Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1898-08-18
THURSDAY, Aug. Is, 1898.

VII Cleam CuSeSt, 10 Genus, at
Fletcher's.
Mrs. King has reopened the City
Restaurant.
Stock Salt, IL cent per pound,
at Fletcher's.
Wilcox received a carload of lum-
Der Tuesday.
Boys hats, caps, all kinds and
prices. Chas. r. Kelsey &. Co.
New line ladies skirts, waists,
wrappers. Chas. R. Kelsey & Co.
Fletcher & Co. are receiving an
immense stock of new goods.
A new girl baby arrived at the
home of Oscar Schraft in Rocky
Bar last week.
Casey & Hollands sawmill near
Atlanta was destroyed by fire one
night last week.
A. w. Lockma and family pull
ed out for the mountains Monday
for short stay.
Mr. Vaughn, manager Of the Yuba
mining properties, has returned
from London to Atlanta.
Mrs. r. Turner and Mrs. VIM.
Nolan and children went 20 Dixie
Monday to be absent about one
week.
Harry Madison returned from
the mountains Sunday evening, and
he kindly remembered the BULLETIN
in his distribution of wild chickens.
Mrs. Smith of Montpelier, who
had been visiting with Mr.. and Mrs.
James Purtill for several DAYS, re-
turned home by Monday evenings
train.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. C. Helfrich went
up to the White and Madison camp
on Little Camas creek Saturday
evening, where Mrs. Helfrich will
remain until the return of the party
to town.
Dan Harrington, formerly res
ident of Rocky Bar. but who now
resides at Gem, is one of the dele
gates elected to represent Shoshone
county at the Democratic State
convention, Aug. "a.
After a months layof and Wis
il in the east, Pat Sullivan is again
engineering trains between Glenn's
Ferry and Huntington. Pat is one
of the most popular men on the
road and an answering free silver
Democrat.
ID. Dodge has received a letter
from ]. B. Vermillion announcing
the safe arrival of himself and fam
lily at San Diego, Cali. Mr.. Ver-
million expresses himself as being
highly pleased with Southern Cal
ifornia and will permanently locate
in San Diego or vicinity.
Frank Cavanah came in Satur-
day evening from Rocky Bar on his
return to De Lamar. Mr.. Cavanah
had been to the Bar in company
with representative of New York
mining syndicate to inspect the
Cavanah group of mines, and he is
of the opinion that operations upon
the Mountain Goat and Emma
mines will soon be renewed.
The Albion Times says: "Prof.
w. A. Mullins, a member of the
faculty of the State Normal school,
we understand, will be candidate
before the state democratic conven-
ton for the Office of state superin-
tendent of public instruction. Prof.
Mullins is fully competent to fill
the position and his many friends
here wish him success"
The Hanna republicans are using
their utmost endeavors to prevent a
fusion of the silver forces. Only
by such a course can they hope for
success in Idaho or in Gilmore coun
ty. The silver men and women,
however, fully understand the
scheme and do not propose to lend
themselves to any movement that
merely has for its object the success
of the goldbugs. They will stand
by free silver and defeat the friends
of the bondholders and enemies OF
the laboring classes.
Harry Willis is taking care of the
w. A. Reynolds house and premises
during the absence of the family in
the mountains. Saturday night he
was aroused by the noise of broken
glass, when he at once seized his
revolver and proceeded to investi.
gate. Approaching the Atlanta
avenue door he observed a mar
on the outside and leveling his CUR
he inquired "What do you wish?,'
and if the man had not immediate
ly replied, II want the druggist,
he would certainly have been killed
It seems that Roscoe Smith is lodg
ing at the residence of w. d. Rev
nolds during the absence of th,
family, and the stranger had beer
misinformed as to his whereabouts
and in his haste to arouse some on,
he had accidentally broken a larg,
pane Of glass. Explanations en-
sued, the stranger departed ant
Willis again retired feeling thank
full that he did not turn his gun