Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1898-08-11
THURSDAY, Aug. IL, 1898.

Bert Kelsey returned to Rocky
Bar Monday.
Democrats, attend your primaries
next Saturday.
Charlie Howeth spent Sunday al
the Capital City.
The Best Mans Shoe in the world
-Napa Tan, at Fletcher's.
Finest creamery butter. Fresh
daily. c. r. Kelsey & Co.
Billy Coates and family have re-
turned from Dixie camp.
1t is whispered that there will be
wedding in town next week.
A. Rosenheim and wife are rusti-
eating in the mountains this week.
Trustee Hanley informs us that
school will open on the first Mon
day in September.
Miss Bertha Turner accompanied
w. d. Reynolds and family to the
mountains last week.
Miss Skidmore having completed
her term as teacher at the Casey
school on the South Boise river, re-
turned to this place Saturday.
The registration books for the
coming election are open every Sat
urday at each precinct. Don't de-
lay registering until the last mo-
ment.
Frank P. Cavanah and G. G..
Cavanah came in from Boise Mon
day evening and took Tuesday
mornings stage for Rocky Bar,
where they have valuable mining
interests.
Democrats, remember your pri-
mary election next Saturday. Elect
good reliable delegates to your NOM
mating convention, which is to be
held Sept. 20. Place none but true
silver men on guard.
The goldbug gang is attempting
to down the Silver Republicans by
ridicule and misrepresentation, but
such weapons are sure to rebound,
like the boomerang, against the
goldbug element with double force.
The Democratic primary polls
will be open Saturday in Brady's
building adjoining the Commercial
hotel. All silver Democrats should
turn out and elect good men to at
tend the county nominating conven-
ton.
On last Saturday George L. Gran
dial received the sad news of the
death of his mother which occurred
in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, on the LIST
day of August 1898, at the advanced
age of " years lacking days. She
leaves two sons and one daughter to
mourn her loss.
The st. Anthony News of the 4th
says: "P. f. Smith, of Mountain
Home, has charge of the Pioneer
Barber Shop in the absence of w.
w. Hoops, who is taking a vacation
in the park. The boys all pro-
nounce Mr.. Smith first class bar
Der and hope he will remain here.
Ben Gray, the popular and eflici-
ent sheriff of Blaine county, came
in Saturday from HALEY, accom-
panied by his wife and child, on
visit with relatives and friends.
Ben predicts that Blaine county
will give the silver party 1900 ma
jority at the coming election. They
returned to HALEY bv Tuesday
evenings train.
The hot wave now so obtrusively
in evidence, if forecasts of weather
sharps are to be relied upon, will be
prolonged until September. They
base their forecasts on the fact that
there is no snow on the mountain
peaks to cool the air which sweeps
through the valley like the blast
from furnace and if weather CON
ditions, like history, repeat them
selves, an early and severe winter
will follow
Chairman Blake of the Populist
State Committee has issued a pro-
clamation postponing the Moscow
convention to meet at Boise city on
August oath, when the Democratic
and Silver Republican state conven-
tions will be held in the same city.
Mr.. Blake says that he takes this
action upon the solicitation of the
majority of the delegates to the
Moscow convention and to prevent
an irreparable division of the Popu-
list party.
The goldbug organ has been very
busy of late making ticket for the
Silver party Of Gilmore county. A
Republican who is on the inside of
the gangs" secrets has handed us
the following "slate" of candidates
on the goldbug non-partisan ticket
which he vouches for as being cor
rect: "For State Senator-C. E.
Corker. For the Assembly, Geo.
Mahoney. For Auditor and Re-
corder, Andy Griffin. For Sheriff,
Charles Rinehart. For Assessor,
G. t. Rohrer. For County Attor-
ney, w. G. HOWE. For Probate
Judge, G. E. Corker. For School
Superintendent, - . For
Surveyor, Elmer Smith. For Cor
oner, DR.. Nieukirk. For Commiss-
Toner, LIST district, C. e. Corker; %