Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1894-10-20

visit in California.
Up 10 last night 230 voters were
Registered at Mountain Home.
J. G. More, brother of A. w.
More. 10 here from San Francisco.
DR.. Baugh, Of Shoshone. has been
with M since the departure Of DR..
Smith for Lewiston.
Mr.. Griffith. the new depot agent
and his family arrived here Thurs
day from Bellevue.
Thursday the BULLETIN was hon
ored by visit from Josiah Cave Of
Canyon county and A. A. Fraser of
Boise City.
p. M. Bruner, can didate for dis
trict judge on the Populist ticket,
addressed q fair-sized audience here
Monday night.
Lee Abbott and Ed Gaetz of At
lanta, after visiting Boise City.
passed through this place Sunday
on their return home.
Frank Andreas of Pine Grove was
q visitor here Monday and. like all
good men should do, added his
name to the BULLETIN subscription
list.
Hon. w. II. Clagett. the peer
less Idaho orator, spoke at length
in this place last evening TO q large
audience, but We have not the time
to review his speech in this issue.
Johnny Wilkins has returned
from the Indian Territory, where
he went with . large lot of horses
and which he sold to good advan-
tage.
Every true democrat should put
in every moment of the time be-
tween now and the election, ia the
missionary field. There are many
honest people who hunger after POI
litical truth. Garry 1t to them, and
In time.
0. III. Hutchins and family will
soon remove for the winter into the
residence of T. Hutchins. and Com
missioner Manion and family will
occupy O. HIS house. All Noun
tain Home will welcome the Man
ions to our midst.
Mr.. Watson, who was superin-
tendent Of the Mountain Home and
Rocky Bar stage line several years
ago, passed through this place few
days ago with his family, on their
way from Montana to Boise City,
where they will reside.
]. 4. Harper. and Mr., II. B. Riley,
after sojourning here q few days, de-
parted Monday on their return TO
Chicago. They are both verv pleas
ant and affable gentlemen and we
hope 10 see them with us again. In
order TO keep himself posted about
his large interests in this section,
Or. Harper ordered the ''old Relia-
BILE" to be sent to his address.
The Grand Lodge of Odd Fell
lows at Lewiston elected the follow
ing officers: N. C. Price. G. NJ, Of
Pocatello; L. Rowly. v. @. NJ, of
Lewiston; @. c. Thompson, G. W..
Of Occur d'Alene; A. X. Steunen-
berg, g. g., of Caldwell; John Hunt,
@. T., Of Boise; Frank Il. Willis Of
Challis grand representative.
A. E. Beamer shot and it in sup
posed mortally wounded DIR. Estill
at Bellevue last Monday night. All
about q thing heretofore called a
lady and who now, IL ia reported,
greatly laments the fate of her lover
Mr.. Beamer should also have shot
his wife, If reports from Bellevue
are true about that Doc tor and
Beamer's wife.
The west bound passenger train
was wrecked near The Dalles, Ore.
on the nth, and although three
train men were killed the accident
was barely mentioned bv telegraph
TO the city papers. Mrs. T. Hutch
ins, and children, Of this place, were
aboard the train when the wreck
occurred, but fortunately received
not scratch. Mr.. Hutchins Sun
day night. received a letter from
Mrs. Hutchins, dated Vancouver,
Oct. ~, conveying TO him the
first intimation he had received of
the smashup. She said: swell, we
came out Of that wreck in good
shape and / was very thankful.
Three train men were killed. The
baggage car, mail car, cab and en-
CINE we're completely demolished,
but no passengers were injured.
Monday night at Bruueau VIM.
Hayes--familiarly called "Bible-
back"--was shot and killed By Geo.
Duncan. The two men had been
quarreling and both pulled their
guns about the same time and COM
menced firing. Hayes was hit in
the breast and abdomen and lived
only q short time. Duncan was
shot in the abdomen and left arm
but is not considered dangerously
wounded. DIR. Nieukirk, accom-
panied by Roscoe Smith, went TO
Bruneau early Tuesday, morning To