Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1892-09-18
Major Frank Cavanah went to
the Capital Tuesday night.

Major Frank Cavanah went t
the Capital Tuesday night.
Car Curtis arrived in Boise cit,
last Monday, from his northern do
minions.
Miss Mabel PAYNE and Miss Liz
zie Fitzwatcr arc visiting friends il
Boise City.
"Falr into Rice & Co.'S store anc
see the immense stock Of new goods
just arrived.
DIR. Baugh left for Atlanta Tues
day to attend Mrs. Geo. Tins. VIII,
was reported very sick.
Rev. K. A. Paddock of Payette viii
preach in the Congregational church
this morning and evening.
~See our elegant line Of la.
dies and children's fine shoes, Just
received. GEo. s. RICE & Co.
After the election Harrison will
cxelaim, in the language of the
great John L., Il have fought once
too often"
Sullaway's team took lively run
around several blocks Wednesday
night. but fortunately no damage
was done.
Mrs. Hubbel has returned from
the mountains and is again assist
ing DR. Bearby in her popular drug
and variety store
Chas. NJ. Brown, a good and pop
ular citizen of the Bar, came down
Monday on his way TO Boise TO at
tend the Masonic grand lodge.
~-Our fall clothing will arrive
about September Goth, and it will
be immense GEi. 5. RICE Il Co.
Mr.. Johnson and several other
prominent mine experts came in
from Pine Grove Monday, where
they mad been on hunting trip
LAWYER HOWE and wife and Mr..
and Mrs Dcllaven returned Thurs
day from four weeks pleasure
trip away up IN the Sawtooth noun
tains.
Surveyor General Petit visited
Pine Grove the past week to exam
inc and report upon the franklin
mine-the sale of which is now
pending.
Mrs. J. L. Iagar went to Rocky
Bar Monday in the interes. of her
mercantile house, and we commend
her to the people of that locality for
square dealing and good bargains
w. c. Reynolds and wife and
Mrs w. A. REYNOLDS and the dep
uty county treasurer, went on
visit to Caldwell Tuesday, expecting
TO be absent till Tuesday. Mean
time Papa Will seems very lonely.
Little Tommy Jiaks came down
from the Bar few days ago-it be-
ing his first trip out from the mar.
row. well-timbered canyon in which
he was born. His opinion is that
this is "bald-head country, sure"
Captain Gum and A. J. Crook,
Peoples rarty candidates, will ad-
dress the people of Glenn's Ferry
on the evening of the 2lst and at
Mountain Home on September 22d.
They are both entertaining speakers.
See official announcement in an
other column.
A lively Democratic club meeting
was held in Mountain Home last
Monday. chairman j. A. Purtill
presiding. Four new members were
enrolled, making tn number 56 in
all, with several Democratic ranch
ers to hear from. w II. Dial en-
tcrtained the club by making a
short but telling speech that had
the eff ct to arouse much en.husi-
asIu Monday evening, the 10Th,
another meeting of the club will he
held, at which time several able
speakers will address the unterri-
fed
Hon. J. s Lewis was here last
Sunday from Bruneau, where he
has recently opened trading post
near Arthur Fences place, and
u icle Dick deserves the patronage
oil everybody. He requested the
BULLETIN To contradict the report
that he had left the Democracy and
l.. Il = etssllaa--i ~
tharlAJ Q, taA, j - "s can
hex the tsulh.t lister who hss d
foa.ly libeied him Aud yet he
feels thankfll that the fellow did
not accuse him Of Joining the Reps.
Mr.. LAWS renewed his subscription
10 tho BULLETIN and retained ho:na
happy aal s5.!:v..: