Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1898-08-25

Full cream cheese, 10 cents, al
Fletcher's.
Stock Salt, 10 cent per pound
at Fletcher's.
Regular monthly Masonic meet.
ing next Wednesday.
The Best Mans Shoe in the world
-Napa Tan, at Fletcher's.
DR.. Swan has gone to Oregon ia
visit with relatives for a month or
more.
Misses Hope Pyburn and Rose
Lander have returned home from
Big Camas.
Mrs. Frank Boyd and daughter
returned home this morning from
Wood river.
Superintendent Geo. F. Mahoney
is doing some good street and side
walk improvement.
Impure Baking Powders injure the
stomach. Use the Brand named
Perfect" and have no indigestion.
Hamp Cooper has secured a
contract for carrying the mails be-
tween Mountain Home and Oreana.
Col. Geo. w. Jackson is the del
egate from junction Bar precinct to
Democratic nominating convention.
Grover Tanner a few days ago
shot and killed lot of sage hens in
George Halls enclosure on Atlanta
avenue.
]. HI. Perry was up from his
Snake river placers yesterday and
reports everything working salts
factory.
Mrs. Koontz and little son de-
parted Monday for California. Pro-
fessor Koontz accompanied his wife
as far as Boise.
Marion House is erecting a build
ing on Canyon street, opposite Pence
& Searchfeld's livery stable, in
which he will conduct blacksmith
ing.
John Bryant of Little Camas last
week sent the BULLETIN family a
lot Of young grouse, and for which
kind remembrance he has our
thanks.
Willis & Dyar have constructed
a very handsome wooden Enclosure
that is to be placed around the grave
of Mrs. F. H. Davis in Masonic GEM
etery.
Commissioner Robert Griffith
came down from Little Camas and
went to Boise Tuesday to be on
hand at the Democratic State Con-
vention.
Hon. Vic Bierbower passed
through this place Tuesday on his
way to Boise, as he said, to super
intend the three conventions now in
session in that city.
Marion Daniel was down from
his Canyon creek farm Saturday.
Notwithstanding the great scarcity
of water this season for irrigation
he says his fruit crop is fairly good.
W. H. Cooper returned here Tues
day from Garnet, being called home
by the serious illness of Mrs. Coop
er, whom we are pleased to say is
reported much improved this morn
ing.
In looking around for men to rep
resent us next winter in the legis-
lature the Democrats should consid-
er the capability and availability of
such men as Judge Nicholson of
Rocky Bar, l.. N. FRANKIE of Allan
ia, J. w. Bailey of Little Camas,
T. r. Stevenson of Cold Spring, f.
G. Helfrich and Frank Boyd of
Mountain Home, Adm Hall of Ben
nett creek, Pat Sullivan of Glenn's
Ferry, ODE Corder of ayfeld.
The BULLETIN has received copy
of one of the Union Pacific Exposi-
ton folders. 1t is handsome and
interesting work, pictorially illus
trating every phase of the Omaha
exposition and the many beauties
of its great buildings, and describ-
ing in detail other wonders of the
great show. A special day, Octo-
Der II, has been set aside as "Idaho
Day" at the Trans-Mississippi and
International Exposition, at Oma-
ha, and you can get there on reduc-
ed railroad fare.
It seems that several Democrats
in this county are unthoughtedly
playing into the hands of the gold
bugs by opposing the fusion Of all
silver men at the coming election.
Such action tickles the goldbug be-
yond measure, for he knows that to
create dissatisfaction in the silver
ranks is his only salvation for them
to win a single man on their ticket.
Gentlemen Democrats, discard your
soreness" fall into line, counsel
harmony, work for principal, not
spite, and bury the enemies of the
laboring classes in Gilmore county
so deep next November that they
may never be resurrected. Don't
carry your personal feeling into the
county nominating convention to
the detriment of the good old Dem
ocratic party, but pull strong for