Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1892-10-09
SUNDAY, Oct. 0, 1892.
- Bedrooms for rent at Rine-
harris. Prices reasonable.

John Marley OF Glenn's FERRY was
at the county seat Thursday.
Rev. Burr will preach in Odd Eel
lows hall this morning and evening.
A. B. Clark and Frank AXE took a
ride up to Camas prairie Thursday.
Don't fail to register and be pre-
pared TO down the Harrison gold
bugs.
To support Harrison is to indorse
the Republican party's war upon
silver.
Mrs. z. N. Hungerford has gone
to The Dalles. Oregon, on a visit to
relatives.
John Bledsoe came in from Boise
Monday and is now one Of the
BULLETIN force.
II. and E. G Burnett, two promi-
nent Big Camas citizens, were in
Mountain Home Wednesday.
DIR. Hays, dentist, unavoidedly
detained at Pocatollo and will not
he here before Monday, the 10th.
Maroni johnson returned to
Bridgeville last Monday to aid in
the completion of the county bridges.
J. p. Rudisill and family depart
ed last Tuesday for Splitlog, Mo-,
where they will probably remain all
winter.
~ DR.. Bearby has just received
her fall goods in millinery and
ladies' notions. Call early and judge
for yourself.
Sam ii. Hays has been selected
by the Democrats Of Ada and FL
more as their candidate for joint
representative.
The simon-pure free coinage men
are the same this year as they
always have been-for free coinage
first and party last.
J. C. Kemp van Ee. the big
hearted and popular mining man,
was last week visiting his Poorman
property at Silver City.
Captain Geo. Hill few DAYS ago
shipped a carload of fine horses east.
Among them was span of beauties
going as present from Mrs. Hill
to friend in Georgia.
Voters Of foreign birth should
bear in mind that before they can
register they must present their
naturalization papers or an affidavit
that such papers have been lost.
Would it not be a good move
should all the Mountain Home
Christian friends, regardless of de-
nomination, meet and pray for
enough rain to settle the horrible
dust.
After assisting in placing in the
field the Gilmore Peoples Party
ticket. r. B. Browne took a
run over to HALEY, returning here
Monday and proceeding TO his At
ianta home on Tuesday.
The early mornings are now suf-
ficently cool enough to require fire
and our people can not be too care
full this windy weather. Everything
is as dry as finder and a fire once
started would be hard to control.
J. C. Woodward has taken a
position as salesman in Helfrich's
big mercantile house. He is popu-
lar young man and it is evident
that his attentive and courteous
manner will draw new custom TO
this old-time house.
DIR. Silva and Messrs. Wolcott,
Caldwell and Fowler have returned
from their hunting trip to the Big
Camas country. They met with
good success and had great sport.
We are indebted to DR.. Silva for a
couple of fat prairie chickens.
Ed. Boning, who was so seriously
injured at Rocky Bar on the 9th Of
July by the running away Of his
team and is now living at the corner
of Bannock and Eleventh streets,
was able 10 dress himself and sit
up Neutrality-suspicious. Democrat,
Oct. I'd.
DIR. Bearby this week shipped to
the Worlds Fair headquarters at
Boise lot Of exceedingly fine APP
Piles, pears, peaches, plums, prunes,
etc. This lucious fruit came from
Tuck Ethell's ranch. about Is miles
from this place, and was plucked
for the purpose by Mrs. Mary
Doom, who is taking great Interest
IN having Elmorc county properly
represented at tho great show in
Chicago next year.
Wm Oglesby came down from
Atlanta Thursday evening and re-
ports everything moving satisfac-
torily in that grand old mining
camp. About II men are now
employed in the Big Lodo tunnel.
~ the distance of 100 feet from the
mouth Of the tunnel they cut a 4
foot'vein Of quartz that averaged
$40 per ton gold; IS feet further
another ledge was cut through
averaging $40 per ton; but the main
ledge ia stell further under the
mountain and which they expect TO
strike within the next so feet The
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