Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1892-10-23
SUNDAY, Oct. % 1892.
Judge Stockslager will convene
court here on Monday, Oct. 81.

court here on Monday, Oct. OIL.
Sheriff Hill went to HALEY the
fore part Of the week on official
business.
Major Cavanah returned from
Blackfoot Monday and Tuesday
went to Boise.
~ Ladies' and childrens' hose
and underwear just received at Mrs.
Hagar's store.
Good opportunities now offered to
winter your stock. See ads in
another column.
VIC. Wicke.sham and wife went
to Boise Sunday last on visit TO
relatives md friends.
Nf.n. a. otin, John Benham and
G,alI 1t Bruneauites visited
dcla.i, Tome Wednesday.
81 ls-er G. L. Wing, of the Owy-
f.s an, ~ Irrigation Company,
y.si,,d y 81 last Wednesday.
N',. IS Innings and all arti-
.iss i. ,rtaii.ing to dressmaking just
recei, cd at Mrs. Hagar's store.
A large lot of freight has been for
warded from this place to Rocky
Bar and Atlanta during the past
week.
J. Stedman came down from the
Bar Monday and wendell his way
70 his new home at Cracker Creek,
Oregon.
Gilmore Lodge No. 80, A. F. and
A. NJ, will hold a regular commun-
ication at Odd Fellows hall next
Wednesday evening, Oct. 26.
Chas NJ. Brown, Republican
candidate for State Senator, was in
Mountain Home Wednesday and
made the BULLETIN a friendly call.
You can't swear your vote in on
election day; you must register ten
days before election day in the pre-
cinct where you propose to vote.
8. III. Hays, Democratic candidate
for joint Representative, will speak
TO the people of Rocky Bar some
evening the latter part ofthe coming
week.
Such attacks as the Republicans
are making through their news.
paper organ upon the Democratic and
Populist candidates is gaining
friends for all of them.
r. P. Chattin, the wide awake
chairman of the Democratic county
central committee, took run over
TO the State Capital Monday and
returned Tuesday night.
John M. Burke is gaining votes
for Governor wherever he goes, and
the fight 10 now narrowed down be-
tween Crook and Burke. McCon-
nell is no longer in it.
Numerous candidates on the
various tickets who have canvassed
the county report his particular
chances for election frst-class, and
this being the case somebody will
be greatly disappointed after cleo
ton.
Commissioner Manion has been
il this place the better part of the
week, attending to county affairs.
Mr.. Manion is faithful servant of
the people and will doubtless be re.
elected to the responsible position
which he now holds.
Geo. p. Hall, who was nominated
ior commissioner by the Peoples
convention, has withdrawn form the
field and the fight is now between
Stevenson and Corker, and although
he be q Corker, he will be badly
corked-up on election day.
J. L. Tate has purchased six
acres of land near this place, and
the buildings thereon, from r. w
Smith, and will Immediately oc'
cupy the same with his family
The BULLETIN welcomes all such
good people as the Tates to oul
midst.
II now looks as if A. w. Lock
man will again be compelled to en-
large his already commodious livery
stable TO accommodate his increas
ing business. From 40 to 90 heao
of transient stock is the daily ap
plication ut his horse restaurant
and his lientcnants. Searchfield ant
Floyd, are continually on keel
jump.
Geo. w. Fletcher, ST., returne,
from Rocky Bar Wednesday. II
reports the people up there feelin
very hopeful and anticipating bette
times than for years past. 10
Pearsons, Dave Bacley, Gid Camp
bell, John Shields. Nordyke an
other prospectors have had runs 9
ore made at Reeser's mill this tal
MI of which paid remarkably we
and put considerable money
circulation In that section.
The assertion of the Republican
that L. NJ. May, of Glenn's Ferr,
10 not qualified to fill the office
coroner, causes smile of contemI
to play over the countenances OF q
who know Mr.. May. lie is a grad
ated pharmacist Of one of the be
eastern institutions Of that chara
ter, 10 q man of intellect, populi
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