Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1900-11-01
THURSDAY, Nov. l, 1900.
Patsy Healy of Ogden is in tow

Miss Ethel Pattee has gone tc
Boise on a visit.
Mrs. H. A. Chandler has returned
from a visit to Chicago.
G. P. Hall of Garnet, was a WISH
tor in this place Sunday.
Arthur Pence of Hot Spring spent
Saturday and Sunday in this place
WALL PAPER-To close ont
Spring stock your price is ouls. J.
M. Cowen & Co.
Antoine Canadas has quit the
sheep ranges for the winter and
will reside in this place.
Walter Campbell came in from
Portland last week and was greeted
by many friends.
Mrs. Gates, who has been visit
ing with her brother Frank AXE.
has returned to her eastern home.
See the offer in this issue to
school girls and others for writing
advertisements. Chas. r. Kelsey
q Co.
Paul Orebaugh formerly a resi-
dent OF this place, is now doing a
fourishing business at Greenwood,
B. G.
.. .. Boyle, one of Glenn's Ferry's
prominent citizens and reliable
Bryan voter, spent Monday in this
place.
Sheriff O'Neill and Deputy Pur-
till are this week quite busy deliv-
ering election supplies at the vari-
Gus precincts.
The question for the voters to de-
eide is; Republic or Empire2 A
vote for Bryan means a vote for
the republic.
Candidates Purtill, Davis, Man
ion, Nicholon and White have this
week been working the upper levels
OF Gilmore county.
Chas R. Kelsey & Co. have two
delivery wagons on the streets-one
wagon not being enough to take
care of their city business.
Judge Sinnott went to Boise
Tuesday to attend the funeral of
John A. O'Farrel, who died in that
city Monday morning.
We have a wonderful stock this
fall, it is drawing for US wonder
ful trade. AS one woman put it
"if you cannot find it at Kelsey's
just give it up"
Every Bryan man and his wife
and his mother and his sister and
his daughter should hasten to re-
gister, as the books will close next
Saturday evening at 8 o'clock.
Chas. M. Brown, Republican can
dldate for representative, from At
lanta, made the BULLETIN office a
pleasant call few days ago-also
John Gilman, on the same ticket,
for assessor.
Watch Lost-Friday evening, be-
tween Thompson's store and Hun
gerford's opera house, small
silver watch. Finder will please
return same to Thompson Bros.
store and get reward.
Silver voters, watch the polls
next Tuesday, and do not allow
repetition of the skulduggery and
fraud perpetrated two years ago.
Democrats should be as Smart as
Republicans at this election.
Rev. Father Van Nestleroy held
catholic service in Mr.. J. H. Brady's
residence on Saturday morning,
and on same evening went to
Glenn's Ferry, where he met Rev.
Father Gottschalk who arrived
from Belgium on same day. On
Sunday, services were held in the
Catholic church at the Ferry, and
an able sermon was preached bv
Father Van Nestleroy.
The Shoup "sack of corruption"
will avail nothing in Gilmore coun-
ty. Our people have no respect for
Shoup on account of his treachery
in the Senate. The Democratic
candidates for the legislature are
pledged to vote for Fred Dubois,
and they will be elected next Tues
day by handsome majorities, and
next winter will aid in returning
Mr.. Dubois to the United States
Senate.
The Entire nous Club has reor-
ganized recently with the following I
new officers: President, Mrs. K. |. !
Perky; vice president, Mrs. J. D. !
Whitson; secretary, Mrs E. c. Hell I
frich. executive committee, Mes !
danes w. A. Mullins, w. A. Rey- I
nolds and G. M. Payne. The first I
regular meeting was held at the s
residence of Mrs. J. d. Whitson
Monday afternoon with the follow
ing program. Biography of Shelly t
by Mrs. ". A. Mullins. Reading, G
"China, as it was, and as it is to- c
day." by Mrs. J. ID. Whitson; HUI 9
morist, Miss Harley who read, "Mr. e
Bowser Cooking" instrumental mu- t
sic, "Bagatelle," Miss Mabel L. I
Payne, Refreshments were served @
and everyone declared the after !
noon most Pleasantly passed. This 6
club has decided to procure another /
case of the travelling library. {