royal manner.
After Bishop Talbot had con-
Guided his sermon last Sunday
night, the Democracy was called to-
gether to hear q political speech
from Judge Brumback of Boise
City. The editor of the BULLETIN,
being religiously inclined, did not
remain, but there was very respec-
table gathering apd the speech was
well received. :"
II. d. Smith, proprietor of the
Junction Bar house, came here on
election day TO cast his ballot. lie
took quarters ut the Alturas Hotel
and died somewhat suddenly Fri
day about II o'clock. He was aged
73 years. Public administrators
Golden went down to the junction
yesterday afternoon to take charge
Of the deceased's effects.
+. Francis Gary, the wide-awake
and able occasional correspondent
Of the BULLETIN came in fro At
lanta Thursday. He says it is
mystery to the great majority of
the Atlanta people why eleven men
1T that precinct voted against
Rocky Bar. Like those of this
place who gave the town "blaok
eye on election day, they will GER
tainly regret their unnatural action.
Copious rains have fallen in this
vicinity since last Monday night.
Thursday afternoon it turned into
snow, which melted as fast as it
struck the ground. On the sum
init between Rocky Bar and Atlanta
snow fell to the depth of several
inches. These storms are welcomed
visitors and will doubtless be of
great benefit to the country gem
ally.
Last week we Internationally
omitted mentioning the visit to
Rocky Bar of Rev. Father Van der
Heyden of Boise City. lie came
here TO administer consolation TO a
dying man, and during his visit de-
livered two able and instructive scr.
mons to our people. The members
Of the Catholic church in this place
donated $l25.00 10 the worthy gem
tleman, and il Is to be hoped he will
make it convenient to visit ns again.
Bishop Talbot of the Episcopal
church unexpectedly arrived in
Rocky Bar last Saturday night. Not
withstanding he came unheralded
q goodly number of our people as
sembled in |. o. o. +. and X. Of L.
ball, Sunday morning and evening
and we're favored with two unusu-
ally good discourses by the Bishop,
who ia always heartily welcomed
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