Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1900-05-31
The census takers will commences

Inc census takers will commence
work tomorrow.
Mrs. Melton came down from
Pine Grove by Tuesdays stage.
Henry Ellison is in town from
Melton,s station.
F. R. Vincent has removed from
Glenn's Ferry to Rocky Bar.
Frank AXE has been suffering
from the grip during the past week.
Delegates can go to the Democrat
ic State conventions, by railroad.
for half fare.
Frank McWilliams has returned
from Pine Grove. His broken arm
is mending rapidly.
Porter Tharp is here from Rocky
Bar to take examination for a teach
er's certificate to-day.
Thomas Bannerman, nephew OF
Mrs. M. King of this place, died in
Salt Lake City last week.
c. r. Shaw has resigned as gen.
eral manager of the Weiser railroad
and returned to Caldwell.
Mrs. Geo. P. Hall has gone to Big
Camas prairie, to visit her brother
E. G. Burnett, who is very sick.
Ex-senator Dubois and C. J.
Bassett spent Tuesday in this place
consulting with silver republicans
and silver advocates generally.
Hon. J. A. Nicholson returned to
Rocky Bar Tuesday, after atten-
ding the county democratic conven-
ton at Glonn's Ferry.
Mr.. William B. H. Roberts and
Miss Elizabeth Alice Gluyas, OF
Dewey, were united in marriage at
the latter's home Tuesday evening,
May %, says the Nugget.
Recent political events in Noun
tain Home has proven that some
would-be leading politicians are
muchly two-faced, and can say one
thing and mean another with all the
gall imaginable.
Last week, in Salt Lake City
Bertha Czizek was granted divorce
from State Mine Inspector Jay A.
Czizek of Idaho. The parties were
married Dec. 5. 1897 and Mrs Cziz.
elk set up that her husband deserted
her more than year ago and had
contributed nothing to her support
since. They resided at Rocky Bar
in this county in 1889.
Mondays Shoshone Journal saws:
We are pleased to be able to state
that Capt. G. G. Haynes has SO far
recovered from his accident as to
walk about the yard. He has been
confined to his bed for twenty-five
days, and being an active man, the
CONTINENT has been exceedingly
irksome to him.
An opinion was handed down yes
terday reversing the judgment of
the lower court in the case of G. b.
Randall, respondent, vs. Charles r.
Kelsey ct al, appellants, from Ell
more county. The court holds a
probate judge has no authority to
require litigant to deposit jurors
fees as condition precedent to the
right to have jury trial.
man.
A conference of silver republican
committeeman and electors was
held in the Assessors office on Wed.
nesday, there being present among
others Hon. f. T. Dubois and C. j. |
Raesett, Judge White, Assessor
Davis, Marshal McWilliams, r. W.
Smith, J. M. Cowen ann J. G.. Den
ton. All present favored an honor
able union of the silver forces in
National, state and county matters,
the silver issue being the para mount
one. Delegates will be selected to
the National convention by the
State Central Committee. Chair
man White will call the county
committee together in short time.
Hon. Z. e. Arney of Boise stopped
off short time ON Monday evening
but pressure of official business pre-
vented him from remaining over to
attend the convention.
The 9th Annual Convention of
he Idaho Christian Endeavor I'm
on will be held at Caldwell next ,
week, June 5, 6, z, beginning Tues
lay evening and closing Thursday
fternoon so that delegates can go
nd return on those days. A large .
elegation will go from Mountain !.
lone society, namely: Misses Mel {
lie Williams, Florence Manion. !.
label L. Payne, Rev. G. E. Mason =
nd Earnest Pearson. The Junior :
ociety will be represented by Dona =
larris, Stella Harris, Mary Glenn, u u
Iertie Rinehart, James Pence, Neal =
lallison and Earl Stewart. Miss :
lanion has a paper on the Conse- J,
ration meeting, Miss Williams u u
aper on the Lookout committee,
lrs. Mason on the Tenth Legion,
llss Lodge on the Pastors Obliga- A
on's to the Junior Endeavor and
.ey. Mason paper on Power from "
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