Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1898-08-04
THURSDAY, Aug. 4, 1898.

THURSDAY, Aug. A, 1898.
Head Light oil, $500 per case.
Fletcher's.
Full cream cheese, Is cents, at
Fletcher's.
Swift's Meats have no equal.
Fletcher's.
Stock Salt, IL cent per pound,
at Fletcher's.
Kelsey & Co. are already receiv-
ing fall goods.
Ed Halverson of Bruneau was a
visitor here yesterday
Cowen & Whitney have received
big lot Of new furniture.
The Best Mans Shoe in the world
-Napa Tan, at Fletcher's.
c. r. Kelsey has been sojourning
at Rocky Bar during the past week.
"Non-partisanship" in Gilmore
county means goldbugism, pure
and simple.
Elk Senator Alex Urdahl has left
Neal and is now operating in mines
at Warrens.
G. t. Rohrer and family and John
Adams and wife went up to Long
tom yesterday.
r. P. Chattin returned to his
Snake river ranch Monday to COM
plete cutting his hay.
Mrs. ]. Ottenheimer and children
departed yesterday for Silver City,
on visit with relatives.
Judge Sinnott was here Saturday
to represent the Glenn's Ferry Pop
ulists at the conference of free silver
men.
The registrars office will be open
next Saturday, adjoining the Bull
LETIN office, for the registration of
voters.
J. Stedman came down from At
lanta and represented that precinct
at the Democratic meeting held here
last Saturday.
The city dads held their regular
meeting Tuesday night, but trans
acted no important business, SO we
are informed by Alderman Brady.
A. V. Boyd returned here Tues
day from an extended visit in South
ern California. He reports very
dry season throughout that State.
Candidates among the silver par
ties for office now know what posi-
tions to apply for, and they should
lose no time announcing themselves.
L. Burton and family. R. N.
Griffith and family and DR.. Swan
and family all started out Saturday
evening for an outing in the noun
tains.
James d. Beamer, son of our
worthy railroad agent, is now night
operator at the depot, Mr.. McTigue
having been transferred to Kemerer
Wyoming.
Mrs. d. A. HYDE and children
departed for Salt Lake Saturday
evening to join Mr.. Hyde, who has
lucrative position in a railroad
office in that city.
e. Lison returned to Rocky Bal
by Tuesdays stage. Mr.. Lison {
short time ago made a test run o
ore from his Republic mines which
panned out remarkably satisfactory
J. J. Little, r. P. Chattin, Ca
Schoff, ]. w. Bailey and James A
Nicholson are the gentlemen chosen
TO represent the Gilmore Democracy
at their State convention in Bois'
on the Oath instant.
John M. Neil returnd from
Georgia last Friday, where he hao
been with lot of horses, which h,
disposed of to good advantage. Mrs
Neil, his mother came out with hin
to remain during this summer.
John Fox and wife and two child
rem came in from Boise Saturda,
and that evening went out to Adj
Halls ranch, from whence they will
in company with Mr.. Hall and fam
lily, go to the mountains for fey
week recreation.
A few days ago Geo. A. McCor
nick received the unwelcomed new
of the death of L. G. Koch, whicl
occurred in New York on the 28th G
July, from cancer of the stomach
Mr.. Koch resided at Rocky Ba
nearly Syears, but left that plac
about one year ago and returned t.
New York. He was an able mimi
engineerer and was highly respect
ed by great many friends VIII
will regret to learn of his death
He was about 40 years of age.
Kelsey's Jap mounted his bicycl
Sunday evening and came dow
Main street with bowed head and a
lightning speed. In front of tn
postoflice Judge Wolfe and wife an
child were moving along in thei
buggy, but the little Jap anticipa
ed no obstruction and put on all til
power contained in his diminutiy
legs, when his bike struck the fror
wheel of the buggy and just the
something resembling jumping
jack was seen floating through til