Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1898-03-30

AL limerick and family are now
located at Weiser.
Shilling's best tea at 80 cents,
also their spices are handled by the
G. w. Fletcher Co. Ltd.
John Lape and Dick Turner have
gone to Dixie to work for Dan Re-
Der.
We are prepared to name you
some very attractive prices on wool
sacks. Chas. R. Kelsey & Co.,
G, e. Boyer to-day removed his
tinsmith shop to his new quarters
at the south end of Main street.
Do not delay registering for the
town election on the 9Th of April
1t won't cost you a cent. The town
foots the bill.
1t will pay you when in want of
new set of double harness to call
on Chas. R. Kelsey Il Co., Depart
ment store.
Born, in Mountain Home, Idaho,
March %, 1898, to the wife of
Charles Fl. Keefer, son. DIR. Smith
reports mother and child doing
nicely, and Charley says the first
yell of the little stranger sounded
to him like Stree silver"
At the meeting called by the Viii
lage trustees, held Thursday night,
A. B. Clark was nominated for trus-
tee and Messrs. Reynolds, Wilcox
Whitney and Brady of the Tax
payers ticket were endorsed. making
the required number of candidates.
Bob Brainard, who has spent the
winter at Jerusalem, a halfway
point between Hellshalfacre and
Horseshoebend, Boise county, re-
turned here last evening, on his way
to his home at Rocky Bar, where
he will be welcomed by lots of good
friends.
The domicle of the husband is
necessarily the dOmicle of the wife.
If a woman be foreign born, of the
age of q years; has resided in Ida
no for six months prior to election
as the wife of man who is voter.
she by virtue of these qualifications
is voter without taking out natur-
alization papers.
Louis Snyder, Esq, a bright and
affable young lawyer of Fowler,
Indiana, is in Mountain Home and
yesterday made the BULLETIN office
pleasant call. Mr.. Snyder is
looking over the country for a new
location, and as he is favorably inn
pressed with Elmore's capital he
may make this his permanent home.
Oh, consistency! thou are great
big jewsharp. The Gilmore County
Republican, up to its last issue, has
had nothing but honeyed words for
the female voters. But see the
transformation. Now that it has
an opportunity to prove its sincerity
in the cause of women, does it do
SO? Not much. But its hypocrit-
ical gang have shown their true
colors and have not word to say
in favor of the election of Mrs. Dor
sey for town trustee. Shame upon
such vascillating politicians.
The BULLETIN is informed that
there are number of ladies in this
town who did not desire the cleo.
tive franchise and who opposed the
amendment to the constitution Civ
ing them that right, and that they
refuse to exercise the prerogativ,
thrust upon them. Such course
would be wrong, ladies. Notwith
standing the elective franchise has
been forced upon you against you
wishes, it is now your imperative
duty to register and vote for gooe
government. And it is the dut,
also of every emale voter to impress
upon the minds of such ladies tn,
Importance of taking hand in tn
politics of the country.
Judge James Stout was in iron
Alkali last week, and on the roa,
he narrowly escaped being lande'
on the golden shore. He was drivin
team and leading a bad" hors
behind his wagon. This anima
concluded to shave a little fun an
raised upon his hind feet, wake
around and threw himself in be
tween the two horses attached t
the wagon, thereby creatinga panic
The Judge instantly sought terri
firma and the team as instantly be
gan to run, leaving the dad" hors
behind. After considerable della
Judge Stout secured his team
which had received but little dam
age, and came ON to town, feelin
that it was "better to have been Dor
lucky than rich Judge and Mr.
Stout will soon join their son, Char
lie, in Arizona. Gilmore county ca
lily afford to lose such estimabl
people, but we are proud to kno'
that wherever Judge Stout ma
cast his lot his voice will always b
heard in behalf of suffering human