Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1894-09-15


John Hayes returned to the Bar
yesterday.
AL. More departed for Big Camas
yesterday morning.
John Bryant was down from Lit
tie Camas last evening.
J. V. Mundell took this morn
iag's stage for Rocky Bar.
Arthur Pence and daughter re-
turned to Bruneau Yesterday.
Will Galloway Is in town rustling
for votes, as are all other candidates.
Billy Wilson returned from
Omaha last Sunday, where he had
been TO dispose Of lot of cattle.
Mrs. Roe's infant child died last
Thursday night and was taken to
Grand View yesterday for burial.
The result of TO day's primary
elections will not be fully known
before the latter part of next week.
Sam Galloway, Warren Layne,
the Tate brothers and several others
started this morning for the Silver
City races.
MIR. Mullins. father Of Prof. Mul-
Inns, came up from Bliss the FORE
part Of the week on visit to his
son and family.
Ralph GoodlifTe. Democratic can
didate for Commissioner, was up
from the Ferry sterday interview
ing his many friends here.
Miss May Gray and Mrs. Glenn
have removed their millinery goods
back to the former place occupied
by them, adjoining the postoffice.
We have received copy Of the
Marceline, Mo-, Journal, which con-
tains an account OF defamation
contest between five young ladies
for handsome silver medal. Miss
Anna Mclaughlin, a niece of Mr..
and Mrs. Dan MdGinness and who
was here last sum mer, was awarded
the prize.
ii. r. Stevenson. member of the
Central Lumber Co, at Caldwell.
was killed by being thrown from
his cart on the night Of the 18th
instant, while on his way from
Caldwell TO his home few miles
distant He was man about 60
years Of age and highly respected
by all who knew him.
The Idaho State Medical Society
held its annual meeting at Boise
on Monday and Tuesday. IL was
attended bv nea rly all the leading
physicians of the State. The fol.
lowing new members were elected
Drs. Nieukirk of Min Home. G. 8.
Stone Of Wallace, w. r. Hamilton
Of Payette, 4. CT ymer Of Emmett,
c. A. S Prosser of Boise, w. II
Behle of Blackfobt, c. b Shirley OF
Weiser, J. N. Weston Of DeLamar
) A committee composed of Drs
Sweet, Nieukirk. Maxey, Stephen.
; son and Moore was appointed tC
I draft a bill to govern the practic,
of medicine in Idaho.
The wool assd ciation, which ha.
just closed a three days. session ir
Boise city was more like a Repub
liean convention than an association
organized for mutual benefit ire
spective of politics. In fact il wa.
a Republican convention, with 8
little something about wool thrown
in as blind. controlled by the Re
publican leaders, Gooding, in his
opening address, made a strong Re
pub speech so far as delivered: but il
had been written for him and he
forgot much of it--but that which
had slipped his memory and NOR.
appeared in the report of his speech
in the Statesman. The proceeding,
had been arrange ed Tor political cap
ital by the Republican leaders, and
were a disgrace TO the association
Idaho Democrat.
Rev. S. J. Jen nings, a gentleman
we'll and favoraNly known in Noun.
tain Home, and who has been 10.
Gated at Shoshone Tor the past II
months. will remove to Cour de
Alene, North Idaho, about Oct. l
to take charge Of that Episcopal do.
cesc. The Journal says: Arch
deacon Sulger Was in Shoshone last
week comforting with the church
members, and it was decided Il
have services in this town once a
month, on which occasions tbs
Archdeacon vii occupy the pulpit.
Col. w. II. Hroadhead left We'd
nesday for HALEY to take charge o
the land Office. The late incumbeni
had to be sueee eded by a Democrat
and we are Piles sed to see the Colo
mel get there. During his stay il
Shoshone he made many friend;
who, while sorry TO see him leave
are glad to know il is TO take an
office that he will fill with credit I,
himself and tho administration tina
placed him therr.--Shoshone Jour
; nal
Candidates in CANYON county
, have heard from the Index as fol
lows: Candidates for county Office
who arc too poor to take their count,
papers are to be pitied and shos,