Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1893-11-18
SATURDAY, November IS, 1893.
oHicial Paper Of fillmore County
Freezing nights.

Freezing nights.
Lots of people afflicted with ia
grippe" recently.
Shainwald Bros. are still open to
give you big bargains.
Ed Helfrich returned home Sun
day from a visit to Ogden.
Mrs. August Kunnecke and Mrs.
John Bennett are still on the sick
list.
Uncle Abe Robertson and Arthur
Pence were visitors here during the
week, from Hot Spring.
Rice & Co. now have one of the
largest and best equipped stores in
Idaho. They keep everything.
Richard Benham, of Bruneau.
has this week been engaged in put
ting up brick iiue in Odd Fellows
hall.
We don't wish our subscribers to
imagine that the recent repeal of the
Sherman silver purchase act will
cause us to refuse to accept silver
for subscriptions that we're due be-
fore the adjournment of Congress.
Fred Epstein, of the enterprising
firm Of Shainwald Bros. Co., says
the following verses express his
sentiments exactly:
tell me not In mournfu numbers,
Advertising does not pay;
sTis the matter you compile, sir
That must have its powerful sway.
..Print the truth and state it strong, sir,
Surely then You'll live to ted,
Advertising is the lever which
Brings trade so plentiful"
Capt. Geo. w. Hill returned from
the east recently, but his stay in
town was SO limited that we had
no opportunity to interview him, as
we desired, upon the sheep market
and political matters in the east.
The President has proclaimed
Thursday, the Both, as a day OF
general Thanksgiving and prayer.
As the old BULLETIN sinner is some
what out of practice he will now
commence by praying that 100 de-
linquent subscribers will pay their
little dues before that day. We
want 10 buy big turkey, and jaw
bone don't 60 for such iuxuries now
a-days.
Mrs. C. w. Burns entertained
number of young ladies and gentle.
men at her residence last Saturday
evening, in honor of Miss Ella Gaet2
of Atlanta. Might've and music
were the amusements of the evening
At 11:3o the young people repaired
10 Mrs. Hagar's Dining Parlors and
there enjoyed a sumptuous supper,
Everyone present seemed imbued
with the spirit Of jovialty and mirth'
fullness and the time flew rapidly
Those present were: Miss Ella Gaetz
Miss Mclaughlin, Miss Mabe
Payne, Miss Elizabeth Fitzwater
Mr.. C. n. Smart, Mr.. John Helfrich
Mr.. s. b. Wilkins, Mr.. J. c. Wood
ward, Mr.. J. A. Purtill, Mr.. Nj. L
REYNOLDS and Mr.. ]. Z. Epstein.
Various counties of Idaho has
recently taken steps for funding tn
Indebtedness Of each-notably, Ban
mock for $4,000 and 0wyhee 70
$4,000. And why can not Elmor
follow suit and place the count
upon a cash basis, as the constitu
ton of Idaho provides2 Ii wonl
be the means of reducing the run
ming expenses Of the county abou
one-third, at the present low rat
offered for county warrants, an
those to follow us would justly hay
to bear portion of the burden a
the bonds matured many yeaI
hence. In future Issues OF I'll
BULLETIN We shall more fully con
ment upon the advantages to be d.
rived by bonding the county del
and hope to present the matter
plainly that our Commissioners, I
their next regular meeting, v!
give it serious consideration.