Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-09-11

Welcomed showers Monday.
Watch for Fred Epstein on the
18th instant.
Marriage bells will soon ring out
loud in Atlanta.
DR.. Nieukirk, wife and child went
TO Boise Monday.
John Pence was over from Bru-
neau yesterday.
Miss Hattie Wallace has returned
TO Judge Stout's ranch.
Sheriff Oliver and Lawyer Wolfe
went TO Boise yesterday.
Boyer a Co. have just received a
carload Of ranges and stoves.
Capt. Sam Rhoades Joined the
procession yesterday and went to
Boise.
Mrs. C. P. Oliver and Mrs. Cheese
man are visiting with friends on
Geld Spring creek.
8. s. Brady came down from
Rocky Bar Monday evening, to re-
main here few days.
A full attendance of Rebekah
lodge members is requested tomor-
row evening-Thursday.
Mrs. HI. G. Madison and children
departed last evening on a visit to
relatives at Kansas City.
Mrs. Henry Henderson Of Boise
came in from Big Camas Saturday
and is visiting with the Payne
family.
Miss Rose Slusser, who had been
visiting at Rocky Bar this summer,
passed through this place Saturday
on her return to Boise.
L. A. Underwood last Saturday
found a rifle on the road near the
reservoir. which the owner can have
by proving property and paying for
this notice.
]. T. Sprague has been awarded
the contract for building the Epis.
copal church, his bid being 1865
It is to be ready for occupancy on
Thanksgiving day.
Grand Master A B. Clark left
here Sunday for Boise, TO be on
hand at the converting of Masonic
Grand Lodge. He has made faith
full officer and deserves reelection.
Jas. A. Nicholson and wife came
down from Rocky Bar Friday and
were visiting with the BULLETIN
family until this morning, when
they took their departure for home.
G~Mr. Fred Epstein will be at
Mountain Home about September
18th with full and complete line
of latest novelties in dress goods,
wraps, jackets and cloaks. and will
be prepared to quote unapproach-
ably low prices on all lines of dry
goods, groceries, boots, shoes, etc.
E.. c. Helfrich returned from
New York Monday, whittier he had
been to and did purchase an i'm,
mense stock Of fall and winter
goods which will soon begin to ar
rive here. He has remodeled his
store building and hereafter thu
large room facing on Jackson ave
nne will be devoted to dry good.
and ladies' wear generally, Will,
the old quarters will be the depos
TORY for gentlemens' wear and gro
ceries. This old and enterprisine
house is determined TO keep up Will
the procession.
Owing to the receipt of a false tel
egram here early yesterday morn
ing from Glenn's Ferry stating tina
Congressman Bryan was not pas
senger on the train, great many o
our people failed to appear at TIN
depot. However, about 100 as
sembled on the approach of tn
train, and when Judge Wolfe, al
old-time friend of Mr.. Bryan, ap
peared on the platform and intro
duced him, hearty cheers greetes
the noted free-silver orator.
which he responded In words O
encouragement for the ultimate sue
cess of the silver cause in the eas
and all over the United States. Mr.
Bryan, owing to the short stoppag
of the train. could not say man,
words, but those few words were I
the point and highly relished bv al
who heard him. He addressed a
immense crowd in Boise last night