Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1900-11-08
Eimore Lodge, A. F. d A. M.
THURSDAY, Nov. s, 1900.

Sunday from Dixie mining district
Joe Kessler, an old-time Rock,
Bar miner, was in this place Mon
day.
Hurrah for Governor Hunt anc
County School Superintendent Lii
lie Nichols.
WALL PAPER-To close out
Spring stock your price is ours. J.
M. Cowen & Co.
Sunday School at the Episcopal
church Immediately after services
in the morning
Mrs. John Ross was received into
the membership of the Congrega-
tional church last Sunday.
Trunks and valises all descrip-
tons, values and quality from the
cheap small ones to the best. Chas.
r. Kelsey 4 Co.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dan Fitzwater came
up from Snake river to cast their
ballots for Bryan and the whole
DeiHOCidllC JIcket.
Mrs. j. D. Helfrich and child
came in from Boise Tuesday evening.
Mrs. Helfrich has recently recovered
from a severe illness.
Joe Helfrich and L. A. Under
wood came up from Mora and
and helped the Bryan cause by
votes last Tuesday.
Major Fred r. Reed Of Boise
made a cOnservati talk to the Re.
publicans Of this place at the opera
house last Monday evening.
Miriam chapter, O. e. s, will
hold regular meeting next Satur-
day evening. A full attendance is
requested. Mrs Inez Reynolds, w.
M.
Services at St. James Episcopal
church next Sunday morning and
evening, Holy Communion after
morning service, by Archdeacon
S. ]. Jennings.
John Flanagan and Jack Wells
were carried in as justices at GLENN
Ferry by an avalanche Albert
Stein rushed in as constable by a
Cyclone. Exit Mr.. Mullany.
Groceries enter largely with your
every day purchases. A small saw
ing each day makes big saving at
the end of the month or year. We
handle only the best and freshest.
Chas. R. Kelsey & Co.
Richard Coates has purchased
John Neils dwelling house and
livery barns, and he and George
Hampton will, we are told, conduct
the livery, grain and coal business
in the future.
Rubber boots, ovorshoes, sandals,
german socks, felt boots, everything
in the rubber line for men and wo
men and children, the first quality
only-they are the cheapest in the
end. Chas. r. Kelsey & Co.
Mrs Emma Henderson, assistant
principal in the Mountain Home
school, spent several DAYS in Boise
this week Miss Hyam, Of Montana
substituted during Mrs, Henderson's
absence.
A Rosenheim arranged for cleo
ton return kilograms and all Tues
day night bulletins were read and
posted at the Corner saloon as fast
as received The crowd was COM
posed Of friends of both presiden-
tial candidates, and the cheering
for particular favorites was almost
continuous. By the efforts of Frank
Boyd, bulletins were also received
and called out at the opera house
Tuesday night, fer the benefit of
the ladies who desired to hear the
latest election news.
Hon. K. /. Perky, chairman of
the Democratic State Committee,
and wife came in from Boise on
Tuesday mornings train. They
deposited their ballots and returned
to the capital city by the noon
train. After concluding his politi
cal work Mr.. Perky will return here
and devote his time to law practice,
as heretofore. All Democrats will
welcome him back, with the firm
conviction that he has been a faith
ful and able servant during this
campaign.
City Marshal II. w. Tanner is a
firm believer in Democratic princi-
Piles, and Sol Newcomer is an equal
ly strong advocate of goldbugism.
These gentlemen have agreed upon
an eccentric wager which, when
carried out. will create considerable
amusement to all spectators. The
wager is: If Mckinley is elected
Mr.. Tanner is to give Mr.. Newcom-
er uheelbarrow ride from the
Turner House to Main street, thence
along that street to the opera
house, and then return to Turner
House. If Bryan is elected Mr..
Newcomer is to fill the requirements
of the wager. We very much fear
our Democratic friend will have to
do the heavy work on the occasion,
which date has not yet been decided.
The hoy tin band" will lead the
procession, we are told.