Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1898-03-16
Glenn's Ferry News.

Hartman, Tim Donavan, A. NJ. Sin
mott and L. NJ. May were anon
the worst sufferers. However, nc
body was lost, despite the fact tina
every effort to get physician her
during the epidemic was a failure
Mrs. r. D. Gorby is fast an
preaching dissolution by the dreade,
hand of consumption. She is sink
ing fast and will hardly las
through this week. Her mothe
and sister have arrived from Port
land and are giving her all their de
voted attention.
Peter Minker of the round hous,
force is now out on the road watch
ing the work train engine.
W. I. Orr has closed in his store
building, and on Monday night
started to Salt Lake for a stock Of
goods, which he will soon open to
the public.
Mrs. John Hitler is visiting her
mother and sister, Mrs. Julia Kruse
and Mrs. Emma Rice. Mrs. Kruse
has the lumber on her lots for the
erection of fine and large residence
as soon as possible.
Last week Rev. E. e. Damon pi-
loted Walter Fountain of Cold
Springs and Miss Eta Mover Of
Clover Creek over the gulf that Sc
parates married bliss from single
woe.
Mrs. Elizabeth V alker, the post
mistress appointed at Echo, the
new postotlice on Cold Springs
creek has filed her bond and re-
ceived her commission.
Firemen Sam Schwartz and John
O'Donnell have started for Klondike
carving with them the best wishes
of all here.
This Klondike rush is bring
ing a lot of undesirable parties into
this place, and at times disorder
runs high. They are being dealt
with promptly. Some fragrant
cases have been sent to the county
Jail, but they are not Glenn's Ferry
people.
Hon. Martin King is back here
again and will remain until the 10Th.
He predicts signal victory for the
silver people next fall.
The Catholic ladies will give their
entertainment on the 18th, st. Pa
tricks Day. A good musical liter
airy and dramatic program is ar
ranged. In addition to the former
program will be exercises CONNIE M
orative Of the centennial of the last
great struggle for the freedom Of Ire
land, in the spring of 1898. At the
close of the entertainment, coffee
and lunch will be served to all. Two
voting contests will then be held
and the affair will close with a So
cial hop under the auspices of the
Innisfail.
prosperity is abroad in the land
and Cuba will be free notwithstand-
ing the calamity howlers. Ell
more Co Rep. Oh yes, prosperity
is abroad because it's not at home.
The forces here have had a cut
down recently in evidence of gold
bug prosperity. The car shop men
are now reduced to 7 hours day
each. The work on the track-lay-
ing is done by Japs to the exclusion
of our own people and the pay roll
here is slim to what it used to be in
the days of old fashioned prosperity.
OF course Cuba will be free, and the
honor of this nation will be vindi-
Gated, and don't you forget it that
the calamity howlers will be in the
front ranks of the battle when the
Idaho gold bugs will be hiding in
the sage brush. In 1894 the U. S.
Government at the beck of the Gem
eral Manager Association, Wall
street, and the Pullmans, called
out troops to shoot down workmen
who stood out for their rights. De-
spite this, ninety per cent of these
working men will enroll them
selves in the rank and fill our ma
TONS volunteers, III case of war.
Query: will the members of the
General Managers Association, the
Wall street brokers or the Pullman
varlets do likewise? The calamity
howlers generally do the fighting,
but the calamity bringers stay at
home and speak off to Canada to
avoid a draft. HANK.
To Shean Nor