Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1896-10-14

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j. F. Shields visited Little Ca.
mas yesterday.
Mrs. j. NJ. Johnson visited the
capital city to-day.
Hon. Martin King came up from
the Ferry this morning.
VIM. Evans and family have re-
turned from Salt Lake. Q
Mrs. c. V. Smith returned to At
lanta by Tuesdays stage.
J. l.. de Haven and wife came in
yesterday from Big Camas.
If YOU want honest and capable
men in the legislature, vote for Ur-
dahl and JONES.
Miss Edith Hyde of Orena went
to Boise this morning to enter st.
Theresa academy.
r. N. Griffith the goldbug candi-
date on the Dubois ticket for treas
urer, went to Rocky Bar Tuesday.
VIM. N. Robertson and Louisa
Corder, both of Brunesa valley,
were married in this place lastIeven-
ing by Judge Sprague.
jeff Whitson was over from Bru-
neau Tuesday and looked as if he
soon expected to be at peace with
all the world and the rest of man.
kind"
If you want county affairs adj
ninis:ered honestly, fairly and with
out prejudice, vote for Stevenson,
Griffith and Butler for commits
sioners.
James O'Neil, Peoples g. Demo-
cratic candidate for Assessor, is in
town to-day interviewing voters.
Jim is a good, honest, Industrious
man and will make a splendid off,
Ger.
Colonel Geo. A. Williams, Captain
N. z. Turner, Coptain Eddy, Gus San
quist, Mr.. Nelson, b. II. Adams, At
lanta; w. B. Hepburn, d. T. Miller,
Boise; Thos. Gooding, Toponis; Ii.
Miller, III. Smith, New York, were reg
istered at the Commercial yesterday.
A few days ago James Carroll
showed US lot of fine potatoes,
some of which weighed four pounds,
and which he dug Just six weeks
from the day they were planted.
They are known as the early six
weeks" variety.
Herb Howeth, John Hagaef Fl.
McMannis, Dave Williams, Sam
Kincaid, and Crosby came in Satur-
day evening from yellow Jacket,
Custer county, where they had been
employed in that mine until it
closed down short time ago.
w. B. Hepburn, the mother of all
Idaho goldbugs, spoke in this place
Monday night to fair sized audi
ence--also d. T. Miller of Boise.
As an orator, Mr.. Hepburn does
not compare even favorably with
Clagett, who is to speak here to-
night in the school house auditorium.
r. N. Griffith of this place, has
allowed the Neutrality-suspicious. Re-
publicans to put him up for courty
treasurer to be slaughtered by Char
lie Howeth on election day. Mr..
Griffith. being an avowed and radi-
cal gold-bug, should not receive the
support of one single loyal, free
silver man in Gilmore county.
An ugly report comes down from
Atlanta about the undutiful. I'M
lovable and cowardly acts of one
of the Republican candidates for
the legislature. A man who will
not defend his wife against the bru-
tai assault of a rnfIian should not
be trusted to represent the brave
and honest men of Elmore in the
legislature.
Chairman MeGee of the Demo-
cratic State Central Committee, has
issued an address to the Peoples
Democratic party, which is con-
Cured in by chairman Blake of the
Populist committee. It in effect de-
nounces the great wrong done by
national committeeman Walsh in
issuing his address to Idaho Demo-
Gratis; claims that the Peoples Dem
oeratic party is the only organiza-
ton in Idaho recognized by the ma
tional committee, and closes by say
ing: THE Democratic State Central
Committee have hitherto acted. and
they hereby declare their intention
to continue TO act, in harmony with
the letter and spirit of the resoln-
tons of the Democratic state COM
vention, and we urge every Demo-
crat to do likewise. Vote the PEG.
tple's- Democratic ticket