Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1896-05-20
WEDNESDAY, May 20, 1896.
Regular Masonic meeting this


evening.
Sam Brady returned to Rocky
Bar Saturday.
Miss Bertha Skidmore went to
Caldwell Saturday.
Lawyer Wolfe went to HALEY by
Sunday evenings train.
Mrs. d. w. Fitzwater has been
quite sick for several days.
Winter is seemingly hanging on
to leap into the lap Of summer.
Mrs. Compton has gone to Cald-
well on a visit of several weeks.
Mrs. Robt Gray and children de-
parted for Pine Grove yesterday.
Laura Johns will lecture in
Mountain Home the 28th on politi-
cal equality.
Miss Eta Brady, sister of Mrs.
James Carroll, arrived here F riday
from California.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Burns at
tended the dance at Glenn's Ferry
Thursday evening.
0. HI. Hutchins and Manuel Go
mes left Monday by private convey
ance for Rocky Bar.
Rudisills teams left yesterday
for Rocky Bar, loaded with mer-
chandise for G. d. Golden.
Mrs. Wood, Of Omaha, who has
been the guest of Miss Anerman for
several DAYS, departed for her home
last evening.
60 You can find new and styl.
ish goods in ladies' and children's
millinery, at very reasonable prices,
at Mrs. Bearby's Millinery Parlors.
Bob Floyd will leave in few
days for the Arkansas Springs.
His friends sincerely hope he may
be benefited by this change.
Hon. A. J. Green, attorney, and
Secretary of the Board of Regents
of the State University visited with
the family of w. A. Mullins over
Sunday.
Dan and Bill Gillian came down
from Rocky Bar Friday, on their
way to the Wood river country,
where they have valuable mining
interests.
The Wallace Miner says that D.
e. Naldron has opened law Office
in that place, and that his daugh-
ter, Mrs. Helen Young, the only
lady attorney in Idaho, will be in
the same office. Judge Waldrpn
was Gilmore county's first district
attorney, and removed from Rocky
Bar to Butte city in $780,
The school trustees have caused
notices to be posted calling an cleo
ton on Monday, June / to elect
one trustee to fill the vacancy
caused by the expired term of Mr..
HOWE. The Mountain Home pub
lie schools have grown to great inn
portance and it behooves our peo-
pie to select competent man for
that responsible position.
MEL" the Big Camas cores.
pondent of the Boise Democrat,
waileth thusly: Just think of it
Too wet, muddy and windy to pillow
or seed, on this 18th day of May
1896, and Mcconnell is still gov.
ernor, while the walls of wrath are
still open, and pouring down oyel
our soggy. drowned prairie"
Mckinley and free silver" il
now the cry of many Republican,
in this section who few weeks ag
swore by all that is sacred the,
would never support gold stand
ard man, under any circumstances
But their masters have cracked thu
whips and they fall into line know
ing they have stultified them
selves and that if successful in thei
efforts they will bring the America
workingman utterly at the mere
of the plutoerats of the east, VIII
will laugh at the poverty and degre
dation of the common people
Mckinley and free siver" Wha
mockery. Just as well try to mi
oil and water or consolidate heave
and hell. 1t won't work. TIL
people are not all fools though til
average Republican leader appear
In think SO.