Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1901-11-21

G. w. Howeth, N. P. Ne,son, and
Sol Newcomer took in the sights at
the State Capital Monday night.
Walter Tanner has returned
home from an extended visit to
Blackfoot and the new town of
Mackey.
Mrs. Nieukirk and the children,
after several months visiting with
relatives in Indiana, returned home
yesterday.
The people of Bruneau are jubi-
liant over good indications for oil at
Hot Spring.
At Telluride, Col, yesterday 70
miners were smothered, caused by
fire in the works.
Mrs. John Malmburg and chill
dren departed Friday TO join Mr..
Malmburg at Pearl where they will
in the future reside.
THE Peoples Advocate is the
name of a neat newsy and ably ed
tied Democratic paper just launched
at Malad, Idaho, by W. HI. Peck.
Mrs. James Mundell was reported
very low yesterday and consequent
ly unable to take her intended de-
parture for California.
The Idaho American, a new
weekly republican paper, has APP
peared at Boise. 1t is a neat ~
page paper chuck full of general
news, with L. G. Wood as editor
and proprietor
The social announced for Friday
evening by the ladies of the Congre-
gational aid has been postponed to
Tuesday evening of next week on
account of the Whitcomb Riley en-
tertainment recently announced for
that evening, by the Entire Nous
club in the interest of the free read
ing room.
Leonard Wilson, who was shot
last week at Three Creek by Daley,
arrived here last evening and is
stopping at Mrs. Damron's house.
Mr.. Wilson stood the trip very well
and sufficiently strong to walk from
the wagon into the house after his
long ride. With proper caution
Mr.. Wilson's recovery is beyond
doubt.
Says the Silver City Nugget:
Hon. Fred II. Davis. who assisted
at the Pan-American exposition, ar
rived home Tuesday, and was on,
bright and early the next morning
in span new pair of digging shoes
and suit of old clothes, probably
running bluff that he was ready
for work, but we have not discov.
cred any blisters on his hands yet.
On Friday, Nov. IS, Mr., J. D
Flenner will devote an evening to
readings from James Whitcomt
Riley. There will be musical Sc.
lections on violin by Mrs. Frank
Hunt accompanied by Mrs Perkins
both of Boise, and also other music
al numbers by local talent Ad
mission; adults, 35 cents; chiidrer
under II years of age, 25 cents
Proceeds to be devoted 10 the Ere,
Reading room. The evening vii
close with social hop.
Next Sunday will have referenc,
to Thanksgiving at the Congrega
tional church. General theme
Harvest Home, subject at II a. m.
and s p. M, Who produced the har
vest2 Who should enjoy the home
Sunday school a. u; topic: tn,
Worlds Temperance Lesson. Jun
ior Endeavor at 4. Thanksgivin,
song service. Senior Endeavor at 7
Subject, Thanksgiving. Praye
and question meeting this Thurs
day evening at s. Questions to b,
handed to the pastor before tn
service if possible, otherwise brinJ
them to the meeting. A cordia
invitation to all services.
Senator Dubois most positivel
denies the republican lie that
had or ever was about to desert th
democratic party. He telegraph
to the State Democratic Committe
that the report is false and b
wants all in Idaho or elsewhere {
know that he is democrat.
Another Idaho Democratic pape
has passed into Republican hands
c. S. Marks has sold the Albio
Times to R. II. Richville, who an
nounces that "henceforth the Time
will be conspicuously prominent a
promulgator of Republican princi
pies" And SO it goes all along th
newspaper line in Idaho. Some
thing wrong, sure.
Husband and wife are equal: th
one not inferior to the other: tn
wife not slave: not a housekeepe
but an equal: companion. An
just so far as a yoang man start
out with that idea firmly fixed i
his mind-to make companion,
conrade, a chum Of his wife-ius
50 far does he starts out right.-Oc
lober Ladies' Home Journal.