Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1896-10-21

Apply 10 mrs. y. w. Burns.
Mrs. VIM. Wilson went to Boise
Saturday to visit for several weeks.
~. V. Helfrich started for the
mountains Tuesday, on a business
trip.
DR.. Smith reports John H. Wright
of Bruneau lying quite sick at Rine-
harris.
Mrs. John Keefer departed Tues
day for a visit with relatives in Or
egon.
AL Oliver and Geo. Mccormick
returned Monday from a visit to
Montana.
Miss Annie johnson came down
from South Boise river valley on
Fridays stage.
Recognize honest labor by voting
for Alex. Urdahl, the Neal miner,
for State Senator
Johu Bryant and wife came down
from Little Camas last week to hear
Clagett's great speech.
State Superintendent of Schools
Foresman was here Monday and
visited our public schools.
Mr.. Hicks and family of Big
Camas are occupying a house next
to George Crandal's dwelling.
T. Hutchins returned here Mon
day from Kansas City, where he
had been to sell a traiu-load of cattle.
E@- We are overloaded with
stoves aud shall make prices that
: will sell them. GEO. S. RICE 4 Co.
r. P. Chattin left for Wyoming
last evening to purchase and bring
back with him a lot of bucks for
his sheep bands.
Charlie Howeth is a free silver
advocate. Vote for him for county
treasurer. His opponent is a pro-
nounced goldbug.
Mrs. Geo. Hyde returned Sunday
from visit at Caldwell, and took
Sol Newcomers pullman Monday
for her home at Oreana.
Mrs. VIM. Kunnecke and Miss
Mabel Payne are in Boise as dele
gates from Guiding Star lodge to
the Rebekah State Assembly.
Geo. Mahoney, Geo. Peck, Frank
McWilliams and l.. A. Underwood
went to Boise Monday to attend the
Grand Lodge of Odd Fellows.
William Hanley few days ago
turned out from his shops beauti-
full and substantial passenger wagon
for the Bruneau stage company.
Workingmen, stand by honest
labor and vote for Ii. s. JONES, the
Mountain Home blacksmith, for
Representative in the legislature.
Corey Bros. have taken their
teams and camp outfit to Island
Mountain, Nevada, where they have
secured contract to build reser-
voir and bitches.
James Eden, the Pocatello rail
road attorney, is making speeches
for Borah This should cause every
laboring man in Idaho to vote for
Gum for Congress.
"What do you think OF the situa-
tion2" asked silver man of a Nc
Kinleyite. To which the latter re.
piled: II am a straight Republican
and | don't think"
Ladies of the Episcopal church
will serve New England dinner at
the Dan Hill building on Wednes-
day, Oct 28--afternoon and even.
ing. ONLY 25 cents.
Married. in the Episcopal church
at Mountain Home, October 10, by
Rev. Mcpherson, Charles C. Trader
and Miss Ardena F. Smith, both O
Corral, Blaine county, Idaho.
Another pedestrian, who claim,
he is walking on wager from New
York to Portland and back, passed
through this place Sunday, going
east, accompanied by faithful dog
Sheriff Stockton, Assessor jim
| O'Neill and Commissioner Ton
Stevenson went to Neal last Sunda,
to interview voters. These gentle
men make friends all along tn,
line.
Goldbug papers are saying tina
1.-THE silver trust is the greatest n
them all We beg to differ; tn
greatest trust of all is that found OF
the American silver dollar: I'll
God we trust"
, The most ridiculous thing tina
, has occurred during this campaign
is the apology of John Condron n,
: Mart Patrie for attempting to brib
Joe Rich to support Dubois in Bea
| Lake county. They had better hav
remained entirely silent.