Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1900-08-30
Gilmore Lodge, A. F. & A. NJ.
THURSDAY, Aug. 80, 1900.


to Boise from Nome.
J. M. Retallic, the Pine Grove
mining man, is in town.
Harry Madison has been on the
eick list during the past week.
Mrs. Will G. Stimson will arriv
here this evening from Oregon.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. M. Cowen visited
Boise the forepart of this week.
James Bennett is erecting a nea,
cottage on east Atlanta avenue.
Lawyer Green went to Nampa
Monday on professional business.
Hon. K. |. Perky was in this
place Tuesday evening, between
trains.
Get ready for school and buy
your supplies of US. We will save
you money. j. S. AcKER & Co.
Miss Minnie Caldwell and James
Mundell will be married on the 4th
of September at Rocky Bar.
Hon. E. J. Dockery, one of the
Democratic electors, spent yesterday
in this place on legal business.
w. HI. Lodge, brother of county
school superintendent Miss Lodge
has returned to Chicago.
Our school shoes are money say,
ers; they fit we'll, wear well and
cost you less than you can get them
elsewhere. J. S. AcKER & Co.
Ladies and gentlemen who favor
the election of Bryan should vote al
the primary next Saturday after
noon.
G. S. jackson will head tallyhe
party from o. chard on the evening
of Mr.. Towne's address in Mount
ain Home.
J. r. Wilkins & Co offer for sale
two fine Spanish jacks, the pedi
grees of which will appear in an ad
vertisement next week.
We make special prices on schoo
supplies. A full line of tablets ano
all school stationery at the Lowest
prices. j. S. AcKER IL Co.
J. M. Coon and family have re
moved to the dwelling house be
longing to Sam Helmer, situated or
the corner of Lockman avenue and
Gilmore street.
Mrs. e. M. Wolfe and children
went to Silver City yesterday fol
a weeks visit with friends. Judge
Wolfe accompanied them as far az
Nampa.
Mrs. Pettyjohn, mother of L. L
Pettyjohn of this place, died recently
at her home in California. She wa:
quite we'll known in this commun
ity and highly respected by all.
Opening of the Oyster season
We will have in the FIRST shipmen
of Fresh Oysters and Celery or
Friday, August 81.
]. S. AcKER & Co.
The action of the Democrats 0
Mountain Home seems to worry thu
Republican and it imagines tina
"star-chamber" meetings are beini
held nightly. The Republican hac
better nurse the ex-soldier boys anf
quit misrepresenting the Democrats
Populists and Silver Republicans o
this precinct.
Sunday school will be held at th'
baptist church next Sunday at |.
o'clock. Also the conservation
meeting of the B. Y. P. U, will b.
held at 5 o'clock p. m.-Rev. Nc
Reynolds leader. Business meet
ing of the B. Y P. u at the church
Monday evening at 7:3o o'clock
All members requested to be pres
ent at both meetings.
At meeting of the Mountain
Home Democratic Club, Saturda,
evening, the following names wer
selected to be voted for next Satur
day as delegates to the nominating
convention to be held at Rocky Ba
on Monday, October LIST: DR.. VIM
F. Smith, E. M. Wolfe, E. c. Hell
frich, r. P. Chattin, J. ]. Little, f
r. AXE, G. M. Payne. Polls in oil
Rice building, from 2 to 4 p. m.
The BULLETIN recognizes that on
town will be highly compliments
by the appearance here on the even
ing of the 10th of September of on
of the most eloquent political speak
ers in the United States-Hon. c
A. Towne of Minnesota. He vii
be accompanied by ex-senator F. I
Dubois and other distinguished me
and we hope people genera ly fror
the surrounding country will a.
tend to hear them talk on the grea
political issues of the day.
Miss Lille Nichols. who for tn
past six or seven years so very abb
and satisfactorily conducted til
Glenn's Ferry public school, wa
granted first-grade teachers ce
tificate at Caldwell last Saturday
receiving the highest per cent eve
reached by any applicant in Canyo
county. Miss Nichols is highl
respected and popular young lad,
and, although Populist, the Bul
LETIN right now names her til
n A.