Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1897-09-29
H Don't 90 to Boise for carp,

&DN'eS
until you inspect the line and prices
at Helfrich Mercantile Co.
Misses Ethel Hicks and Jessie
Landers and Ralph Cameron de-
parted Monday for Weiser to enter
the Weiser Academy.
GT Biggest, finest and cheapest
lot of overcoats just received at Hell
fir ich Mercantile Co.
Saturday Thomas Mellen sold
$4,000 pounds of wool to ]. M.
Johnson for IL cents per pound
top price in this section for this
season.
Ladies of Gilmore county, still
keep in mind that piece of your
own work is wanted to put in Ell
more's exhibit at the fair next
month.
Phil Ripper, an old-time miner Of
Rocky Bar, went to Boise Thurs
day to examine and probably pur-
chase one of Captain Bakers 2.
stamp prospector's mills, to place
upon his claim on Red Warrior hill
which is producing remarkably
rich gold ore.
The Republican intimates thai
we wrote a certain communication
that recently appeared in the Bull
LETIN. During our DO years news
paper work we have never shirkec
any responsibility by resorting t.
such means, and we never will
However, the ostensible editor O
the gold-bug sheet is credited will
being the anthor of but little tina
appears in his paper, therefore W.
cannot return the compliment.
| The last legislature of Idaho
passed a law providing for the cleo
ton of road overseers by the cleo
tors of each road district in Deeem
Der of each year. The law provide
that the election shall be held OF
the first Monday in December 0
each year; that the candidate re
ceiving the highest number of vote
shall be declared elected, and hi
election certified to by the board O
county commissioners; he shai
give bond in the sum of 1900; il
case of failure to elect, the board c
} county commissioners may appoin
to fill the vacancy.
That old hypocrite and genera
fraud Wheeler of the Idaho Fall
Register, who, like our trust an
! corporation-loving neighbor, has hi
name up as editor, but could neve
himself write a two-line persons
item without sticking his tongu
out about two feet to draw inspirs
) ton from some reputable exchang
, lying upon his table, induced SOM
body to write abusive articles abor
the BULLETIN, and the "Simple S
: mons" of the Republican joyful
: reproduced them. Let the ''incl
bator" of misrepresentation EMO
: the fun while it can.
n On the train, while returnir
g from San Francisco recently, E.
e Helfrich made the acquaintance
8 gentleman named Cannon, wi
/ had Just returned from Klondik
6 and who was on his way to his 70
, mer home, Helena, Montana. TIL
e gentleman was one of the origin
i GO men who left 40 Mile early
e 1896 for the Klondike, and thoug
he did not boast of his success,
r, presented that he was we'll paid al
,e would return to the Klondike
n February. When he left Dawsc
d City, Sept. 1, provisions were scar
,r and there were no public eatil
o houses running, simply becau
sr the owners could not get suppl
is for love or money. and he pl
n dicted great suffering in that cou
re try this winter. But what
Ie started out more particularly
n say, is that Mr.. Cannon knew
10 Representative jeff Bogard well
e 40 Mile. He had a good elai
IN there and said he preferred to st
ne by it instead of going with the 70
ly ginal 60" to Klondike, and \
81 Cannon expressed the belief II
IN Jeff had prospered exceedingly W
lis during the past summer at 40 NJ
ot all of which Jeff's numerC
friends in Gilmore hope is true.