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

nave you reglSlefeoI
Geo. A. Mccormick went to Boise
this morning.
Sheriff Oliver visited the State
Capital Saturday.
The Meegan brothers, Snake river
placer miners, were in town to-day.
Assessor Loveland and wife re-
turned from the mountains yester-
day.
Married, at Rocky Bar, Idaho,
Aug. 26, by Rev. Mcpherson, G. N.
Smart and Mrs. Ida McKim.
A pleasant "16 to dance" took
place last night at Congdon's Com.
mercial Hotel, and an elegant sup
per was served by the proprietor.
Reynolds & Shaw have recently
received beautiful sandblast glass
plates which are to go in door and
transom at Mr.. Howie's residence.
Democrats and Populsts, beware
of traitors in your camp. They are
moving silly to break your ranks in
the interest of the Republican party.
Miss Pauline Dawson returned
home Monday, Mrs. Stout accom-
panying her. Mrs. Rossaleaux will
go back with Mrs. Stout on a short
visit with Judge and Mrs. Stout. "a
! y. Boyer and child came ddws
from Pine Grove Saturday, where
they and Mr.. Boyer spent the sum-
mer, Mr.. Bowers health has greatly
improved and he will soon return
to Mountain Home.
Rhorer's team ran away Friday
evening and during its wild course
in the sage brush on the southern
outskirts of town ran over and
seriously injured Jim CAROLS fine
milch COW. No other damage re-
ported,
If Dubois and Jim Hawley are
allowed to run political matters in
Idaho to their own liking their acts
will throw the electoral vote to Me-
Kinley. Democrats and Populists,
stand firm against the enemies of
fusion and free silver.
1t is reported that the stockhold-
ers in the Gilmore Republican held
meeting Monday night, at which
it was decided that that weakened
sheet should fail off the political
fence next Friday-but on which
side is not positively stated.
Some miscreant shot and killed
one of ]. J. Titles fine mileh cows
a few days ago just below his resi-
dence on Rattlesnake canyon. The
animal was shot through the head
with a rifle ball, and what caused
the dastardly act is unknown.
Frank, the 11-month-old son of
Mr.. and Mrs, r. G. Rowe, died Au-
gust 18th, at the family residence in
the east part of town, of summer
complaint. The little fellow had
been sick about month. Mr.. Rowe
was absent at Silver City but was
telegraphed for and arrived here
on Sunday nights train. Funeral
services were held at the residence
Monday morning by Rev, McPhsr-
son, and the remains deposited in
Odd Fellows cemetery.
Democratic and Populist cam
paign committees are organized
J. A. Niece of Nampa is chairman
of the Democratic committee, with
w. G. Fritter secretary. p. II.
Blake is chairman of the Populist
committee. Rooms have been Sc.
cured in the Lemp building, two
doors below the Capitol hotel in
Boise. There is ample space for
both committees, there being two
front rooms which can be used by
the respective chairmen and secre
taries. There is also a rear room
which will be used as genera
audience chamber, and where ex.
changes will be kept on file. Visit
ing Democrats and Populists arr
invited to make the headquarter.
their headquarters, where they viii
find the latest silver literature, al
well as many prominent silve
papers of Idaho and the east anc
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