Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1902-05-15

l
soon return from the east.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed N. Parish now
occupy their new dwelling house
To-day Mr.. Garrett has men en-
ployed repairing the reservoir head
gate.
John R. Davy, who has been
mining at Neal, returned to Rocky
Bar Tuesday.
Dell Warner yesterday made final
proof on his desert entry near
Glenn's Ferry.
Mrs. Frank Black of Bruneau
was visiting in this place the fore
part of the week
Royal Daniel came down from
Canyon creek Tuesday to attend
Odd Fellows lodge.
Miss Libbie Ethel of Cold Spring
is visiting with her aunt, Mrs.
Doom, in this place.
Artemesia Mothers Club meets
Friday afternoon at $3.50, in the
grammar ScnOOI Toom.
Lawrence Caldwell and Miss Lou
Farrell were married at Rocky Bar
on the 9TH by Judge John P. Mar
tin.
Miss Grace Davy, after a pleas
ant visit with Mrs. McAtee in
Boise, has returned to home at
Rocky Bar.
d. B. Horton returned yesterday
from New York. He will soon
commence working his mining prop
critics at Rocky Bar.
One hundred and forty-five thou
sand coal miners in Pennsylvania
are on a strike for living wages. Re-
publican prosperity
Judge Texas Angel of Haley is
attending district court here this
week. He reports his good little
city prosperous and growing.
Adm Hall was in this place Tues
day from Bennett creek. He in
forms us that, excepting peaches,
his fruit crop this year bids fair to
be immense.
Mrs. B. Query departed Tues
day night for Lake Point, Utah,
where she will join her husband
who is a contractor on the Southern
Pacific railroad.
Commissioner Billy Wilson and
wife spent Monday and Tuesday ir
this place and the BULLETIN office
was honored with a pleasant visit
from Mrs. Wilson.
Frank Sullaway came down from
Atlanta for his stock and aftel
gathering the animals started Mon
day on his return trip by way o
the Middle Boise river trail.
The Wallace Tribune openl,
charges that the mining companie
of that district are dischargin
miners who refuse to do their bid
ding, politically.
The candidate who has not 70
years entered saloon will soon be
gin to "set 'em up" for the boys
and also doing as an observin
young hopeful described one doin
in Oregon a few days ago. The DO
said. "He kissed the babe an
combed the head Lou and Sue; an
swore the twins were beautiful an
wished he had-but that didn
count. He asked about the cor
bread he vainly tried to chew; an
forthwith asked for a receipt, an
OF course that pleased ma-but tbs
didn't count. But just before /
left he stopped and winked, close
up his jaw, and slipping out benin
the barn he took drink with pa
and that's what counted
The editor of the Idaho Mail,
Blackfoot, has been guilty of yer
dirty work by misrepresenting Il
circulation Of the Blackfoot Demo
crat and insinuating that the Den
ocrat office is not prepared to c
work in creditable manner an
not as cheap as the Mail. Til
procedure seems to be character
tic OF Republican print shol
throughout Idaho, but it does n
justify the Democrat in enterir
the "rat" field by offering to pri
land notices for 50 90 when the go
eminent allows 81 so for the wor
Besides, the government Republ
can land officials will not, und,
any circumstances, permit a lar
notice to appear in Democrat
paper when there is a Republics
paper available. Let the Republ
can papers continue to suppo
trusts and favor the millionai
and at the same time act the "scat
against their business opponent
but that is no reason that Dem
cratic editors should fall into lii
with their disreputable acts Sue
fellows as the Mail man have the
inning for time, but the square
man preserves bis dignity ar
manhood and the "rat" soon fad
from view.
Most all victims of hard tim
80 :. zoe 1;txt .,totiaae of Ia zipaes