Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1896-09-30

WV. 4. AAAit 10 Ou VIC otSh Atst
this week.
Miss Hattie Hendricks went to
Boise Sunday.
G. e. Corker visited the capital
city yesterday.
Jack Bratten of Three Creek was
a visitor here few days ago.
Mrs. Bobo and Mrs. Young have
leased T. Hutchins' dwelling house.
r. B. Brown is putting an addi-
ton to his dwelling house in Col
lege addition.
Mrs. Hyde came over from Bru-
neau Saturday on a visit to her
sister, Mrs. Hill.
Judge A. NJ. Sinnott and Hon.
Martin King, of Glenn's Ferry, spent
Tuesday in this place.
Chas. Gearhart was INITIATED
into the mysteries of Odd Fellow
ship here last Saturday night
Chris Baeltger, the true-blue Peo-
Pile Democratic party merchant
at Bruneau, was a visitor here Sat
urday.
Delegates to the county conven-
tons tomorrow should try the new
Commercial hotel. Its accommo-
dations are number one.
Arthur Pence and John Portlock
sc H.,
evening from attendance at the
woolgrowers' convention.
The next annual meeting of the
Idaho Woolgrowers' association will
be held at Mountain Home on the
second Monday in September, 1897.
R. F. Whitney, M. Johnson and
George Peck returned Sunday even
ing from May yield, where they had
been for several weeks building a
new school house.
Recorder Reynolds returned last
Wednesday evening, accompanied
by his sister, Mrs. Service, and three
children of Pennington, Nash, who
will visit here several weeks.
| There will be preaching at the
Baptist hall Sunday morning and
evening by M B. Townsend. Sun
day School at II o'clock. Prayer
meeting Thursday evening. Young
Peoples meeting Friday evening.
Cal Carnes came down from
Rocky Bar Sunday evening and
went to Boise Monday. He reports
"a miners employed by the Gilmore
company and Is by the big placer
company operated by Harry Thomp-
| son.
Miss Ethel Hicks recently ar
rived from Big Camas and is at
tending our public school. Her IA
Their, r. L. Hicks, has purchased
some land of Geo. Crandal, upon
which he will build a residence and
then remove his family to this
place.
A Mckinley club was organized
in this place last Wednesday even
ing, with "a members. e. G. Cur,
ry was elected president. W. J
Turner vice-president, J. NJ. John
son secretary and w. G. HOWE
treasurer. A. B. Clark addressed
the club in his usual able and en-
PERTAINING manner.
A. B. Clark, r. P. Chattin, Johr
Portlock, w. T. Montgomery anc
. j. l.. de Haven attended the Woo
, Growers Association meeting a
Boise last week. Following are tn,
officers elected for the ensuing year
President, F. r. Gooding. of Good
ing, Vice president, John Mcmillan
of Boise. Seeretary-treasurer A. G
Butterfeld, of Weiser. Executive
committee. Arthur Pence, Ho
Springs; J. d. Wood, Challis; r
Poulton, Oakley; e. M. Barton
Weiser.
1t is a pity that the editor of til
} BULLETIN, with all his boasted gif
of abuse and sarcasm, cannot holt
> his own with BOSS" Corker with
t out ridiculing and insulting a ma
r iority of the ladies of Mountai
Home.-Elmore Republican.
OF course Lord Corker ordere
his slave to print the above and b
/. obeyed. But we were not aware c
the fact that "a majority of the la
dies of Mountain Home" are men
) bers of the female suffrage club.
Last January Lord COMMISSIONS
Corker and Lawyer Howie refuse
to allow Assessor Helfrich one Ger
for his services to the county dnl
ing 1895. Mr.. Helfrich sued th
county for $4,000 due him and Of
tanned judgement at the April teri
of the district court. Last wee
Corker and HOWE appealed th
case to the Supreme Court. The
know they have M earthly sho