Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1900-06-14
THURSDAY, June Ia, 1900.

Boise on professional business.
Professor Mullins has gone to Or
egon, to be absent several weeks.
Mrs George Crandal is recovering
from a severe case of spotted fever.
Assessor Art Davis went to May
field yesterday on official Business.
Geo. Costiff, the barber, will sharp
en- your scissors and shears for 10
cents.
The postoffice was removed to
the new Turner hotel building last
Sunday.
Headwear, Footwear, Underwear
for summer wear for men. Chas.
r.. Kelsey & Go.
Attorney Frank Wyman Of Boise
spent Saturday in this place, on
professional business.
Miss Ruth Hyde came over from
Bruneau Tuesday and is the guest
of Miss Dona Harris.
Mrs. Whitson of Bruneau is WISH
ting in this place with her son Jeff
W hitson and family.
1t is estimated that the wool
shipment this serson from Mountain
Home will reach 100000 pounds.
Mrs. ]. j. Little and Wiley Dam
iel and wife came down from Long
tom valley and spent Sunday in this
place.
Straw hats, Felt hats, Wool hats,
Crash hats, Cloth hats for men,
boys and children. Chas. r. KEEL
sey d Co.
Mrs. Herrick Of Caldwell went to
Little Camas Monday to take charge
of the school at that place for the
ensuing term.
Mrs. Charles Crossman has re-
Gently opened a restaurant at juno
ton Bar, and is serving splendid
meals to the hungry travellers.
Mrs. G. w. Hill departed last
week for Tennessee, for a protracted
visit with relatives. Miss Lallie
Epperson accompanied Mrs. Hill,
The Ladies' Auxiliary of the Epis.
copal church will meet Friday
afternoon, 18th, at the residence OF
Mrs. Whitson. Important business
TO transact.
Do you buy groceries? Do you
buy them of us? If you don't we
want you to. We can make it to
YOUR interest to buy them here
Our prices are the trade getters. G.
r. Kelsey Il Co.
Gene Keefer was over from Little
valley Saturday, and was feeling
cheerful at the prospect for big hay
crops. He informed us that Il. M
Stone had sold his ranch to Tom
Frost for $4,000.
Gus A. Schweizer, who resided al
Rocky Bar several years ago but
removed to Oregon, is now resi-
dent of Blanchardville, is, and
has ordered the Bulletin sent te
him at that place.
Ike Harmon and family are ex'
pected to return here next weel
from Nevada, No., where they have
been residing for several years
Mr.. Harmon writes of meeting G
L. Corker in Nevada, who has beer
there under medical treatment fol
several weeks.
On the first page of to-day's Bull
LETIN is an article claiming that the
Lewiston convention endorsed Gov
Steunenbergs administration rela
tive to the Couer d'Alene troubles
1t is a falsehood that doubtless
emanated with some bought tool Of
his excelleney, and shows the disad
vantage of using auxiliary printe.
Johnny Hayes of Rocky Ba
spent Saturday and Sunday in thi
place and was cordially greeted b,
many friends. Mr.. Hayes brough
good tidings from the old camp an,
is of the firm belief that it is on tn
upgrade to permanent prosperity
Additions to the working forces [
the Red Warrior and Hardscrabbl
mines are being made almost dali
and there are no idle men in towr
The people are preparing for lots {
sport on the Fourth of July-th
contributions for that purpose be
ing already very liberal.
The BULLETIN heartily congratu
Iates James A. Purtill for his eours
as delegate from Elmore in th
Lewiston convention. His one vol
represented two-thirds of the D,
moeraey of this county and til
Democratic voters should kindl
remember him for his manly stant
The resolutions in the Lewisto
convention did not endorse Steuf
enberg, but they did emphaticall
pronounce for fusion of all refori
forces in the State of Idah
We deff our "sombrero' to NJ
Purtill for representing the Z
more Democracy so faithfully, an
our firm opinion is that the Elmo
delegates to the Pocatello CONVEX
ton will show an entirely differel
expression from the proxy vot
cast by Mr.. Wolfe at Lewiston.