Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1898-03-30
Gilmore Lodge, A. #. & A. M.
WEDNESDAY, March 80, 1898.
j. f. Dyar is down with the grip.

j. f. Dyar is down with the grip
New line valises just in. Kelsey
& Co.
Wool is rolling in quite rapidly
for shipment.
Register and vote the Taxpayers
ticket straight.
A. ]. Wiley of Grand View was
in town Monday.
Perkins calked horse shoes SO
cents a set at Fletcher's.
Mrs. D. B. Hill and daughter
visited Boise last Saturday.
Meridian Creamery Butter-an
Idaho product-at Kelsey & Cos.
Louis Tanner has gone to Topo-
mis- to remain this summer.
New fresh stock of garden and
flower seeds at Smiths Pharmacy.
L. T. Pettyjohn has leas ed John
Portlok's Bruneau farm and re-
moved to that place.
Given up to be the best, Shill-
ing's and Royal Baking powders
for sale by the G. w. Fletcher Co.
Ltd.
Boyer, the industrious tinsmith,
will soon remove his shop to Hell
frich's new building at the south
end of Main street.
Heinz Sweet pickles and our line
of Keg pickles at $l.00 and $115,
win please you. G. w. Fletcher
Co. Ltd.
Toney Wolfe and wife will soon
occupy the dwelling house recently
vacated by Marion House and fami-
", at the cornor of Jackson and
CANYON streets.
T. Hutchins has again embarked
in the cattle business, having re-
Gently purchased about 1000 head
from John Lemp of Boise.
A social dance will be given at
Hungerford's Opera House on next
Friday evening, April LIST. Every
one cordially invited. Music by
Larks' orchestra. Go and have a
good time. Tickets. so cents.
Ladies, Attention.-The new and
fine spring millinery stock of Miss
Gray and Mrs. Glenn is now ar
irving and will be opon for inspec-
ton next Saturday, April 2, at the
Commercial Hotel. Ladies should
call and see the latest styles in
millinery.
The qualifications necessary for
a voter next Tuesday will be that
you are a citizen of the United
States, been in Idaho six months
and the town SO days preceding
the election, and that you are over
81 years Of age on the day of cleo
ton. This applies to women as
well as men. But you must also
register in Mountain Home, al
though it is not required in Poca-
tello and other towns in Idaho that
elect officers next Tuesday.
We are told that Messrs. Clark
and Corker, at their meeting Thurs
day night, were each particularly
severe and sarcastic in their re-
marks relative to the 'secret" meet
ing of silver men and taxpayers
held at the court house. Things
have come to a pretty pass when
any number of citizen taxpayers
can not get together in peaceable
manner and act as they think for
the best interests of the community
without being censured for SO doing.
Doubtless these loyal Hannaites i'm
agine they are in Ohio with Sheriff
Martin and his posse of murderers
at their backs.
"The Owl Dramatic Club" was
organized last Saturday evening by
the remaining members of the old
dramatic club and few new mem
bers by the election of J. NJ. Cowen
president, P. Orebaugh stage man
ager, o. S. Williams treasurer and
property man. A new drama was
selected and at no far distant date
we may expect an evenings enter
tainment by this home club that
will be appreciated more than the
plays that have been presented here
the past winter by travelling troups
The members of the new club are;
Mesdames j. M. Cowen, P. Ore
baugh, J. f. Bowes, II. G. Madison
e. G. Helfrich, and Messers ?. Ore
baugh, r. N. Griffith, J. E. Bowes
o. S. Williams, r. W. Smith and
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