Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1898-11-24

recently filled with the speech of one
OF our famous public men reproduced
on the improved Gmm-o phone, talk
ing machine. Everyone could hear it.
Buy one, give an entertainment, charge
10 and 20 cents admission. 1t will
pay for itself in one night. For cata-
logues send to r g. Spaulding & Co
State agents, 731 Main st. Boise,
Idaho.
J. Stedman, we regret to say is
again very sick.
c. r Kelsey returned from Rocky
Bar last evening.
FGs~ Buy hay and grain Of John
NJ. Neil.
ga- New lines of rockers at
Cowen 4 Whitney's
Miss Attic Brady has returned to
Boise to re-enter a business college
After a severe attack of sickness,
Mrs. Tony Wolfe is now GONZALES
cent.
The Rebekahs have engaged the
beet Of Boise musicians for their
ball tonight.
Mrs. Leigh Of Boise is visiting
in this place with her daughter,
Mrs. Robbins
E1- St. Louis Semi-W eekly Re-
public and Gilmore Bulletin for only
1926 per year in advance.
Judge Wolfe has just received
from Portland fine Smith-Premier
type writer which cost $l05.
Johnny wilkins came over Mon
day from Bruneau to spend Thanks
giving week with Mrs. Wilkins,
Cy Doom is here from Dixie tc
take a short rest from his mining
labors "Sooner" is always vel.
coined at Elmore's capital.
c. r Kelsey went to Rocky Bar
Saturday to look after matters per
tanning TO the Commonwealth min
ing and milling company, Of which
he is manager.
Mrs. W. J. Melton and daughter
Minnie came down from Pine Grove
yesterday, to remain here several
weeks. We regret to learn that Mr.
Melton is still in poor health.
Tom Watson, who was an assist
ant in Stedmans saloon in this
place for several months, was adj
Judged insane at Boise last week and
sent to TIE asylum at biaekfoot
Cfossman and Mcclure charged
with attempting to dynamite the
diamond drill belonging to the Scot.
fish American Development Com
pany at junction Bar, will have a
hearing tomorrow before Justice
Swan.
Gentlemen here from Junction
Bar tell a different story about the
attempt to dynamite a drip as
related in the Statesman and copied
in this paper last week. Be the
circumstances as they may the tax.
PAYERS must foot bill of severaI
hundred dollars.
Frank McWilliams, who recently
returned from Smoky, says thai
with free coinage of silver tina
would be a booming country. The
lodges simply sparkle with silver
but at its present price in marke
the mines cannot be worked at ;
profit. Smoky possesses about 81
buildings, but nearly all vacant a
present.
George w. Fletcher has takel
the room formerly occupied by tn
REYNOLDS x Shaw lumber compan,
for a lodging apartment, and havinI
the benign influence of a lawyer
office on one side and free silve
printing office on the other, hi
SAUNDERS are sound and his dream
superlatively pleasant = thong
some evil-minaed person has re
minded him that he sleeps betwee
hell and hocklety.
Workmen are now putting tn
finishing touches on the interior {
Gray Bros brick building and tn
Citizens Bank will be open fo
business next Saturday. 1t is yer
neatly furnished with every cor
venience for conducting such an il
stitution, and has a fire proof an
burglar proof vault, 10x12 #, er
tirely separate from the walls of tn
! building 1t is a handsome stru,
ture and is an ornament to Mount
, ain Home. We hope and beliey
: that the Messrs. GRAY will 500
; bnild up a lucrative banking bus
ness.