Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1898-10-20

THURSDAY, Oct. 20, 1898.
District court Monday.

III lublOil tlChtG.
Jack Harley and wife of Bruneau
were in this place Sunday.
Again we say to all silver voters,
register at once; don't delay.
Born, at Mountain Home, Oct, 16,
to the wife of R. N. Griffith, a son.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jones of Grand
View were visitors here Sunday and
Monday.
Commissioner Cal Schoff, who
has been very sick, is gradually i'm
proving.
T. Hutchins left here Sunday for
an extended trip through Oregon
and California.
Harvey Bros. shipped several car
loads of cattle and horses from this
place Tuesday.
Mrs. j. c. Bowes has returned to
Mountain Home after spending the
summer in Rocky Bar.
J. J. Little went down to the roar
ing Snake river Monday to look
after his mining interests.
Members of the Ladies' Silver
Silver Campaign Club are requested
to meet at the court house Friday
evening at 7;3O promptly. Mrs.
Inez Reynolds, Secretary.
J. H. Black and wife of Bruneau
departed Sunday evening for an ex-
tended visit with relatives in Ohio,
which State they left over 20 years
ago and have since not visited.
Mrs. C. V. Smith and children of
Atlanta, accompanied by her
mother, Mrs. Baxter, passed through
this place Sunday en- route to Boise,
where they will spend the winter.
The Republican politicians are
cheerful and willing liars. When
prices 60 down they say it is due to
supply and demand, and when
prices go up they accuse the Ding
ley bill of doing the business.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the
Baptist church are making arrange
ments for the famous Peak Sisters
to appear in this place, at the Opera
House, Monday evening, Nov. 7th.
There will be vocal and instrument
tai music and recitations in con-
nection with the program of the
Peak Sisters.
VIM. Baxter, goldbug nominee
for representative, positively refused
the nomination and sent his protest
against the use of his name twice to
the goldbug central committee. A
gentleman at Glenn's Ferry sends
the BULLETIN this information
which he obtained from Mr.. Bax ter
himself. Bill Baxter is neither a
fool nor a tool-which the Noun
tain Home gang have already
learned.
A miner named Johnston came
up from Snake river Tuesday, push.
ing large wheelbarrow, which he
loaded with provisions and returned
to his diggings yesterday. He uses
the same vehicle for conveying dir
from the bank to the river, where
he washes it and obtains fair wages
Such energy, industry and grit de
serves more than ordinary success
and the BULLETIN hopes that Mr.
Johnston may yet become million
aire.
Hon. X. |. Perky of Albion, wal
in this place Sunday looking for {
family residence and office, and he
will doubtless locate at Mountain
Home in a short time. Mr.. Perky
is a lawyer Of high reputation ant
many may recall his brilliant efforts
in the "Diamondfeld Jack" case a.
Albion. He and his family will b
a great acquisition to our commu
nifty and will be heartily welcomed
- to our midst
Mountain Home is soon to b
blessed by the opening of bank a
the southeast corner of Atlant
avenue and Canyon street Messrs
J. G. and Hiram w. Gray of Sal
Lake are the promoters of the en-
terprise and are highly recommend
ed by Mccormick & CO., the wei
known bankers of Salt Lake City
They have purchased the lot on tn
corner indicated above from Mrs
L. J. Hagar and will immediatel.
commence the erection of fire
proof brick building. 1t will be
great convenience to our people an
they should sustain it to a man.
One of the most pleasant event
of the season was a day spent will
and in honor of the mother of r. I
Chattin at his residence in thi
place last Tuesday, by the elderl
ladies of Mountain Home. The tim
was spent in pleasant conversatio
until 2 o'clock when they adjourne
to the dining room and there pa
took of real old fashioned Dime
The hour to 60 home came too sool
aud the ladies' departed with regret
and resolved to meet oftener. Tho:
present were: Mesdames Hiee, Co
ker, Doom, Gray, Reynolds, WE'LL
Lodge, Smith, Neil, Turner, Morri
Rudisill and Bearby. Mrs. Chatti