Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1900-10-25
THURSDAY, Oct. IS, 1900.
Girls, read Kelsey's prize ad.


Register. and then vote the Den
ocratic ticket.
The Baptist church has a nev
and clear-ringing bell.
James Carroll and family hay
returned here from Rocky Bar.
We suppose it proper to thanh
Mckinley for the recent rains in
this section.
H. j. Scott, Glenn's Ferry ton
serial artist, was visitor in thi
place Monday.
Johnny Hayes returned to Rock,
Bar to-day, but he promises tospent
the holidays with us.
Fred W. Bassler, formerly resi-
dent OF Rocky Bar, has recently
opened a store at Mineral Idaho.
John Pence jr. son of Mr.. anc
Mrs. John Pence has been quite
sick the past week, but is now con
valescent.
We have 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"
Mrs. A. Rosenheim entertained a
few lady friends Saturday after
noon. Pleasant conversation was
INDUCED in and delicious lunch
served at 5 o'clock.
Judge J. S. White and J. J. Lit
tie have returned from the noun
tain precincts and say all is we'll
for the Democracy on the upper
Levels of Elmore county.
We had a man sleeping in our
window one day this week. He was
the only man who had the time
the rest were decidedly on the jump.
Cbas. r. Kelsey & Co.
The Democratic nominees are all
capable and honest and should re-
ceive the vote of every reformer in
Elmore county. Register, silver
people, vote straight and win by
good majority.
Mrs. Mccain, a popular and
very intelligent lady of Glenn's
Ferry, was in this place Saturday
and that evening attended the
reception rendered the Democratic
candidates at the opera house.
A. Rosenheim received another
carload of Pabst beer Monday
also few barrels of sOld Hickory
whlskey that is great vote-maker
for candidates who purchase one of
those silver jugs in which it is
packed.
R. D. Gorby was in town Mon
day from Glenn's Ferry. Bob has
leased Schroder's saloon and will
take possession to-day. So, here
after, when you go to the Ferry and
want to try the best of wet goods
Just call at Gorby's place.
w. E. Wilson, w. L. Thurman
and L. N. FRANKIE, the Democratic
nominees for commissioners, have
all lived in Elmore county since
and before its creation, and they
know the needs of every section.
They are honest and true men and
will not be controlled by any CLIQUE
OF dishonest men. Elect them and
they will make a faithful board of
county commissioners.
Allen O'Neil, the youngest child
of Mr.. and Mrs. James O'Neil, |
came near deaths door on the 22nd |
instant by getting hold of a bottle
of carbolic acid which had been
thoughtlessly left in the child's
reach on a bureau in one of the
rooms. Fortunately none of the
poison entered the little boys throat,
but his lips and tongue and hands
were badly burned-but we are
pleased to say that little Allen is
not seriously injured.
Griffith, the hypnotist, has been
holding the fort in this town for
several nights and his power is GER
tainly wonderful. A class of ten on
the stage Monday evening were
made to dance, prepare for swim
in a lake, ride chairs for a race, and
do other ridiculous things. A trick
bicycle rider was put to sleep on
the stage and he lay in that condi-
ton in one of Kelsey's windows all
the next day, after which he was
returned to the hall and awakened,
apparently none the worse for his
long nap.
Married, at Alameda, Cali, Oct.
10, 1900, by Rev. Father Foley,
Viii I. Montgomery, of Mountain
Home, and Miss Georgia Carroll,
formerly of Chicago. The bride is
a sister of James Carroll of this
place and visited here last fall with
her brother and family, during
which time she made many warm
friends by her pleasing manners
and gentle disposition. Mr.. Mont
gomery is a member of Fletcher
Mercantile Co, of this place and is
gentleman well and favorably
known not only here but in Cali
fornia, and his numerous friends
all join the BULLETIN in wishing
the happy couple long and pros
porous journey down life's path