Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1900-11-15

tray the wishes of those who elected
him to seat in Idaho's parliament
Henry Kahn Of Boise spen'
Tuesday in this place.
j. M. Johnson and son Frank O
Boise spent Monday in this place
Lawrence Caldwell and Don Nc.
Ginness, at Rocky Bar, are sick
with typhoid fever.
Frank Ratliff of Bruneau and
Miss Hattie Lorentz of Portland
were married at Boise on the 18th
Twelve new pupils from outside
districts in this and Owyhee county
enrolled in school here the past
week.
Martin King was a visitor in
this place yesterday-and he cussed
a few about the defeat Of Miss
Nichols.
The commissioners are in session
to-day canvassing the election re-
turns, which we will give as official
next week.
Seth Harris won at rattle last
week fine set of harness made by
M. j. CAVITY of this place, 1t is a
very fine set, valued at $3.50.
Geo. P. Hall was up from Garnet
Tuesday. He now thinks social
democracy is the only salvation for
this country-and SO do many
others.
Groceries enter largely with your
every day purchases. A small saw
ing each day makes a big saving at
the end of the month or year. We
handle only the best and freshest.
Chas. R. Kelsey & Co.
McKinley's prosperity struck j.
S. Acker & CO., hard last week. d.
w. Smithson OF Utah attached his
store for $4,013 and Sheriff O'Neil
has posted notices that a sale of
the goods will commence next Sat
urday.
Miss Addie Cullen arrived Tues
day evening from Boise and will
give instructions in the art Of paint
ing in its various branches. Miss
Cullen comes highly recommended,
having studied under Mrs. Faust
in Boise, Mrs. Bach in Portland
and also studied in the Chicago
Art institute. The ladies of N =.
tain Home are to be congratulated
upon having SO competent an in
structor.
d. E. Burley, Gen. Pass. Agt.,
Salt Lake has written W. A. Null
Inns of the Executive Committee
that the Oregon Short line will
grant a rate Of one fare for the
round trip account State Teachers
Association which meets here Dec.
26 to %, 1900. Mr.. Burley has
also requested the same rate of the
o. r. N, and it will doubtless be
granted. The Northern Pacific is
likewise expected to do as well.
Professor French of the State
University at Moscow, will hold a
Farmers Institute here on Dec. Bird
and 4th for the benefit of the farm
ers and fruitgrowers Of this section.
The people of this vicinity are ex-
pected to furnish a hall or meeting
place, and the music. 1t will doubt
less prove of great benefit to every
one who owns a shrub or expects
in future to own one. If our town
is to reap the laurels to which it is
entitled such matters should be
properly handled by our citizens.
We are pleased to reproduce the
following from Mondays Boise
Statesman: TX I. Perky, chairman
of the democratic state central COM
mittee, was presented with hand
some silver cane at the railroad sta
ton yesterday afternoon. Mr..
Perky, accompanied by Mrs. Perky
and daughter Esther, was leaving
for his home at Mountain Home
and as large delegation, including
members of the Women's. Demo
cratic club and many democratic
politicians, were at the station to
see them off. G. e. Sturges step
ped from the crowd and in speech
appreciative of the services Mr..
Perky had rendered the cause dur
ing the campaign just passed, in the
name Of the Silver Republicans pre-
scented Mr.. Perky a silver handled
cane. Mr.. Perky received the cane
in few fitting words"