Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1900-05-10
THURSDAY, May 10, 1900.
See call for railroad meeting.

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Charles Brady, King Hill ranch
or, was a visitor in this place Fri
day.
Fresh Strawberries received ererv
morning at H. B. Thompson & Co.'S
store.
Born, in Mountain Home, May
s. to the wife Of Richard Bennett,
Ice cream freezers, ice picks,
lemon squeezers, lunch baskets, etc,
Chas- R. Kelsey d Co.
N. P. Nelson left Saturday for
prolonged prospecting trip in the
eastern part of the county.
The new pulley belt. Call and see
them. The latest thing in ladies'
wear. Chas. r. Kelsey & Co.
Miss Mary Gray has just received
a nice inc Of ladies' trimmed and
street hats. Call and inspect the
beauties.
The pension of Neil SHREDDER of
Glenn's Ferry has recently been
raised to $40 per month by the U.
s. Senate.
Mrs. D. w. Fitzwater and daugh-
ter, Miss Ida Eitzwater came up
from Snake river>Saturday and re-
turned Sunday.
John Brady is now section boss
at Thompson Sppipgs, Utah. Miss
Katie Brady WILSON join her fa-
Their at that place.
Dan Mclaughlin, brother of
Miss Grace Mclaughlin, the popu-
lar school teacher/at Rocky Bar.
has recently arrived from Missouri.
o. B. Slater of Mayfeld was in
this place Friday, and while here
obtained a lease on the Rice tract
of land from the public administra-
tor.
r. d. Gorby of Glenn's Ferry is
now installed as one of the mixolo-
gists at Rosenheim's saloon. He is
popular young man and good
citizen and is welcomed to oul
town.
AS a delegate from the fourth dis
trict to the Democratic national
convention the BULLETIN would
suggest Judge C, o. Stockslager as
a good and reliable man for the po-
sition.
Hugh Latham came over from
Murphy Saturday evening and
spent Sunday and Monday with
Mrs. Latham and the baby. Hugh
is justly an awful proud man now,
a-days.
Will C. Stimson returned Sunday
from visit with his family at Pilot
Rock, Oregon. M. Stimson will
on the first Of june, ENTER upon his
duties as censuS->ennumerator for
Little Camas district in this county
Mrs. J. j.. McGinness of Colo
Springs made this office pleasant
call last Thursday afternoon. Mr.
McGinness has taken a five years
lease of the Stevenson ranch, and
Mr.. and Mrs. Stevenson will soon
depart for California.
Some of our local Democrats ar
in favor Of fusion of the silver meI
on the State ticket but opposed to
fusion in this county. Will some
one of them explain through these
columns why fusion is good for the
State but not for the county.
At meeting of the school trus
tees last Friday evening, Miss Pear
Tindall, of Tennessee, was selecte'
as teacher in the grammar depart
ment of the Mountain Home publ
school for the ensuing term, in plac
of Miss Bogard, who declined.
Horace Rich, a cousin of tina
good old Democratic warriors,
Judge Joe Rich, spent several day
here this week and was the guest {
Lawyer Perky and wife. He is o
his way to Volcano mining distric
where he will remain this summe
Democratic primaries are to /
II neid Inrougnout EluIoio COUNTY
Saturday, May 10. 1t behooves tt
4 true Democrats to be on the ale
on that day and see that not one
the traitors to our ticket in 1898
sent as a delegate to any CONVEX
tion--They can't be trusted.
Miss Cora Butler, daughter Off
Il commissioner George E. Butler
Atlanta, was married at Albi'
on April 28th to Bert Benne
The Times speaks Of the weddil
as follows: Zone of the most plea
ant events of the season took pla
Saturday evening at the residen
Of D. II. Bennett, when his sc
Bert, was united in marriage WI
h Miss Cora Butler. Judge Harr
4 performed the ceremony. Nj
l Bessie Holland, cousin Of .he brio
| was bridesmaid and Jos. Brim "
best man."