Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1899-08-24

agreement. 1t is stated on good au
thority that the o Il. 4 N. and Great
/ Northern have done likewise.
The Masonic grand lodge Of Ida
no will meet at Boise about the 10Th
Of September.
Ed Nicholson and J. Edworthy
came down from Rocky Bar by pri-
vate conveyance yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Montague now oc-
cupy the dwelling house on the
southeast corner of Canyon street
and Jackson avenue.
Unusually cold weather has pre-
vailed in this section during the
past week and, to make matters
more uncomfortable, the supply of
coal has been very short
Walter Tanner was here Friday
from Little Camas, and reported
the Reynolds families enjoying their
outing and Mr.. w. G. Reynolds
slowly improving in health.
Beginning Tuesday, Aug. 30, the
first annual institute for the teach
ers of Gilmore county will convene
at the school house in this place at
8 a. m. and continue five days.
One of the bands at the fair in
Boise from Sept. Is to Both will be
the famous organization from De
Lamar of 80 pieces. Other state
bands are to be engaged, but it has
not yet been determined which will
be selected.
J. e. Comerford passed through
this place this morning on his way
from Buffalo Hump to his home in
Albion. He is an experienced miner
and went to the Hump early in the
spring fully equipped for prospect
ing, He says that while there are
some good prospects there, news
paper reports of its richness are
greatly exaggerated.
A soldier named Ellis F. Ledge
wood, from Boise, while attemp ting
to get on moving train at Glenn's
Ferry last Saturday evening", fell
and had three fingers badly man.
gled by the car wheels. He was
brought to this place and DR.. Smith
removed the first, second and third
fingers from his left hand He was
taken back to Boise barracks.
Goldbug papers continue to sug-
gest logical candidates" for the
presidency, on the Democratic
ticket. They seem very much in
terested. But Democrats care moth
ing for their suggestions. Bryan
will be the Democratic candidate.
The birth of a new political party
is announced from New York city,
made up of one hundred labor or
CARNATIONS. Labor will need no
other party than the Democratic,
pledged, as it will be, to breaking
up the great trusts which are the
fruit of the present Republican adj
ministration.
Speaking of the return of two
prospeetors named Dave Smith and
Jas. Ballintine, the Idaho City
World saws: "They went via At
lanta. Jim says q revival is ex-
pected in that once big producing
camp. Fifty men are at work in
the Yuba mine, and other mines
have small crews prospecting. Quite
> number of mining men are in the
camp and a number of sales. it is
expected, will be made. VIM. Will
amson and others had claim |
bonded until the 18th of this month |
and Jim was informed that the sale
was almost certain. It is a gold
bearing ledge and the ore runs from
R15 to SIS ton, but is not free, the
gold being contained in iron sulphu-
Fets. Jim did not learn the name
Of the mine.
The Nampa Leader warns house
wives against a smooth young man,
who signs his name A. G. Cap tain,
and who is thought to be heading
this way. He pretends to be trav-
cling agent for the Woman's Home
Companion, which he agrees to
send four months for 80 cents, and
the half dollar entities subscribers
TO four patterns which are to be had
by calling or sending to Meier &
Frank, Portland, Ore. The firm
mentioned has been applied to sew
bral times by women who have paid
their 80 cents, and as Meier SFrank I
know nothing about the man they
are endeavoring to have him appre-
hended.
AsTRoLoGY.-send S100, lock of
your hair and date OF birth, and l will
send a carefully written and satisfac-
tory zodiacal reading of your charac-
ter, showing the business to which
you are best adaated, diseases to which
yon are most liable and how to avoid
them. the life-companion you should
select, lucky and unlucky days, in
GLIDING valuable advice. Send money