Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1898-10-06
Register next Saturday.

Charlie Howeth is this week TAX
ing in the sights at Boise.
Commodore Jackson went to
Boise Monday to attend the Fair.
Albert Rosenheim and wife went
to Boise Sunday to attend the State
fair.
G. II. Rinehart came in from Sill
yer City Sunday on visit with his
family.
Hon. Tom Stevenson and wife Of
Cold Spring, went to Boise by Tues
days train.
Mrs. John Neil and mother and
Mrs. Galloway went to Boise Non
day to attend the fair.
VIM. Black man, the stock.raiser
of Bennett creek, is spending this
week at the State fair.
r. F. Whitney is busy this week
remodeling and enlarging Frank
Boyd's residence in this place.
Jas. A. Purtill, 7. Hutchins, r
p. Chattin and George Mccormick
went to the State fair Tuesday.
Mrs. NJ. G. Smith, mother of A
G. Smith, departed Monday even
ing for Denver TO visit with relatives
Ladies, attend and join the fe-
male Silver Campaign Club to-mor'
row evening at the the court house
II. Allison and Mrs. r. Turner
and Mrs. VIM. holland departed fol-
the State fair at Boise on Mondays
train.
The mountains east of us are al
ready covered with snow Are you
preparing for the wants Of a rigic
winter?
Sam Bass came down from Dixie
Monday and reports that about two
inches of snow fell at that camp
Sunday night.
Two good men are on the fusiot
silver ticket for justice of the peac'
at Rocky Bar-John G. Hayes ant
John 2. Martin.
Mrs. Purtill, who had been visit
ing with her son, James A. Purtill
for a week, departed for the cas-
Sunday evening.
About one dozen goldbug ladie
assembled at the residence of Mrs
Hagar Monday evening and etfecte'
a temporary organization Of a cam
paign club.
An entertainment will be given a
the Opera house next Monday even
ing by the Johnson Bros, elocution
lists, for the BENNETT Of tLeir pupil:
Admission Is and Is cents.
Mrs. ]. i. de Haven, JEFF Whit
son and wife, Miss Ida Harley, Mis-
Mcdonald, G. e Simpson and wifi
and Mrs. Lottie Howeth went to tn
State fair BY Sundays train.
DR.. Swan and H. Dorsey hay
been selected as candidates on til
silver ticket for justices of the peac
of Mountain Home precinct, an
Charles Keefer for constable.
We learn that the goldbugs hay
put up for defeat the names of And
Griffin and II. G. Hubbell for jut
tees Of the peace, and Charlie Tul
ner for constable of this precinct.
Willis, Dyar and Ross are putin
a 25x70 foot addition to the Brad
building for G. R. Kelsey & Co., wi
need more room for their inmens
stock of fall and winter goods.
T. Hutchins arrived here Mo-
day. He has sold his entire bar
of cattle, and we are told receive
S26 per head. There are no flies I
Hutch when he is trading in ca
tie.
Mrs. G w. Hill, Mrs. w. ]. To
ner, Miss Bertha Turner, Mrs. Cha
Turner, Mrs. Geo, ?. Hall, Mi
, Mary Brady, and W. c. HOWE al
wife went to Boise by Tuesday
train to attend the State fair.
: A gentleman named Heath
, Big Camas prairie and family ha
? taken possession Of Mrs. Keethlel
place, 8 miles east of this plat
r having traded his Big Camas ran
r for what is known as the Jacks
e place.
/ ". II. McDougall and son car
5 in from Chicago by Saturda,
: train, and are guests of Mrs. Al
: Miss Lodge. Mr.. McDougall
! largely interested in the Fruitdi
: enterprise of this locality and
here to look after his interests.
: Frank Wells came in Tuesd
I from his placer diggings few mi
u above Guffey on the Snake.
; and his partner are getting th
s. mines in shape for work and "
n soon be catching the gold flax
+ and we hope in large quantities.
!, The teachers aud pupils of
: Mountain Home public schools Y
serve Thanksgiving dinner at NJ
: Brady's building, next door to &c
mereial hotel, between the hours
one and four, for the benefit of
n School Public Library. Adults
'r cents. Children under Il ye