Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1898-06-23
THURSDAY, June %, 1898.


-Napa Tan, at Fletcher's.
No Baking Powder ever made can
excel the brand named Perfect"
Captain Sam Rhoades visited the
State Capital Tuesday.
Miles Mcmillan of Rocky Bar
spent Sunday in this place.
VIM. Blackman and Charlie Ross
of Bennett Creek were visitors here
Monday.
DR.. Swan, dentist, has returned
home from professional visit at
Rocky Bar.
Lawyer Frank Wyman came in
last evening from Boise on profess
sional business.
Rev. G. e. Mason went to Poca-
tello Monday night to attend the
State Christian Endeavor conven-
ton.
Adm Hall was in this place Tues
day after a number of men to go to
his Bennett creek ranch to cut and
stack hay.
Kelsey & Co. have this week re-
ceived one carload Of Big T -four,
one carload of coal oil and one car
load of salt.
Harry Madison last week painted
large signs on each end of Helfrich's
big new warehouse, which proves
that he is first-class sign writer.
w. L. Gozzam, special agent for
the Aetna insurance company of
Hartford, Conn, spent Sunday in
Mountain Home, and while here he
appointed w. A. Reynolds local
agent for his company.
There will be Catholic services at
Glenn's Ferry on Saturday evening,
June %, also on Sunday morning,
June 26, and every evening until
the following Saturday. The SER
vices will be conducted by Rev
Father Burri and Rev. DIR. Pompe.
ney will deliver lecture at each OF
the services.
At the closing exercises of the
Albion Normal School last week
Miss Minnie Tanner, Miss Ora
Mullins, Miss Maude Pence and Miss
Hope Pyburn were each granted a
State teachers certificate for the
term of five years, and the BULLETIN
congratulates these young ladies
upon the merited honors conferred
Sunday Miss Bertha Turner re-
ceived photographs of six or eight
of the Gilmore soldiers, taken in
groupe. Among the number We
recognized the faces of Lon Lape
and George Jackson. The absence
of the "phiz." of Fred Dudley caus
ed Rocky Bar gentleman to re
mark that probably Fred was con
guard or in the guard-house."
Tuesday morning the sidewalks
of this place were promiscuously
decorated with the figures "a,
written with chalk. Everybody
wondered what these figures signi
fed, but no one could or would ex
plain. However, just before moor
that day Mrs. Keethler, who live
about ten miles east of town, arriv
ed here and reported that she anc
her husband had received a notic'
to Immediately leave the country
which notice, she says, was signed
IA of the best citizens of Mountain
Home" 1t was evidently the worl
of but one person, but who that per
son is, is q mystery.
Our old friend Ike Mann was en
tirely too hasty in rushing into prin
in the Hanna organ and denounc
ing us as ''cowardly and dishonest.
When We copied a section of lay
last week relative to the escape {
prisoners our mind did not once re
vert to Mr.. Mann as a responsible
and negligent person about the jai
neither can we find a man, woma
or child outside of the hypnotizin
Republican gang who thought th
article referred to him. 1t was pub
lished by request and, we presume
as reminder that all persons al
sent to Jail for punishment, not fc
pleasure. But the delectable Har
ma gang saw an opportunity to mil
lead the public and at once set thei
mesmeric powers to work, and SUI
ceeded admirably by writing a Il
of abuse and getting it signed fc
publication. We remember ths
under the administration of Sheri
GRAY two prisoners escaped fror
Jail (not from the yard) and tn
same Republican, then controlle
by the same gang that now own
denounced Mr.. Gray for leavir
prisoners in charge of a sick and oil
man-but circumstances were the
of a different political complexic
and no hypnotizing was attempte,
We hold Mr.. Mann in very hig
esteem and regret that he was mi
led by the most unprincipled gar
that ever infested any community.