Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1898-11-03

THURSDAY, Nov. 3, 1898.
The infant son of Mr.. and Mrs.
J. d. Helfrich is quite i'll.

y. ~. Helfrlch IS quite Ill.
The Fletcher Co. received a car
load of tomatoes few days ago.
Albert Rosenheim returned yes
terday from a hasty visit at Salt
Lake.
Charlie Crabb and l.. Strickland
of Bruneau spent Tuesday in this
place.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dan McGinness Of
Cold Springs, are guests at the Tur-
ner House.
Paul Walker, an ardent young
silver democrat, was a visitor here
yesterday from Echo.
Henry Casey and wife, of South
Boise river valley, spent Friday and
Saturday in this place.
We ask the indulgence of a num-
Der our patrons for emitting their
advertisements this week.
Marion House, who has been
quite sick was out Tuesday shaking
hands with numerous friends.
Roscoe Smith returned home last
Thursday from an extended visit at
Omaha and other eastern cities.
Rev. S. J. jennings will hold di-
vine services at the Episcopal church
next Sunday, morning and evening.
Vote for Butler, Griffith and Mar
ley and secure a safe, economical
county government for the next
two years.
Membeas Of the Silver Campaign
Club-don't forget the last regular
meeting before election, next Fri
day evening. Come and see the
surprise for you.
James Carroll will return to Sill
yer City next Wednesday to resume
labor in the mines at that place.
We regret losing such good citi-
zen as is Jim Carroll.
All members of the Silver Cam
paign Club are earnestly requested
TO be present at their last regular
meeting, Friday evening, as there
will be pleasant surprise in store
for you.
Remember, Monday evening at
the Opera House, the Peak Sisters
will entertain you with their songs,
recitations and orchestral represen-
tations. Admission % cents, child
rem Is cents.
Arthur Davis, candidate on the
fusion silver ticket for assessor,
came down from Atlanta yesterday.
Arthur is making friends wherever
he goes and the outrageous lies cir
culated about him by bis goldbug
enemies insures his election.
The Ladies Aid Society Of the
Baptist church, will give a concert
at the Odera House Monday even
ing Nov. It'll. The famous Peak
Sisters will be present and display
their talent. Admission 25 cents
children Is cents. Come one, come
all.
The BULLETIN man. has received
a letter from T. r. Stevenson which
is not couched in very affectionate
language. He closes by warning
us that "there is a duh thud il
sight for you" "Thud" away Mr.
Stevenson, but be careful and DOM
lie as you have done about Mr.
Manion.
Charles Lighthall, who resided II
this place several years ago, return
ed here Saturday and has been busy
greeting old friends. Charlie is al
ardent free silver advocate as eve
and says no silver man should sup
port goldbug for any otfice-na
tional, state, county or precinct
and his head is eminently level OF
this proposition.
This is the BULLETINS last issu
before election, and we wish to i'm
press upon the minds of all silve
voters that it will be decidedly wronI
and against their principles to vot,
for one person on the goldbug ticket
Don't do it. Don't Encourage tn
enemies by electing even a constabl
on their ticket. Vote the fusion
ticket from top to bottom.
The best information received b,
the fusion executive committee i
to the effect that more than two
thirds of the voters of this count,
are for the fusion silver ticket
But this fact may lead to careless
ness on the part Of some about 90
ing to the polls. This must nc
happen. Every good citizen shoul
90 to the polls aud knock the gold
bugs clear out OF sight.
Died, in Mountain Home Oct %
1898, of pneumonia, Charles {
Tate, son of J. l.. Tate, aged Is year
and s months, The funeral too
place Monday morning from tn
family residene and was very largel
attended, the Mountain Home schoc
children attending in body and 81
of his schoolmates acting as pal
bearers. The funeral services wer
conducted by Rev. Mr. Masor
Charlie was a bright, industriou
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