Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1892-08-28

elected promise guard veil the interests Of the
taxpayers OF the county GRO l.. CRANDAL
PinoGrose, Jelly -, lso2.
W NJ. Stockton was up from the
Ferry yesterday.
w. I'll. Baker and wife returned
Thursday from trip in the noun
tains.
Democrats, let harmony be your
watchward and pull all together
for victory.
VIM Rinehart is lying very sick
at his warm spring ranch near
Pine Grove.
Miss Dollie O.sen was a visitor
here several days during the past
week, from Oreana.
Mavfipld was represented in MI
Home the past week by Judge John
Andrawatha and Geo Kelly
Judge Jim Nicholson and wife re-
turned Tuesday To their home at
Bascom ranch on South Boise
Mrs NJ 4 W!ckersham j. visit
:nc with her parents d, Boise, ac-
companied rs Mass Florence Man
ion
DIR. Houscr has returned from
bis trip to the mountains, looking
much sunhurnt and slightly inn
proved in health.
An important meeting of Thur
man Democratic Club will be held
here next Monday evcneng Every
member should be there.
Rev. Jennings will preach this
morning and evening in the Bennett
building adjoining he Gilmore Bank.
Sunday school at o'cl pck.
Manager Wing. Of the Owyhee
Land and Irrigation Company. was
in town Thursday He came up
10 order a carload Of cement for
dam purposes, and saws that work
IS progressing rapidly. He sent
down ten new men Friday-making
1he.forcc now sixty-odd strong.
The "Komikal Krew" of the
Mountain Home Dramatic Club
gas out in full force Thursday even
ing, and created great merriment by
their visits to the residences of va
fious friends The BULLETIN editor
would he pleased to have "Topsv'
come forward, after reconstruction,
and proclaim her identity.
Mrs. A. b. Clark departed for
Chicago yesterday, where she will
remain all winter During her ab.
sence Mr.. Clark will cause com
modious residence to be erected ON
their grounds by early spring. Mrs
Clark is very intelligent lady and
mas made many warm friends here
who will anxiously await her re-
turn to permanently abide with us
John Mitchell has been persuaded
by his friends 10 stand for the Re-
publican nomination for Sheriff.
III d so announces himself at the
head of this column. He is one of
the oldest settlers in this section
and successful business man; is a
man that no one can say ought
against in any particular, and from
"a political standpoint we hope he
will not receive the nomination
Ben Robertson and John Jones
came over from bruarau Thursday
for two wlgoa loads Of lumber to
build a store house for j ;. Lewis
lUacle Dick AT Fences Ford,
ahout s mics above the Bruneau
y sto lice Uncle Dick will doubt
less do a thriving business at this
point. Ben says that Democrats
are very numerous in his section
and will render good account of
themselves in November.
Steve 0g!esbv, superintendent Of
the Big Lode mine nj Atlanta, RI
turned here Wednesday, after an alb
sence Of several weeks in New York
and Boston Mr. Oglesby comes
bar k fully equipped to prosecute
work on his property, and took
Thursdays stage for Atlanta lie
will immediately put at work three
sh rs miners to continue the tun-
i,cl to the ledge, which he conf
IDENTIFY expects to cut before snow
lilies this fall. The tunnel is now
in a distance Of 400 feet aud is n
splendid piece Of work, and if the
Zig Lode company only give Mr.
Oglesby the "sinews Of war" he will
win the fight and give them a good
paying mine ere long. While east
he gained information which causes
hui T. I'viieyr ti.at ihy afhir anl
Brar Creek companies vii renew
operations Ii there mines At itlekg
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