Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1900-08-23

Road. 1900-warrants to II
inclusive.
| Will 7 Montgomery is expected
to return to-day from Chicago.
AL. Loveridge has purchased Mrs.
Bearby's residence on Atlanta av-
enue.
Mrs. Herrick and Miss Nichols
went to Caldwell by last evenings
train.
Miss Casaday, from Salt Lake
City, is visiting with Mrs. w. c.
Howie.
The Mountain Home school trus-
tees have levied special tax Of
A IL mills.
Miss Ruth Hyde is here from
Bruneau and the guest of Miss
Dona Harris.
Fl. Willis came down last even
ing from his Little Camas farm and
stock ranch.
After long wait the Owyhee
Avalanche finally got "the dough"
and is now Hanna organ.
R. P. Chattin yesterday went up
to Melton's to join his family during
their stay in the mountains.
J. B. Stanfeld shipped from
Glenn's Ferry few days ago 375
head of fine cattle to Omaha.
James Loveland and wife departed
this morning for six weeks visit
with relatives in Pennsylvania.
Lee Abbott, formerly of Atlanta,
has gone to Old Mexico to take
charge Of big mining properties.
j. E. Hammond of Chicago, was
here few days ago looking after
his land interests in this section.
Vic and Frank Wells are painting
their dwelling house sky. blue
color, which makes it loom up
handsomely.
Charlie Howeth came in Tuesday
night from Nome, looking hale and
hearty. He was welcomed back by
many friends.
j. G. Johston, Weiser attorney,
came down from Rocky Bar Tues
day evening, where he had been on
professional business.
M. Perky informs us that ex-
congressman Towne will speak at
Mountain Home and other Idaho
points during this campaign.
P. st. Cyr, a prominet mining
man of Oregon, and formerly an
engineer on the Short Line, returned
here Tuesday from visit at Rocky
Bar.
w. III. Lodge brother of Miss
Lodge, county school superinten-
dent, came in Sunday from Chica-
go, on visit with his mother and
sister.
Married, at the Commercial
Hotel, Mountain Home, Aug. 20,
1900, by Justice Rinehart, Jesse
r. Haynes and Miss Nellie Whar-
ton, both of Boise.
Seth Harris, Hugh McWilliams
and Egbert Cole returned home
Monday from trip to Reddish
lakes. Bert Kelsey stopped for a
while at Rocky Bar.
Miss Grace Mclaughlin came in
from Rocky Bar Saturday and
went out to Billy Wilson's ranch.
Miss Grace has been teaching school
at Rocky Bar for the past year and
gave great satisfaction.
j. T. McKinnon has been unfor-
tunate of late. A few weeks ago in
the mountains he dislocated one of
his knees, and last week at juno
ton Bar, horse kicked him break
ing sever al ribs. But we are glad |
to say that Nc is fast recovering
and will soon be as good as new.
Governor Frank Steunenberg has
rendered his services to the chair
man of the democratic state COM
mittee and will be found on the
stump this fall, standing squarely
upon the Pocatello platform, and |
working for the success of Bryan
and the state ticket. For The Cap
ital to reply to the covert insinua-
tons of gold organs in this state
that Governor Steunenberg would |
sulk in his tent or indirectly aid in
turning this state over for hanna
ties to exploit la Mcconnell would
be a reflection on his good political
sense as we'll as on his honor as a
man. The Salt Lake Tribune's APP
peal to Governor Steunenberg's
friends to support the gold ticket to
revenge themselves for real or
fancied political grievances of that
gentleman meets with no sympathy
from Idaho's chief executive. Nor
do his friends take any stock in it.
Hannaism stands confronted by the
united silver forces Of Idaho and