Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1900-09-06
The Masonic grand lodge meets

The. Masonic grand lodge meets
IN Boise next Monday.
T. Pierce was over from the
Smith prairie country last Satur-
day.
8. ]. Rich, one Of the Democratic
electors, was in this place Saturday
evening.
Supt. Brockm an of the Sawtooth
mines at Rocky Bar, has gone to
Chicago.
Dick Coats has purchased Billy
Kunnecke's residence property in
this place.
Letters of administration of the
Meyer estate were issued to DIR.
Smith on Monday.
Mrs. Naoma Mcdonald Phelps
has been nominated for the lesisla-
ture by the Prohibitionists of Ada
county.
Mrs. Tom Alley and sister, Miss
Ora Reed Of Minadoka, have been
visiting Mrs. III. w. Tanner the
past few days.
Up to noon to-day we had moth
ing definite about the fusion move
ment at Boise. Too much Shoup
Influence" among some Pops.
1t is not SO very hard to start
newspaper or family, but it takes
a hustler to keep either of them
going, remarks the TuscaroraTimes.
The candidate for office who is
continually running down his oppo-
nents is engaged in mighty unre-
munerative business says the Boise
Clipper.
J. S. Lewis will in a few days
open at the old postoflice room,
next door to John Smiths Palace,
a candy, tobacco and general no.
ton store.
For an administration that has
had SO much to say about hauling
down the flag, contemporary re-
marks, the Mckinley outfit has
managed to haul down a good deal
of flag in Alaska.
The, grt at success of Chamberlain
Collie, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy
in the treatment OF bowel complaints
has made it standard over the greater
part of the civilized world. For sale
by r. w. Smith, druggist.
Andrew Marker who was SOL
dier with Capt. Hunt, Democratic
ooninaa for Eoyarnor =, .:ta. -
follows to the Challis Messenger:
captain Hunt was one of the
most popular officers and one of the
finest gentlemen in the Idaho Regi-
ment at Manila. A cool, competent,
courageous, fighting man; the trust
ed and honored staff officer of Gen.
eral Oyershine. Those who know
him, will vote for him and will have
entire confidence in his ability to
fill the gubernatorial chair with
distinction and credit to his party
and himself"
As usually treated sprain will dis
able the injured person three or four
weeks, but II Chamberlain's Pain Balm
is freely applied complete cure may
be effected in very few DAYS. Pain
Balm also cures rheumatism. cuts,
Bruises and burns. For sale by r. w.
Smith, druggist.
The entire Populist party of Ell
more are In favor Of a union of the
silver forces, on the State ticket,
and if it should not be accomplished
at least fourtifths of their number
have openly declared their inten-
tion to vote the State Democratic
ticket straight, as a rebuke to the
leaders who seem to hesitate to car
ry out the wish of the majority of
the State convention. One of the
most prominent populists, who re-
sides out OF the county seat, says,
that these obstructionists in Boise
ought to be taken in hand, and led
to the natatorium and there held
under the water by good willing
hands until they would consent to
chase themselves off the executive
committe and make way for men
who mean business.
A letter from one of the promi.
nent populist leaders Of this county
to County Attorney Sinnott states
that the greatest enthusiasm was
felt at the primary in Glenn's Fer.
ry last Saturday. Populists and
Silver Republicans all uniting and
voting with the Democrats, thew
being unanimously of the opinion
that solid union of the silver PEG.
pie against the common enemy
means victory. Pat ]. Sullivan
and James HI. Morrow, two solid
and highly respected silver mer
were elected to represent the Ferry
at Rocky Bar. This election ha,
brought the silver forces together
In strong solid .union at the River
side town, and the action of the sill
yer men and women there is highl,
eommendable.