Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1892-09-25
SUNDAY, Sept. 25, 1892.
Will Reynolds is on the sick list.

John Boyle of Rocky Bar has
gone east to visit his invalid mother.
Mrs. Schraft of Rocky Bar took
Friday mornings train for Boise
City.
Mrs. Comes and children have
returned from their visit at Tate's
ranch.
Col. G. V. Bryan, Democrat. will
speak here Oct. IA and at Glenn's
Ferry Oct. Is.
Rev. Jennings will hold divine
services in the Episcopal church
this morning and evening.
Cy. v. Smith and family, who
lost their dwelling house by fire at
Rocky Bar, are now in Boise.
John NJ. Burke and j. w. Reid,
Democrats, will speak in Mountain
Home Oct. z, and at Glenn's Ferry
Oct. 6.
Miss Mabel Payne returned home
Tuesday evening from pleasant
visit with Captain Baxter's family
in Boise City.
A. b. Clark yesterday bought a
span of the finest horses in this sec
ton. They are from Nebraska and
are perfect beauties.
Mrs. l. T. Fitzwater and children
arrived here Monday from the east,
and will join her husband at Rocky
Bar within few days.
A"Pioneer's ball" will be given by
the old-timers of Mountain Home
at no distant day. and rest assured
it will be bangor for fun.
Mrs f. C. Helfrich departed for
Portland, Oregon. last Wednes-
dav, on n visit to relatives and
friends in the Webfoot country.
The Mountain Home Theatrical
Company is making preparation for
a fine drama, to be given during
court week, the proceeds from which
will be donated toward the construct
ion Of water works for fire purposes
in Mountain Home.
Otto Backmah came down from
Rocky Bar Monday on his way to
Salt Lake, where he will again take
a position with Block Bros. Mrs.
Backman and children, after spend
ing several days with c. P. Oliver
and wife, left for the City of Saints
last evening.
Next Wednesday the Peoples
party will hold a county convention
at Glenn's Ferry to place full
ticket in the field. When that is
accomplished then the battle will
wage ferceiy for the supremacy
and let US hope il may be conducted
on the plan Of decency, truth and
due respect by all parties.
The stockholders Of the College
addition land company met Fridry
evening and after transacting other
business appointed committee TO
confer with the Congregational au-
thorities regarding the location of
their academy at this place. The
matter will be determined about
the 10th. Of October.
The BULLETIN editor a few days
ago received letter from an old
time friend--a Republican and a
mineral DeLamar, in which he
acknowledges he is somewhat dis
satisfied with his party ticket. He
says: II really can not swallow the
State ticket. There is hard set OF
Republican State officials going out,
and by what I know Of the present
Republican ticket they are but little
better, and ] am politically at sea.
At any rate | shall do my best for
Wickcrsham for Secretary Of State
again that brute Curtis, and by
what learn from working people
Old Wick lie sure to he elected by &
big majority. Geo. Parsons for At
torney General is a very bad egg
can't gulph him down, for he 10 az
rotten as Roberts. Mcconnell Ia
my man for Governor, but would
not have been had Stevenson re.
ncived the nomination by the Dem
ocrats, and shall do all | can tt
eleyt Captain Gum to Congress
Our friend is certainly mixed up
II SCENE that notwithstanding
there are four political parties nov
in the field there arc some mel
in Elmore who are yet dissatisfied
and who have placed 9Th ticke'
in the field. A few days ago Chas
Howeth received q letter from nov
settlement on the South Boise rive
called Bridgeville, in which II wa
stated that the voters Of that eaiii
wick had met and formed ne'
party and named il the 20 Party.
Also that IN tbs same day the
nominated the following ticke
which will receive the endorsemer
Of every voter in that precinct.
il az follows: For Governor, Henri
o'Dorsey; for JustiOs Of the 81
preme Court. Maroni oJohnsor
FOR Senator. ]. T. oSpragae; {
Representative. Gsorg" o'Peck; &
Sheriff. Jas. O'Bsnnett; for Asse
sor,, Mr.. O'seymore; for Proba
judge, J. w. o'Denton, for Con
missioner, Geo O'CrApdsl. otb'