Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1892-10-16
SUNDAY, Oct. 1G 1892.

coal from us when you need It.
Gao. 5. RICE & Co.
Mrs Lennahan took Wednesda,
evenings train for visit to Black
!. foot.
About three inches of snow fell al
Rocky Bar on the night of the 10th
instant.
Born, near Mountain Home Oct
13. to the wife of Jack Denton, q
12-pound boy.
Miss Dial Of Glenn's Ferry was
visiting her brother LAWYER Dial, in
this place during the week.
~ Full line of cook stoves and
heating stoves on hand.
GEO. s. RICE & Co.
The prayers of last weeks BUL-
LETIN were heard and delightful
showers fell here Sunday and Mon
day.
Geo. w. Jackson and son Frank.
of Junction Bar, spent couple of
days in Mountain Home the past
week.
Rev. Mr.. Jennings will preach in
the Episcopal church this morning
at IL o'clock and evening at 8
o'clock.
Adm Hall came down from Little
Camas Tuesday and reported that
three inches of snow fell there Mon
day night.
After a visit of several weeks in
Zion, Albert Rosenheim returned
home last Tuesday looking as fresh
as a Mormon bishop.
Roscoe Smith represented Noun
tain Home Lodge No 10. |. O. Q.
f., at the Grand Lodge in Pocatello
during the past week.
Mrs. ID. b. Hill and Mrs. C. w.
Howeth went to Pocatelo Monday
as delegates to the Grand Lodge Of
Daughters of Rebekah.
1t is said that S. S. Brady will be
brought out BY his friends as
candidate for constable of Mountain
Home precinct Sam would make
a rafting good officer.
Manuel Comes returned from
Omaha Tuesday, having been absent
just two weeks. He sold his two
carloads of horses immediately upon
arrival there and at good figures.
VIM. Rinehart came down from
his hot springs ranch on South
Boise last Monday. We are pleas
ed to note that Billy has entirely
recovered from his recent severe i'll.
ness.
Republican emissaries are thiokly
prowling over this county reporting
all sorts of base lies about their OPP
ponents. Beware of these smooth
tongued bores and treat them with
the contempt they deserve
Judge Stout, candidate for sena-
tor, and Geo. w. Fletcher 81, for
Assessor, both on the Peoples
ticket, departed for the mountain
precincts on Tuesday to interview
the voters of that part of Gilmore.
Mr.. and Mrs j. NJ. Johnson. r.
?. Chatten, James Carroll, Green
White, Joe Sprague, Albert Rosen-
helm and Major Cavanah all went
to Boise to witness the great Demo
cratic gathering in that city Tues
day right.
The Democracy OF Gilmore have
great hope for success Of the county
ticket at the polls next month, and
by proper exertion we shall surely
win. Therefore let every Democrat
get in and work until the night Of
election day
H. Swanholm, the Rocky Bar
merchant, was at the county seat
several days during the past week.
lie predicts that the Democrats
and Populists will sweep the noun
tain precincts Of Gilmore on the sth
Of next month.
Reports from all parts Of Gilmore
indicate that the Populists aud
Democrats are working hand-and-
hand aud tremendously for the de-
feat Of all gold.bug followers Of Ben.
Harrison such rs Mcconnell,
Sweet, Curtis, etc.
NJ Johnson is again unfortunate.
While working on the new bridge
above Pine Grove few days ago he |
fell short distance and sprainca ,
his left hip. He came down Thurs
day morning and Will probably be
unable TO return to work for week
or more.
1t is simply ludicrous to note the
attempt of the Republicans To ere
ate disaii'tction in the Democratic
ranks because the leaders have en-
dorsed the electors of the Peoples
party. Il won't work, for, with the
exception Of Hagan. Canal and one
or two other sore-heads the Demo
Gratis are acting In harmony and as
a unit to defeat Harrison aud his
gold-bug followers hy joining forces
with the Populists. II will hc cold
day when Democrats look 10 Re
pehlic.ns fur POLITICAL advice.