Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1892-10-30
SUNDAY, Oct. so 1892.
Lawyer Wolfe paid the Capital
city visit Wednesday.


days at Dawson's hot springs.
". G. Wickersham and wife re-
turned from Boise last Wednesday.
A baby hoy was recently born to
the wife Of James 0'Neill at Rocky
Bar
Democrats, don't bet until after
the polls close, or you may lose
your votes.
Get into the Democratic band
wagon and ride TO victory on the
9th of November.
Mrs. Hungerford returned home
Monday from visit TO relatives at
The Dalles, Oregon.
Divine services will be held in the
Episcopal church this morning and
evening by Rev. Jennings.
Judge Bart Clinton, Democratic
nominee for Probate Judge, came in
from the mountains Monday.
Mrs. Silva, wife Of our popular
physician and druggist, spent the
past week visiting with friends at
Boise
Mrs. +. c. Helfrich has returned
home from an extended visit to
relatives and friends at Portland
and vicinity.
Mrs. T. Hutchins and children
came in Sunday from Big Camas
and on Monday proceeded to their
winter quarters on Snake river.
Brighter and brighter is the Demo-
cratic cause growing in Gilmore
daily. Hooper up, boys, and we'll
surely win every man on the ticket
Messrs Stout. Waldron, O'Ncil
and Fletcher, all Populist candi-
dates, went to Mayfeld and Neal
during the past week to interview
voters.
Mr.. osgood. the carpenter, is
building nice residence on piece
of land recently located by himself
a short distance east from Frank
Axes farm.
The Republican party will be
showed under on the Sth Of Novcm-
Der as sure as the sun rises and sets
on that day. So get into the win
ming procession.
Thurston Hutchins arrived here
Tuesday with large band Of cows
and calves. which he was driving
from the mountains to their winter
range west of this town.
Jim Gray. Democratic candidate
for Sheriff, returned few day ago
from the upper levels of Gilmore
and reports the cause Of Democracy
hanging high. Get in and win, boys
Judge Sinnott is now in the
mountains trying to convince the
working men that ne is the proper
man for Probate Judge. He il an
oily talker, but the people are onto
his racket.
Matt Casey has leased the Porter
station, on the Rocky Bar road,
from Captain Geo. Hill and is now
occupying it 18th his family. lie
will entertain the travelling public
in the best of style.
BY his actions John NJ Burke
has proven his friendship for the
poor man. He has Away paid
miners the highest wages and il in
no way connected with the mine
owners association and Car Curtis
gang of North Idaho.
B. Clinton. Democratic candidate
for Probate Judge, when asked his
opinion as canvasser of Gilmore
county which party had the best of
the triangular fight, replied The
Democratic county ticket is the NY
pothenuse of an isosceles triangle
Workingmen do your striking
at the ballot box this time. Don't
go blindly to the polls, like sheep 10
the slaughter and vote the Repubii-
can ticket, and then after il is all
done return to your oldtime strug.
gle with each other for jobs, and
then, having got the job, fight your
employer for little bigger share Of
what the land and money monopo-
lists leave to be divided between
you.
Atlanta is certainly looking up
Mr.. Helfrich informe us that his
house has this fall shipped over
100000 pounds of freight TO that
place and that there is vet more TO
be forwarded. This is more supplies
than has been sent into Atlanta for
the past two seasons Becky Bar
is also getting a larger stock Of goods
this season than for several years
All of which shows that the people
up there are prosperous--and the
BULLETIN is glad 10 know it.
Professor Waldron, who a few
days ago returned here from Neal
mining district, informs the BuLLE-
TIN that Plowman'S new quartz
mill il completed and dropped it,
stamps for the first time on We'd
nczday last. Mr. WaIdron says
shat there are some wonderfully
rich mines in that section and that
there Is snili lent g7nl ar" II II ,at
% keen the mill rau1H- tF ~