Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1898-09-01
Fillmore Lodge. A. f. s A. NJ.
THURSDAY, Sept. l, 1898;

No Baking Powder ever made can
excel the brand named Perfect"
Make your feet glad. Our shoes
will do it. Chas. R. Kelsey & Co.
Fruits, vegetables, eggs and but
ter, fresh daily. Chas. r. Kelsey
& Co.
Mr.. and Mrs. G, R. Kelsey and
daughter Miss May, visited Boise
Tuesday.
Ladies' and children's underwear
for fall and winter wear. Chas. r..
Kelsey q Co.
Mrs. and Miss Lodge returned
here Monday from a visit with
friends in Chicago.
Stoves-heating, cooking, wood
and coal. Our line is complete.
Chas. r. Kelsey & Co.
J. M. Coon and family and L. l..
Pettyjohn and family have return
ed from the mountains.
Bonanza school shoe $1.10 per
pair. All solid leather, honestly
made. Chas. R. Kelsey & Co.
Mrs. Harris, mother of City Mar
shall Harris, the Misses Coates and
Miss Robertson were visitors here
yesterday from Bruneau.
Born, at Mountain Home, Idaho,
August 26, 1898, to the wife Of j..
ID. Helfrich, a son. DIR. Smith re-
ports mother and child doing nicely
and "Pa" Joe stepping very high.
After about one months outing
and enjoying good time fishing
and hunting in the mountains, W.
c. and w. A. Reynolds and families
returned home last Saturday even
ing.
WORD comes from Orchard that
great activity prevails at that place
and that Mr. Jackson has recently
let contract for the blowing of
1000 acres more of ground for the
Orchard Farm Co.
Fall and winter suits made to
order and fit guaranteed for from
$500 upwards. Also overcoats
from 500 up. Call and examine
samples and leave your measure
with Chas. II. Keefer, Mountain
Home, agent for the American Wool
en- Mills Co. of Chicago.
The Jap who formerly was en-
ployed in this place in the family
of G. r. Kelsey, was thrown from a
horse at Pine Grove last Saturday
and had one of his legs broken. He
was brought to this place and on
Sunday DR.. Smith assisted by Dir.
Nieswanger, set the broken limb
and the little Jap is getting along
nicely.
Milt Reynolds, who formerly re.
sided in this place, but returned tc
Missouri, joined the soldier boys
and was present at the surrender Of
Santiago de Cuba. An interesting
letter from him appears in the Pat.
tonsburg, Mo-, Star-Press of Aug 5,
in which he speaks of being pro
NOTED to the position of corporal
To judge from his writing the life
of our soldier boys in Cuba was moi
a picnic by any means.
The unprincipled and sneakine
coyote who pretends to edit the
goldbug Republican sheet-wht
has all of the lying slush appearing
In that paper furnished him by the
goldbug incubator on Main stree
who came here from Boise city
Boosting that he was reared under
the wing of Governor Steunenbers
and proclaimed that he was Dem
ocrat, yet who sold his manhood
his polluted carcass, his polltica
principles, TO the goldbug gang fo
mere song-who is a stranger t,
everything that is honorable il
polities-who is, through his mas
tiers, continually vilifying his su
periors-this fellow never let's al
issue of his lying goldbug shee
pass without making an ass of him
self. In the gangs" paper of tn
Goth ultimo the hireling said: 9TH
only thing that occurred to mar TIN
success and harmony of the con
vention Rep. State was disgrace
full and bitter personal fight owe
the nomination of State treasure
by the Ada county delegation.
Last Saturday this self-esteeme
idiot, whose own father is now doubt
less ashamed to recognize him, a.
tempted to prove that the BULLETT
misrepresented him and his maj
tiers, and he shifted the scene to til
Ada county convention by saying
"There was no fight in the AID
county convention over the nomint
ton Of Geo. w. Fletcher. The
presented solid front in their SUI
port of him. We did not refer
the Ada county convention, neitht
did you; but we did quote yot
masters language wherein you wei
made to say: "The only thing thi
occurred to mar the success and ha
mony of the convention was di
graceful and bitter personal fgl
over the nomination of state treai
urer by the Ada county delegation