Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1897-09-29

0oi'ihuou PiooPeINy.
Recorder Manion took in the
sights at Glenn's Ferry Monday
night.
Mrs. H. G. Madison went to Sho-
shone Saturday evening for visit
with friends.
ET We are never to busy to show
our new and elegant goods. Call and
be sociable, Helfrich Mercantile Co.
I/Rev. Mason of Challis occupied
the pulpit in the Congregational
church last Sunday,
| IRev. w. S. Hawkes. of Salt Lake,
will conduct the services of the Con-
gregational church next Sunday.
600 $50 Cotswold buck lambs for
sale. For further information ad-
dress, r. Poulton, Oakley, Cassia Co.,
Idaho. I'm
Chas. H. Tilton, field manager
Of the Fidelity Savings Association
of Denver, spent Friday in this
place in the interest of his COM
pany.
Johnnie Helfrich has closed his
fruit store for the season. He re-
quests the BULLETIN to thank the
public for their generous patronage
this season.
T. Hutchins came in from Big
Camas Sunday and went to Boise
Monday. He has disposed of all
his cattle and is now offering his
branding irons for sale.
Ladies, don't confne yourselves
to sending just the articles men
toned ins the premium list. The
managers of the Fair are deslrous OF
having any kind of needle work
done by the fair sex.
The Capitol restaurant, under
the management of Mr.. and Mrs.
George l.. Crandal, was re-opened
at noon Sunday with a splendid
chicken dinner and everything else
good. Give the Capitol a trial anC
you will net regret it.
Send piece of your drawn-work
crocheting, wax-work, hair-work
china painting, landscape and wa
ter color paintings, and if you ar,
an amateur photographer, display
your work in the Woman's depart
of the Fair at Boise next month.
We again call the attention of al
taxpayers to the plain and compre'
hensive statement of Commissioner
Stevenson, printed elsewhere il
these columns. Any unprincipleC
scribbler can make untruthful as
sertions but they do not counterac
facts and figures as produced b.
Mr.. Stevenson.
Miss Ada McDougall, daughte
of w. H. McDougall of Chicago
came in by Saturdays train from
the east, and for several weeks will
be the guest of Mr.. and Mrs, A. B
Clark. Miss McDougall states tina
her father is now in Wyoming look
ing after the interests Of the Chica
90 Cattle Company of which he i
3 vice president. This company own
ranch property to the amount {
5 400 acres and breed nothing bu
r the Jersey stock.
! The Fletcher Mercantile Co
Q store room, since the carpenters an
: painters finished their work, is
e beauty of % feet in width by 20 i
depth, with handsome counters an
t shelving. Messrs. Fletcher, Mon
gomery and Reynolds, the we
known and popular proprietors, ar
: now busy marking and placing tt
= largest and most complete stock {
general supplies ever brought
g this markell more full descrir
I. ton of which we hope to give at a
If early day.
o The contest for Queen of the Fa
,, at Boise will close on Saturda,
: October End, at 10 o'clock p. 4
s All votes sent in on that day wi
Il remain sealed until the ballot hi
n been closed, so that no one ca
h know how many votes any cand
> dates has. Votes sent by mail {
d the last day should be markt
n on the envelopes Votes" OutsiC
n parties, if they desire, may ser
e their votes to frienGs in Boise to
~ delivered to the Statesman at Il
Sc closing hour. Friends of the ca
70 didates are invited to be present
e. the Statesman office to see the clio
n of the contest and the opening al
We counting of the votes. Tuesday t
to vote stood: Miss Bessie Volmer
x Lewiston 326, Miss Horrie of Boi
at 241, Miss Theresa Haug of Boi
N 202, Miss Grace Howell of Boi
~ l43, Miss Mabel Payne of Mounta
RI Home 1876, Miss Nora Kennedy
.r. Silver City 112, Miss Katie N
at Donald of Silver City 70, Miss /
I'll ella Terrell Of Meridian GO, M
lie Pauline Davis of Idaho City
us and numerous other candida
ranging from so votes down TO l..