Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1898-09-29
Eimore Lodgc. a. r. s A. M.

Register next Saturday.
Silver ladies, organize clubs.
T. G. Bordman was in town Sat-
urday.
EE- Buy hay and grain of John
NJ. Neil.
Full cream cheese, Is cents, at
Fletcher's.
Head Light oil, $500 per case.
Fletcher's.
Swift's Meats have no equal.
Fletcher's.
Stock Salt, IL cent per pound,
at Fletcher's.
Lawyer e. M. Wolfe returned
from the east Monday.
Charlie Keefer has gone to Silver
City on a business trip.
Frank Boyd went to Shoshone on
business Monday evening.
The Best Mans Shoe in the world
-Napa Tan, at Fletcher's.
c. w. Howeth and J. S. Lewis
returned from the capital city Mon
day night.
Dan Reber, manager Of the Gold
King mine and mill at Dixie, spent
Sunday in this place.
Miss Ida Fitzwater will soon leave
for Washington, Iowa where she will
complete her education.
Mrs. Lee Abbott and child came
in from Atlanta Monday evening,
en- route to JOIN Mr.. Abbott at.Silver
City.
Mrs. Hill, sister of Mrs. e. c.
Helfrich and II. G. Madison, arrived
here Monday evening from Califor-
MIA, on visit with relatives.
DR.. Smith returned from Salt
Lake Monday where he had been
called to assist DR.. Pinkerton in
performing a difficult surgical oper-
alton upon patient at St. Marks
hospital.
Attention ladies'! All lady voters
favorable to the free silver cause
are requested to meet at the resi-
dence Of Miss Mabel L. Payne to-
morrow evening, (Friday) for the
purpose Of organizing campaign
club.
Mr.. Porter, who runs a hotel at
Rocky Bar, also the boarding house
of the English company in Atlanta,
was in this place Tuesday after win
ter supplies. He also has contract
for hauling ore from the Atlanta
No. 2 mine to the mill.
The goldbug ticket seems lone
some without the names of Mullanv,
Griffin and Corker upon it-but
these shrwed disciples of Hanna
didn't again court defeat and wisely
kept off the ticket However, there
are the names of several candidates
upon it which gives the ticket a
familiar appearance and great weak
ness,
James Downs, the owner of the
President mine in Lime creek dis
trict, was in this place Saturday
and Sunday, arranging to ship an
other carload of gold ore to the Salt
Lake smelter. He has received re-
turns from the Is tons sent to Salt
Lake about two weeks ago, which
yielded $50 per ton. The President
mine is certainly proving itself
valuable property.
The Wallace Press saws: "The
tax levy Of Elmore county is only
$3.50 on the 800 for 1898. Gilmore
is one of the best governed counties
in the State, according to this show
ing. The people are intelligent,
and public office is regarded as a
public trust. Shoshone county has
levied rate of SIS on the 800
for 1898" Quite compliment to
our very efficient board of commits
sioners, and it is the verdict Of all
fair-mlnded people.
Major Fred Reed, an extensive
and experienced mining man, spent
Saturday in this place. He has re-
Gently secured large tract of pla-
Ger mining ground on Fall creek,
South Boise river, which his COM
pany will work on an extensive
scale. in addition to their big opera
tons OF the Middle Boise river.
Major Reed is an active and intel
ligent gentleman and we welcome