Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1899-04-27
Gilmore Lodge, A. f. & A. NJ.
THURSDAY, April 81, 1899.

heiIiReIdIOfS JuSL TecelNeu al
Cowen & Whitneys.
Hon. C. M. Brown has returned
to his home in Atlanta
Mrs Frank Boyd has been quite
sick during the past week.
H. Irvine, one of Rocky Bars
successful miners, is in town.
Hudyan is sold at so cents per
package by all druggists. Get Hud-
yam.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. R. wilkins of
Bruneau visited Mountain Home
Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Hall of Gar
net, were visitors here serveral days
last week.
Boys waists for summer Just in
at 35, so and rs cents and $1.O0.
Chas. R. Kelsey & Co.
L. Way has gone to Mindoka to
take charge of the railroad station
at that place.
Revenue officer j T. Fuller spent
Monday in this place, but whether
on official business or not, we do
not know.
Tents, wagon covers, tarpaulins,
and canvass by the yard Get our
prices and save money. Chas. r.
Kelsey & Co.
James D. Gray won the land con-
test suit at Washington last week
against C. w. Burns. The land in
question is located near Pine Grove.
Hugh Latham came in from Cuff
fey Saturday evening and returned
Sunday evening Mrs, Latham
still remains a welcomed visitor in
this place.
There will be Catholic services
Sunday, April S0th at my residence
Mass at 10 o'clock a m Sunday
School at o'clock, evening services
at o'clock. Father J. j. Burri
J. J, Little is quite unfortunate
recently. For several days past he
has had an eye bandaged and yes
terday he appeared with one hand
in a sling-both caused from ac-
cidents.
R. L Weston of Canton, Mass,
and J. B Calligan of Chicago, are
in this place and will probably re-
main here several months looking
after their land and orchard inter.
ests just southeast of town.
The Young Ladies' Auxiliary of
the Episcopal church will give their
May Day Festival Friday evening,
May II, at the Opera House. There
will be a May pole dance at s
o'clock, after which ice cream and
cake will be served. Admission
10 cents, ice cream and cake q
cents.
The anniversary ball given by
Odd Fellows last night was vel
attended and proved very pleas
ant affair indeed. The Columbif
orchestra of Boise, composed of n
M. Perkins, Henry C. Hart anc
Stephen Vandrey, furnished splen-
did music, and the supper prepared
by Mrs. Glenn at the Commercial
hotel was simply grand. About sc
couples attended and dancing wal
kept up until 4 o'clock this morn
ing.
Mrs. Sarah L. Edison, NJ. D.
daughter of Geo. W. and Nelli
Ethel, died at her home in Sonora
California, April II, 1899, aged 4.
years. Mrs. Edison was the wife Q
DIR. Edison, who conducted druj
store and urecticed medicine il
Mountain Home in 1886 and 'S7
afterward removing to California
where he died about one year ago
Mrs Edison was a niece of Mrs
Mary Doom of this place, and he
numerous old-time friends in TIL
section viii very much regret t
hear of her death.
OF all the low-down, contempt
BILE, sneaking, cowardly ours tina
ever disgraced any community, tn
incubator" gang that control an
direct the policy of the Elmor
county Republican are the most dc
graded. Last week with the hop
of creating dissentions in this CON
munity they wilfully lied about tn
recent action brought agains
the county school superintendent
and even went SO far as to asser
that the BULLETIN man was the il
stigator of the whole proceeding
which the county attorney will bea
US out in pronouncing utterly false
1t was, of course, done for tt
sole purpose Of intensifying the fee
ing of hatred the goldbug gang an
their miserable slaves bear towar
us and also with the hope that the
might cause some poor fool to thin
that we were the main push
q this matter. We knew nothing {
& the proceedings until after con
plant had been filed, but we con
q mend the move Of the county ATTIC
\ ney to establish by the cou
whether any man or woman sha
Illegally usarp any office.