Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1894-11-03

from Hot Spring Thursday evening
1 I. Burton does all kinds Of boot
and shoe repairing and harness
making.
Mr.. and Mrs. Marshal Of Boise
are visiting here with Mr.. and Mrs.
Wickersham.
- Talk about bargains. see
Shaindwald's prices for their big
sale Nov. 2 to 18th.
The Democrats will make a clean
sweep in this county next Tuesday.
and don't you forget it.
E~The easiest way to make
money is to save il. To save money
60 to Shainwalds. See their ad.
Messrs. Catalan, vinyard, Wolfe
and DIR. Leonard, addressed the
people Of Glenn's Ferry Wednesday
night.
" Shainwald Bros, the makers
and maintaineis Of low prices, will
give you genuine surprise Nov. 7
to IL.
Frank Walton, Populist candidate
for State Auditor spoke in this
place Thursday night to a small
audience.
Remember that J. J. Little and
j. L. Tate are the Democratic can
didates for Justice of the Peace.
Vote for them.
The Episcopal dime social at
that church Thursday evening was
well attended, Notwithstanding the
inclemency Of the weather.
We are requested to say that the
ladies of the Episcopal church will
give a supper on Thanksgiving
evening, for the benefit of the church.
80 If you want the purchasing
power of your Dollar increased 90
per cent take advantage of Shain-
wald's big sale Nov. 7 to 18th.
President Simmons and Manager
Jones of the Mountain Home Land
& Canal Co., arrived here Tuesday
evening and the next day went up
to Longtom.
F. M. Lucus has closed his sad
dlery shop in this place and re-
turned to Caldwell. Mr.. Lucus did
not advertise his business and con-
sequently but few knew Of his loca-
tion here.
The little daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Burton yesterday inserted a
stone half an inch long up one of it's
nostrils, which could not be re-
moved by the parents and which
caused the child great pain until
DIR. Nieukirk arrived and withdrew
the stone with instruments.
O. III. Hutchins returned Tuesday
from trip TO Atlanta. While he
was there the road between Rocky
Bar and that place was blocked
with snow, but the people turned
out with shovels and soon made the
road passable for teams. Mr..
Hutchins also says that the Demo-
Gratis up there are enthusiastic and
Of sweeping victory.
The Republican oaice-seeke's
organ resorts to some very dirty
work. It prints scurrilous letter
purporting TO come from Rocky
Bar, denouncing the editor of the
BULLETIN. But all here know that
ii was written in this town if not in
the Republican Office. Fact is il
smacks very much of the style of
one of the numerous hyenas who
contribute weekly to the columns of
the ofiice-seeker's organ, and his
name lie not X. Y. T., either.
Paul Walker came in from Cold
Springs creek Wednesday evening.
bringing with him Thos. Richard
son, who had the misfortune to
break one of the bones of his left |
leg just above the ankle, by his
horse falling on him few days ago
while he was rounding up lot of |
his stock. The accident occurred
about four miles from Mr.. Walkers |
place. Notwithstanding his Grip
pied condition, Mr.. Richardson
followed his horse for several hun
ared yards before catching him
after which he again mounted the
animal and rode to Walkers. DIR. |
Smith set the broken leg soon after
Mr.. RS arrival here.
We are really surprised to read
the card of Judge Golden in Thurs
days organ of Republican Office
and if we had time at this
late hour we would reproduce il in
Lhese columns. to show how Mr.. |
Golden attempts to distort couple |
81 items that appeared in last weeks
We will pass his allu-
sions to the editor Of this paper in
silence. but we must say that his
relating to Mr.. Helfrich |
sending a load of goods TO the Bar
Immediately upon the receipt of the |
news here of the awful conflagation |
At that place two years ago and |
claiming that such item implied |
that he (Golden) was a thief are
entirely uncalled for. No such |
thought ever entered our mind, and |
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