Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1896-08-26


w. II. Baker and family have
returned from the mountains.
Rev. Townsend and family now
occupy the house adjoining Sheriff
divers residence.
A pleasant dance was had in the
dining room of the the Commercial
Hotel Monday night
Rev. J. H. Mcpherson went to
Rocky Bar Monday to marry Mrs.
McKim and G. n. Smart.
w. A. Osgood and Mrs. Frank
Osgood departed by private convey
ance Monday for Boonville.
Sheriff Oliver got home Monday
morning from Arizona, bringing with
him Ex-Assessor Joe Helfrch
Capt. George Hill visited Boise
yesterday but not as delegate to
either of the Rep. conventions.
Judge Golden came in from
Rocky Bar and went to Boise yes
terday to attend the Mckinley con-
vention.
Arda, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
ID. B. Hill, returned home Monday
from a visit with her grandmother
in Owyhee.
Mrs. Orebaugh and brother, Bert
Smith, accompanied by their little
sister, returned from Caldwell Sat.
urday evening.
The Elmore delegates of both fac
tons of the Republican party went
to Boise yesterday to be on hand
early in the fight.
The State board of equalization
last week placed the railroad assess
ment at the same figures as hereto
fore, $4,000 per mile.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A Reynolds
and Mr.. and Mrs. W. G. Reynolds left
for camping-out trip in the noun
tains Yesterday morning.
Rev. E. 0. Harris has again been
stationed at Glenn's Ferry by the
Methodist General Conference, and
Rev. S. n. Gilbert at Bruneau.
Hon. J. s. Lewis, after hard
struggle at Boise in the Democratic
State Convention, which resulted
gloriously, returned Monday to his
wigwam in Owyhee.
Archdeacon johnson conducted
divine services in the Episcopal
church in this place Sunday. We
had the pleasure of meeting the
reverend gentleman.
Master Walter Tanner, who is
now on Bennett mountain having
great fun shooting grouse and other
wild game, has placed the billie
TIN under obligations for brace OF
nice fat birds.
Messrs. Archer and Schurman
who went up to inspect Jake Horns
placer diggings on the Middle Boise
river, returned Monday evening anc
expressed themselves highly pleased
with their trip.
Manuel Comes and J. L. Tate re
turned Monday from their hunting
and fishing trip in the mountains
They report having lots of spor
and on their return kindly remem
bered the BULLETIN family.
w. II. McDougall and Mis-
Stella McDougall, his daughter
arrived here Friday from Chicago
on a visit. Mr.. MeDougall ha
land interests in this locality anC
this is his second visit here.
Jeff Whtson was over from Bru
, neau yesterday after lumber, whicl
) he got of Reynolds q Shaw. Jel
is one of the few woolgrowers wht
is sensible enough to advocate tn
election of Bryan for president.
The Gilmore Republican is still
"astride the political fence" but
is reported that in its next issue
will declare either for the Prohib
ton ticket, the Mckinley ticket {
the Indianapolis ticket to be put i
the field Sept. Bird.
Geo. Wall, formerly a resident {
this place, was with the gang Tues
day on his way from Blackfoot as
delegate to the Republican silvt
convention at Boise. Mr.. Wa
quietly informed us that his part
would surely nominate Jim Hawle
for Governor.
H. G. Forker, managing editor
the Chicago Chronicle, accomp
MED by a friend, Mr.. BARN, a
rived here Sunday morning, NJ
Forker is here in the search
health, but will doubtless give h
impressions of Idaho in print in h
J, own journal, These gentlemen a
/, extended y cordial welcome by 6
our people.