Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1899-07-13


champion, w. J, Bryan, will visi
Idaho some time in August.
Lawyers Wolfe and Perky viii
depart for Haley tomorrow even
ing on professional business.
J. NJ. Johnson yesterday pur.
chased $4,000 pounds of wool from
A. j. Knollin, paying 134 cents.
Superintendent Woodwork of the
Gilmore mine and mill, has return.
ed to Rocky Bar from the east.
c. NJ Click has been in town
during the past week doing bust
hess for the New York Life insur-
ance company.
At the city election in Boise Mon
day, Judge j. II. Richards, republic
can, was elected mayor by only 35
majority. The republicans also
elected 5 of the 8 councilmen.
AT Ouray, Colo, July 6, com
mittee appointed by the local Min
ers' union raised $500 by popular
subscription for the families of the
imprisoned Occur d'Alene miners.
The money was forwarded to Idaho
that day.
There is a school teacher in Kan
sas who writes her County Superin-
tendent that she is "a years of age,
and wishes to pass the examination
n : tnf nnpfI finn 10 L.
enter for year at the Normal
School to study new methods.
Brakeman W. r. Dawson of tho
Ferry was in town Tuesday in DR..
Smiths charge for injury in the
back of the neck by the bursting of
a water gauge glass in an engine
cab. Will got it in the neck"
badly.
Gus Palmer, arrested by Con-
stable Gorby, on warrant issued
out of Judge Glenn's court in
Glenn's Ferry was discharged on
Thursday after a preliminary ex-
animation, the evidence being in
sufficient TO hold him to ansu err.
Rev D. M. McReynolds will fill
his regular appointment at the Bap-
list church next Sunday. During
the dull evenings of the summer. 1t
is his custom TO deliver lectures on
various subjects. The subject for
next Sunday evening is 'Recipro-
city" Social and moral. All are
invited.
Next Sunday evening the two
services at Congregational church
will be combined, under direction of
the Christian Endeavor Society with
a short address by the pastor.
Services from to 8. Preaching
service at 1 a. m. as usual. Sun
day school at II. The Junior En-
deavor meeting Friday evenings at
1880. Prayer meeting Thursday
evening at s. A cordial invitation.
The Salt Lake Herald believes
that Those orders prohibiting the
mine owners of nothern Idaho from
employing union miners NAV result
III worse trouble than has yet visit
ed the section. Hundreds of men
are living in enforced dleness, which
breeds mischief, and they are be-
coming desperate from discourage
ment"
Judge Stewart has decided that
Stimson, Simmons and Boyle, the
three Shoshone county commission
ers, fagrantly neglected their duties
and he has removed them from
office. The governor Immediately
appointed J. G, Gordon, J. E. Gyde
and G. Scott Anderson as their sue
cessors in Office. Sheriff Young was
also removed.
w. M. Gallagher, OF Bryan, Pa,
says: "For forty years | have tried
various cough medicines. One Min
ute Cough Cure is best of ALL 1t re
lievos instantly and cures all throat
and lung troubles K. w. Smith.
druggist.
The Tekoa Topic contains this
item Of medical man Of unsavory
reputation who formerly resided at
Glenn's Ferry; Or. Alcorn, who
has been wanted on criminal
charge at Harrison, Ida, for the
past two weeks, was captured Wed
nesday at Butte. Mont, and brought
back to Harrison where Indignation
against him is said to be strong.
with some talk of lynching.'
The Huntington Herald rises to
to truthfully remark: "About the
worst reputation a young person
can have is that of running the
streets. The practice never leads
to any good. 1t isn't the way sue
cessful men and cultured women
build up their regulations. 1t is
the downward way, not an upward
way, that is, the street running done !
merely for pastime."
What is Kodol Dyspepsia CureY 1t
is the newly discovered remedy. the {
most effective preparation ever devised
Tor aiding the digestion and assimila-
tlon OF food, and restoring the deranged
digestive organs To natural condition.
IL Is discovery surprising anything ,
YET known to the medical profession.
*. w. Smith, druggist.