Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1898-06-02
THURSDAY, June 2, 1898.
Chilly weather for June.
Indian Tan Gloves. Kelsey

& Co.
r. P. Chattin visited the Capital
city Saturday.
Exclusive Agents Big T flour.
Kelsey & Co.
DR.. Swan is at Rocky Bar on a
dental repairing tour.
A. B. Clark went to Boise Tues
day on business trip.
Full cream cheese, Is cents, at
Fletcher's.
Swift's Meats have no equal.
Fletcher's.
Head Light oil, $500 per case.
Fletcher's.
John Portlock of Bruneau was a
visitor here yesterday.
Stock Salt, IL cent per pound,
at Fletcher's.
The Best Mans Shoe in the world
-Napa Tan, at Fletcher's.
Miss Bertha Turner has gone to
Big Camas to open the Corral school.
Mrs. ]. S. White returned Satur-
day from an extended visit at Chi
cago.
Commissioner Cal Schoff of Cold
Spring, spent last night in this
place.
Al Hartman left yesterday morn
ing for CaseY's ranch on the South
Boise river.
Children's Day will be observed
in the Congregational church in
this place, Sunday, June IL.
A heavy frost struck this place
Monday night and did considerable
damage to fruit and vegetables.
Mrs. Cook and daughter, Miss
Ella, came in Monday evening on a
visit with relatives in this vicinity.
Hon. Tom Stevenson and Billy
Wilson came in from their ranches
last evening to attend Masonic
lodge meeting.
Governor Steunenberg has ap-
pointed e. M. Wolfe a notary pub
lie for Gilmore county, residence al
Mountain Home.
For SALE-Four room dwelling
house and two lots, with fruit trees
also small barn and poultry yard OF
the place. Two blocks from school
house. j.. B. VERMILLIoN.
Henry Howard, father of VIM. F
Howard of Bonaparte and grand
father of Mrs. Smart of this place
and Henry Howard of Rocky Bar
died at Jensen, Utah, on the 18th
of May. The deceased formerly re
sided at Rocky Bar, where he wal
highly respected. Mrs. Howard will
soon join her son at Bonaparte.
At the solicitation of many
friends, William Hanley has con
scented to run next Monday as {
candidate for school trustee. Mr.
Hanley has been a resident of thi
place for the past ten years and n
one can truthfully say aught agains
him. He is an industrious, enter
prising citizen, is a taxpayer, ha
children attending school and natur
ally takes deep interest in tn
progress of our public schools.
elected Mr.. Hanley will use his u
most endeavors to have all matter
pertaining to this school distric
conducted in an economical an
non-political manner. As hereto
fore, the school campaign liar wi
be on deck. but pay no attention
him and vote as you think best &c
our school.
Assessor Jim O'Neill returne
here Tuesday from two week
official trip on the upper levels
Gilmore. He reports mining ma
ters looking up at Rocky Bar ar
gives Superintendent Towne gre
credit for this condition of affair
He visited Smiths prairie and co
firms the reported death of old j
Adm and says that the neighbo
gave the Idaho pioneer a plain b,
ucC6ilb Dulldls MI. " N6lil dl5O ]
ports that the Populists, Silver r
publicans and Democrats throug
out the county, with whom he co
versed, are without exception Gag
for a union of all silver forces t
the coming election and ridicule t
idea of so-called non-partis
or. Hanna ticket.
The names of Nellie Turner a.
Minnie Melton should be perpet
ated in Idaho's records of the pr,
ent war with Spain. Neither
these little girls are over ten yea
of age, but they inherit the spirit
1776. One, Nellie Turner, resid
in this place and few days a
voluntarily canvased the town
contributions to purchase re-
mental flag for the Idaho volt
- teers. She readily raised $l3.'
The other little girl resides or
ranch away up in the mountai
and, by perusing the BULLETIN,
triotic impulses touched her and
forthwith levied an assessment W
Il Papa mamma" and neighb