Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1896-08-12
Highest OF ali Leavening PowerLatest u Govt Report
R3H:A!l! R Rs%asF :
ABSOLUTELY PUEE

O. H. Hutchins retur ned to
Rocky Bar last Friday.
Sheriff Oliver made ar official
visit to Haley Sunday.
Rev. Mr. Hawkes. returned from
from Salt Lake Saturday.
Mrs. Geo. D. Bell and children
are at Dawson's hot springs.
DIR. Nieukirk came down from
Rocky Bar Monday evening return
ing Tuesday.
John Lape has taken layoff
and skipped for the cool attn losphere
of the mountains.
The ladies of the Congreg ational
church will hold an ice crea m festi-
val Friday evening.
On their way from Lincoln to
New York, Mr.. and Mrs. BRYAN re-
ceived ovations all alongthe route.
Attorney HOWE went t , Boise
Saturday to attend a meetir G of the
Republican State Central Commit
tee.
w. G Fritter, the wide-awake
agent for the N. Y. Life Ir surance
Co., at Boise, was a visito here
Tuesday.
Geo. l.. Cole and family nd Mrs
Shields and family returned home
Friday evening from an outing on
Bennett mountain.
w. D. Reynolds, Mr.. Whittlesey
and Paul Orebaugh took a spin out
to the bot springs early Sunday
morning upon their bikes.
Roscoe Smith and Hugh Latham
returned from the mountains yes
terday afternoon and report having
experienced an elegant time.
Messrs. Latham, Roscoe and DIR.
Smith and Josh Cowan, W no have
been on a hunting trip in tn noun
tains for the past week, kindly re-
membered the BULLETIN and other
friends and sent them brac es Of fat
wild chickens.
M. S. Comes, M. Johnsd IN, J. l..
Tate and Charlie Tate started for the
mountains last Sunday on a hunt
ing and fishing excursion in east
ern Gilmore. They will visit Reddish
lakes in the Sawtooth range and ex-
pect to have %, ar" meat for sale on
their return.
Miss Roxie Corder, of Mayfield,
who has just closed her term of
school at Casey's, Miss Skidmore,
who is teaching at Camas prairie,
Miss Daisey Griffith, of Can ,as, and
Mr.. Samuels, of Rocky Ba T came
in on Wednesdays stage to attend
the teachers examination.
Died, at Salt Lake city, A ugust 8,
1896, Mrs. Mary M. Jones mother
of Mrs. Jos. Sullaway of tn is place.
Mrs. Sullaway departed on last
Thursdays train for Salt Lake to
attend the funeral of her mother.
Mrs. Jones was we'll know in this
place and Rocky Bar and was a
lady highly respected by al
Next Friday the Demo crats OF
Gilmore will assemble at Re cky Bar
to select five delegates to at tend the
State Convention at Boise. We
trust the convention will send none
but good, reliable conservative
Democrats to the State Conven-
tion-men who, in eonjunct ion with
our Populist friends, will soc that a
clean and strong ticket is placed in
the field. w. A. Reynolds, e. G.
Helfrich, M. S. Comes. J. M. Neil
J. L. Tate and Dr. Smith were
elected at the primary Sat nrday to
represent this precinct at the con-
vention.
I. G. Hale, who with Mr. Mitchell
is managing extensive pl acer dig
gings opposite Geo. Halls tanch or
Snake river, made the Blu LLETIN q
pleasant call Saturday. Mr.. Hale
says his company is at present EN-
ploying nine men and operating /
big gold-savlng machine very sue.
cessfully. Stripping is n pw being
done by teams and scrapers ), which
is rather slow work, but they will
soon carry water from the Owyhet
canal to the ground and 8 uice the
waste dirt away rapidly. He feel
highly elated at his good pros poets
Political wonders will never cease
News first came from Rocky Bal
that there was but one Mckinley
man at that precinct, W hich wa
soon followed by the assert ion that
positively only three goldbugs coul.
be found there. Yet, at the Repub
lican primary election at hat plac
last Saturday, after a hot contest
three Mckinley men were elected
delegates to the Rep. county con
vention. They are g. d. Golden
f. C. Koch and James Lawson
Possibly Gilmore county, after al
the free silver talk of Republi
cans. may sel.d Mckinley delega
Ition to their State Convention.