Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1900-08-23
THURSDAY, Aug. %, 1900.
Hams, bacon, sugar, etc., Just re-
ceived at Helfrich's.

Hobart Wilson of Wickahony
was in this place Saturday.
r. Benham, pioneer of Bruneau
valley, is visiting in this place.
Mrs. Jesse Campbell spent Mon.
day in this place, from Longtom
valley.
Wanted-Position by japanese
good cook. Address Ton, japanese
restaurant.
w. s. Galloway and family and
Mrs. Burton have returned home
from the mountains.
Chas. r. Kelsey & Co. are lust
unloading car of those celebrated
Studebaker wagons.
1t will pay you to visit our bar
gain counter for snaps in all kinds
of merchandise. J. S. AcKER & Co.
Paul Walker was in from Echo
yesterday and dropped into this
office to get list of democratic can
didates. We referred him to the
BULLETINS announcement col
umn."
We now offer the most complete
stock of wagons ever shown in this
city. Mountain freight wagons,
spring wagons and top buggies for
mountain travel. Chas. X. Kelsey
& Co.
The Democratic primary for Mt.
Home precinct for the election of
delegates to the county convention,
will be held Sept. /, 1900, in the
Geo. S. Rice store building, from 2
to A o'clock p. m.
Daniel McGinness came in Sun
day from his Cold Spring farm, on
his way to Boise with six beautiful
young flyers" of his own raising,
which he purposes entering in the
races at the State fair next month.
School will begin Monday, Sept.
10, and it is highly important that
all should be on hand the first day.
The rules, SO we are told, will be
more stringent and it will be i'm
possible for pupils to pass the
grades unless attendance is regu-
lar A test will be given once each
month.
DR.. VIM. F. Smith is frequently
and favorably spoken of as a can
didate for the State Senate. IF DR..
Smith would accept the nomina-
ton from the hands of our coming
Democratic county convention his
election would be almost assured
His .capability for the position is
too we'll known to be questioned
f. G. Helfrich went to Little
Camas Saturday to join his wife
who had been rusticating in the
mountains for several weeks with
Judge White and family. They
visited with Mrs. Dan Reber at
Dixie on Sunday, returning home
Monday morning. Judge White
and wife and Mrs. Madison and
children came in Monday night.
It pleases the BULLETIN very
much to knowingly assert that the
Democrats of Mountain Home, as
well as all Gilmore county, are now
tremendously working together for
success at the polls in November.
Verify, in union there is strength,
and the political situation in Little
Elmore is embarrassing, to say the
least, to the followers Of Mckinley,
Hanna " Co.
Manager Dan Reber has fitted
up room adjoining the postoffice,
in the Turner House, in fine style,
as an office for the Crown Point
Mining and Milling CO., Of Dixie.
As the development of the Dixie
mines will directly benefit Mount
ain Home our citizens should now
walk up to the captains office and
invest literally in blocks of stock |
reserved for sale at % cents per
share. It's good investment.
The ladies of the Entire Nous
have secured the use of the Column
bia travelling library, which is COM
posed of thirteen cases of we'll Sc
lected books. The first case of these
books has arrived and are now
ready for the use of the public. The
books are free to all-the only re-
quirements being that the rules
and regulations found inside the
cover be observed. The library is
open every Thursday from 2 TO 4
p. M, at the residence of Mrs. w.
ID. Reynolds. Mrs. KrrTIE CowEN,
President.
Hon. X. /. Perky went to Boise
Monday evening to assume the du
ties of chairman of the Democratic
State Central Committee, and he
will Immediately bend all his en-
ergy toward the success Of the party
from now till the 9Th of November.
He was accompanied by his wife
and daughter and Mrs. Perky's
father, Judge Hunter, of Ohio, who
will visit short time at Boise.
Mr.. Perky will be in Mountain
Home about twice week to assist
Mr.. Green, his partner, in all law
matters that may be entrusted to
the firms care.