Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1900-10-18
Gilmore Lodge, A. f. g A. nj.
THURSDAY, Oct. Is, 1900.

ocratic ticket.
DR.. Mather went to Salt LAX
Sunday night.
Lon Lape of Atlanta was il
town Tuesday.
Miss Helm has returned from q
visit in Nebraska.
Doc Stillwell is erecting a dwell
ing house on north Bennett street.
Hon. Jim Nicholson after takins
IN the State fair, returned to Rocky
Bar to-day.
Fresh oysters, celery, parsley
fresh fish. sweet potatoes and ap.
pies at j. S. Acker & Cos.
Dan Smithson, brother of Mrs
j. .. Acker, came in from Utah
Friday on visit with his sister.
The ladies of the Congregational
Aid Society will give fair, COM
mencing Dec. 10, running one
week.
John Ross went to Adm Halls
place Monday to erect large barn.
and IL. Willis went out yesterday
to assist him.
New York Sweet apple cider,
German dill, sweet spiced and fam
cy mixed pickles in bulk just re-
ceived at j, S. Acker & Co.'S.
James Downs, who owns the Presi-
dent mine in Lime creek district,
after taking in the State fair, re-
turned to his home Tuesday.
Gov. Steunenberg has appointed
VIM. l.. Thurman commissioner for
the second district, to fill the va
cancy caused by the resignation of
Robert Griffith.
Prof. French of the department
of agriculture of the State Univer-
slty is planning to hold Farmers
institute at Mountain Home about
the first of December.
l.. B. Green, Mr.. Perky's law
partner, visited Boise last week and
while there was admitted to prac-
tice in Supreme Court upon GER
tificate from Nebraska.
Do you want wagon-the old
standby made by Studebaker? You
can't go wrong on them. Buggies,
spring wagons, farm and sheep wa
gons. G. r. Kelsey & Co.
Rev. l.. G. Clark, general mis-
sionary for Montana and Southern
Idaho, will hold services in this
place Sunday morning at the Bap-
fist church. EVERYBODY invited.
Ike Heron, the leading mer-
chant of Glenn's Ferry, was a visi-
tor here Monday, and reports the
situation very satisfactory at the
Riverside town for the success of
the silver forces.
Clarence Nicholson, the Demo-
cratic candidate for sheriff spent
several days here the forepart of
the week. He is making a good
impression everywhere he goes and
will without doubt lead the Cork
ers" at the race on Nov. 6.
Cal Schoff ard sister, Miss Net
tie Schoff, were visitors here Mon
day from Cold Springs. Mr.. Schoff
brought in beautiful thorough
bred Plymouth Rock rooster from
his ranch and presented it to the
BULLETIN. The bird has already
been ehristened Chilly Bryan"
There is not now a bull-pen for
the striking miners in Pennsylvania
lit is close onto election But Just
wait and see what change there
will be if Mckinley is reelected.
Soldiers and bull-pens will be nu-
merous all over the United States
where workingmen ask for living
wages.
Chairman Perky of the State
Democratic Committee has been
quite sick during the past week at
Boise and his presence was greatly
missed at headquarters. Mr.. Perky
has fought nobly for harmony in
the Democratic ranks and with sue
cess in most of the counties. His
work is highly appreciated by all
true Democrats everywhere.
Miss Lille B. Nichols came up
from Glenn's Ferry Tuesday and
is still in this place daily making
friends. She is the Democratic
nominee for School Superintendent
and is well qualified to fill it. Every
friend of reform should work earn
estly for the election of Miss Mich
OILS from now until the setting of
the sun on the 9th of November.
Chairman Mullins of the Execu-
tive Committee, Idaho State Teach
ers' Association, has received word
from State Supt. French that she
will call a meeting of the county
superintendent here at the assoeia-
ton date, during the holidays.
Miss French has also directed that
the various superintendent collect
specimens of the county schools for
exhibition purposes, such specimens
to be taken from regular school
work. The association already
promises to be one of the best in
history.