Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1896-06-24

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hly) One Fare for the Round Trip
MILWAUKEE, Wis, August 25-27 Rate-one Fare
for the Round Trip.
| ST. PAUL, Mimi, September IA. Rate-0ne Fare
for the round Trip Tin some cases lessl
For full information as to dates of
sale and limit Of tickets, time of trains
etc, call on A. N MCCALL, Agent.
Mrs. c. P. Oliver is visiting in
Boise.
al Stedman is on the sick list
to-day.
+. G. Koch returned to Rocky
Bar this morning.
Hon. John Mcmillan was in this
place last evening.
George Peck and family will soon
depart for Big Camas prairie, to re-
main permanently.
Granville Howeth will accompa-
nv Ross Setback to Duck valley,
where he will spend several weeks.
BERT Smith, a popular young
man, is assisting Mrs. Hutchins in
the store during the absence Of Mr..
Hutchins.
Robert Wallbrunn, representing
Alexander's clothing house, Boise
city, spent several days in this place
this week.
Buck Whitson came over from
Bruneau Tuesday to see that his
brother Jeff did not "get off wrong"
in the capital city of Gilmore.
Senator Shoup will pass through
this place next Saturday, on his
way to Boise city, where they will
give him grand reception.
1t is probable our people will not
let the Fourth pass by without
some little recognition. Arrange
ments are being made for pigeon
shooting matches, bicycle races,
foot races and dance at night.
Mrs. D B. Hill yesterday received
a letter from her husband saying
that he would leave Salt Lake in a
few days on his return home. Dams
condition, we are sorry to learn, is
not at all favorable for speedy re-
covery.
Mrs. Query, Miss Gray, Miss
Gardner, w. D. Reynolds and wife
and children, Elmer Smith, John
Bowman, Jas. Gilday, Jack Noble,
George Easley, Charlie Oliver,
Frank AXE and several others re-
turned home last evening from the
big circus.
John M. Johnson, this morning,
bought $4,000 pounds of wool from
John Mcmillan. $4,000 pounds from
r. Bennett, 10000 from Frank
Boyd, and $4,000 from John Ben
nett making a total of 10000
pounds. Tom Mcmillan Il Bro
sold $4,000 pounds to Jas. Salter.
Will Teller, Dubois, ct al boilers
from the Mckinley convention sup
port the Democratic nominee for
president, provided he is an out
and out free silver man on posi-
tive free silver platform? Wait and
and see.
1t is generally conceded that Gov.
Mcconnell of Idaho was instru-
mental in having the following plank
inserted in the Republican national
platform: Resolved, that we sym
pathize with all wise and legitimate
efforts to lessen and prevent the
evils Of intemperance and promote
morality"
The Boise Statesman is consider
ed the leading Republican paper OF
Idaho and has heretofore been a
strong advocate for free silver. But
the mighty has fallen, and causes
Bro. Davis of the Caldwell Tribune
, TO exclaim: "The Boise Statesman
doubled itself up and slumped all
of sudden. Where is the mighty
champion of silver now? Why
doesn't Idaho's great reflector oil
, public sentiment, keep on rejecting
Is all the silver worn off its back
A busted mirror surew
r g@ Round trip tickets will b,
: sold at $500 to Salt Lake city fo
: the midsummer carnival and Utal
t States first grand national celebra
J ton, July 2, and 4. Selling dates
t July l and I'd. Tickets will b
, limited for going trips to continou
passage. Final limit, July 8. A
/ N. Mccall, agt.
: ~S -sgs At Orebaugh's Barbe
; q aArasT Shop, hot or cold, an
shave that will make you happ
, for a week. Try il.