Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1896-09-02

She hlep mas TWO IlctIy furnished
rooms + pr rent.
Mrs. Wolfe and child returned
from X etchum Tuesday.
John Helfrich of Caldwell has
been sd burning with us for several
days.
Capt ain Geo. Hill was visitor in
this pla ce Tuesday, and feeling quite
risky.
Mrs. Hubbell returned yesterday
from visit with Mrs. Geo. Hill on
Warm Spring creek.
A friend at Bruneau writes us
that tn ere is not one goldbug at that
place. Good for Old Bruneau.
DR.. s NTH, our presidential cleo
tor, boa rded last nights train for Pc
catello- returning this morning.
Gene Keefer yesterday loaded his
big tea ms with large bridge timbers
at Reynolds & Shaw's lumber yard
to 60 To Bruneau-
Tom Beckett, the noted cornetist,
will arrive here next Tuesday from
Missouri, and take a position with
the Eut erpe Cornet Band.
Miss Hope Pyburn yesterday pre-
sented Us with a lot of large, lucious
apples from the first crop plucked
from NJ is. Bearby's orchard in this
place.
Last week engineer Glenn Arm
strong was Frustrated by the heat
near Caldwell He was taken to
his home at Glenn's Ferry where he
soon rec covered.
b w. H McDougall and daughter
ptook last evenings train on their
return tp Chicago. We hope yet to
see Mr., McDougali and family resi-
dents Of this place.
Mrs. q. P. Oliver, Misses Mabel
PAYNE and Anna Schram and Lee
Cheesen AN went out Friday to
Mavfield to visit with the Corder
family. They will return home
this ever ming.
Pap and Recorder Reynolds
and wives returned Sunday from
their IN puntain outing. They got
lots of wild game and kindly re-
member I'd the BULLETIN III distric-
uting su rplus chickens.
Bert I Prout, recently from Boise,
has ope ned a produce, hay, grain
and coal store in the Dan Hill
building, adjoining Mahoney and
Kunnecke's meat market, and So
licits pu bile patronage. See his ad-
vertisem ent in this paper.
The silver wave is climbing high.
Almost every laborer has his mind
made u b. The country has not
been 50 stirred since the war, when
Lincoln called for troops to put
down the rebellion. To-day the
multitude is enlisted in the silver
cause.
Dubois and his followers say ave
are just as good Republicans as we
ever we re, and are not, and don't
propose o become either Populists
or Democrats Teller and his fol-
lowers shy 1--WE have quit the Re-
publican party, and are for Bryan
and free silver. pie or no pie" And
vet jim Hawley howls for Demo
cratic recognition of Dubois.
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Last night, about II, a blaze at
the rear of A. B. Clark's residence
attracted attention and the fire
alarm W as soon given and the flames
promptly extinguished by many
willing hands, and thus serious
conAagration was ayerted. 1t was
caused d Y live Goals in an ash box
sitting ID close proximity to an out
house. Mr. Clark SO appreciated
the prom pit aid of his friends that
he invite d the little armv down to
Main str Get and "set 'em up"
Very unpleasant news comes from
Rocky d ar to the effect that the FL
more N inc has suspended opera
tons. Saturday evening the mine
was abb ndoned, the fire put out,
the purn BPS stopped, and at this
writing the water in the shaft is
doubtlesB several hundred feet in
depth. The rich body of ore found
in this n nine last spring was soon ex-
hausted, since which time explora-
tions have been made with diamond
drills but without avail, and the
manager Is decided to quit. No fur
: ther attic mpt to work this mine will
probably be made for years to come
and Its closing down is not only {
sad blov to Rocky Bar but to al
Gilmore county.
The Albion Times-oue of tn,
best we kly papers in the state
exultingly exclaims: Idaho is {
pictures ue country, We hav,
I mountai ns SO high that you cal
, tickle t be feet of the silver angel
i, in heayt IN, and gorges SO deep yo,
I can dest end to the base and hano
: down i Ne to the gold bugs in tn
Internal regions"
Home Myers, age 80. formerly
druggist in Boise. blew the top {