Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1898-07-28
Head Light oil, $500 per case.

Head Light oil, $500 per case
Fletcher's.
Full cream cheese, 10 cents, a
Fletcher's.
Swift's Meats have no equal
Fletcher's.
Stock Salt, IL cent per pound
at Fletcher's.
Nathan Falk of Boise spent Sun
day night in this place.
Straw hats atone half usual prices
Charles r. Kelsey & Co.
Geo. Crandal and wife are now
rusticating at Pine Grove.
The Best Mans Shoe in the world
-Napa Tan, at Fletcher's.
Mrs. e. NJ. Wolfe returned home
Friday from visit at Boise.
Mrs. Hettie Robertson of Bruneau
was a visitor in this place Sunday.
Mosquito Bar, all colors. Pei
bolt 35 cents. Charles r. Kelsey &
Co.
G. w. Fletcher departed for Salt
Lake Sunday evening, to be absent
until to-day.
Ammunition and fishing tackle
at very low prices. Charles R.
Kelsey q Co.
A. B. Clark has again gone to
Washington state, to be absent un-
til the latter part of this week.
DR.. Neiswanger was up from his
Snake river ranch Sunday and re-
ports that his hay crop is splendid.
Born, at Callaway's station, on
the Rocky Bar road, July 81, 1898,
to the wife of VIM. S. Galloway a
daughter.
r. P. Chattin went down to his
Snake river ranch Monday to super
intend the cutting of his extensive
hay fields.
w. R. Staples, inspector Of United
States surveys, spent Sunday night
In this place, on his way to inspect
surveys in II district.
George Mahoney last week circu-
lated petition here asking for the
appointment of w. J. Turner as
deputy internal revenue agent.
Mrs. Eliza Martin, mother of l..
A. Underwood, died at Georgetown,
Illinois, on July 8, 1898, of cancer
of the stomach, aged SO years, 6
months and A days.
c. Jackson again had AL Keith
Ter arrested for threatening his life,
but on Monday Justice Swan dis
charged Keethler, owing to a re-
straining order issued from the dis
trict judge.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Boyd and
little Lavere returned home from an
outing of several weeks on Louise
creek. Mrs. Boyd has improved
considerably in health during her
stay in the mountains. They re-
turned to the mountains to-day.
Gen Petit came in Friday from
Atlanta. He says that Steve Ogies-
by and John Goodyear have struck
it rich sure in their claim adjoining
the Big Lode. At depth of $50
feet the ledge is about three feet
thick and carries good pay from
wall to wall.
Next Wednesday procession of
teams conveying w. c. Reynolds
and wife, Frank AXE and fnmilv,
w. A. Reynolds and family and w.
d. Reynolds and family, will leave
this place for fishing and hunting
expedition on the Malad and Wood
rivers. They expect to be absent
about one month.
DR.. Smith went to Rocky Bar
Saturday to attend John Malm-
burg's eldest son, who was danger
ously i'll from pneumonia. Behind
one of Pence & Searchfeld's fine
teams, with Billy Searchfield as
pilot, they left here Saturday morn
ing and returned Sunday evening
about 6 o'clock, making the trip of
So miles and return without change
of horses.
Frank AXE, Saturday evening,
after reading the silly assertion of
the sell-out nondescript of the Re-
publican that 1.-THE Democratic party
of Elmore county is dead" remark
ed: 1.-THE Democratic party will be
a very lively corpse long before
election, and, as the buccaroo said,
always watch sleepy horse that
shows no life until you straddle his
back"
The highly intellectual "what-is-
it, who pretends to edit the Repub-
lican, last week attempted to slur
the Democracy of this county by
saying: There is some talk of DR..
Smith taking the party to Salt Lake
and have DR.. Pinkerton perform an
operation on it in the hopes of pro-
longing life until after election"
A Silver Republican, after reading
the above, remarked: swell, it
would certainly be beneficial to
coming generations should the
gangs" doctor take Simple Simp-
son" and one or two other goldbu gs
to Salt Lake and have them entire
ly castrated--but, fortunately, two