Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1889-06-08
Fine bananas at Golden's.
Ripe lucious fruits at Golden's.

Born, IN Mountain ffome, May
&c, to the wife Of VIM. Hays a girl.
We are pleased to hear that Miss
Mamie Harrington is now conva-
ieseent.
Jake Ulrick went up to Atlanta
Monday TO arrange for the summer
beer campaign.
A number Of our business men
will hereafter close their houses on
Sunday at l o'clock p. m.
Mrs. John T. Gilman is on her
way home to Rocky Bar, after hav-
ing visited relatives in Boston.
Let your friends know what rich
mining section this is by sending
them the Gilmore Bulletin. Only
$3 a year.
Swanholm has been very busy all
the week opening and displaying n
Zig lot Of clothing and dry goods
just received.
Steadman & Constancin have
opened fine saloon in Atlanta, and
Mr.. Steadman will run the business
there this summer.
That promised letter from At
lanta has failed TO show up. Wake
up and keep the BULLETIN posted
about your rich camp.
<. C. Koch of Rocky Bar has
been appointed Deputy United
States Mineral Surveyor, and has
given the required bonds.
Robert Correy's new sawmill, two
miles above this town on the At
lanta road, is turning out lumber at
a rapid rate and filling orders very
promptly.
Say, young man! All females are
ardent lovers Of ice cream. Take
your best girl to Mrs. Skaters res
taurant and fill 'er up with the con-
gealcd tactical fluid now on tap
there.
The mining interests will be ably
represented by Major Frank p.
Cavanah( Zone Of Elmore's delegatcs)
in the Idaho Constitutional Con-
vention to convene at Boise City on
July 4th.
It seems to be generally regretted
by men of both political parties that
ID. b. Ethel was not chosen a dele
gate TO the constitutional conven-
ton ut the Mountain Home gather
ing last Monday.
The BULLETIN would like to have
an advertisement from every bust
ness man in Rocky Bar, because it
will be Of mutual benefit. Strangers
Judge town by the advertising col
umns of its home paper.
Pete Jeffrey is one of the busiest
men in these parts. Besides having
contracts for hauling the 0phir and
Goat ores TO Reeser's mill, he is
overrun with orders for delivering
lumber, timbers, wood, etc.
From the--large amount Of new
goods Of all kinds received almost
daily by Judge Golden, he must be
doing an immense business. Fair
dealing, reasonable prices and judi
cious advertising is bound to win.
Bert Smith last Monday went
down to visit his mother at his
Mountain Home ranch and to in
hale the odors of the sweet sage.
brush as they are waited to and fro
by the gentle zephyrs usual to that
locality.
The circulation of money in the
West is becoming more eastern like
each year. Men are not SO reckless
in the way they handle their cash
as they were twenty years ago,
when the good old frontier days
were passing.
Mountain Home is a great ship
ping point for wool. What a grand
thing it would be for that town to
have mills to manufacture into
clothing the hundreds of thousands
of pounds Of wool yearly piled upon
the depot platforms there.
The Odd Fellows and Knights OF
Labor are seeking good location
for the purpose Of jointly building
a hall for their meetings-the lower
floor of which will be used for
dancing parties and other public
gatherings when completed.
In order to sell their claims
readily to capitalists, miners should
have them patented. Hereafter i,
will be difficult to dispose of claim
no matter how meritorious--un.
less patent for the same is ap-
piled for.
The Silver City Avalanche has
this item about our old friend
who was known some time ago in
Mountain Home as Aunt Mary's
Little Lamb" "Mr. John Lamb o.
War Engle mountain, who shovels
rich ore and handles a MINDLESS a!
we'll as he does Faber was dowr
on Thursday. He says that he wa
never in better health; that the ex
ercise suits him, and that he viii
yet make n pile" out of mining o.
"bust" in the attempt.