Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1889-08-31
Read sherif's sale.

Read Eheriff's sale.
Mrs. Asa Abbott is visiting ON
Wood River.
Jim Miller is suffering from
rheumatic attacks.
Dave Ethel has lately branched
out as q regular dude hi dress.
Bert Prey, the Atlanta butcher
hoy, visited Elmore's metropolis
last Sunday.
c. w. Prichett has been APP
pointed Justice Of the Peace for
Pine Grove.
The infant son Of Jacob and Rose
Ottenheimer died in >Ketchhm on
August 2ist.
VIM. Killam has gone down to
Pine Grove, where he will probably
remain for some time.
DR.. w. +. Smith, from Mountain
Home, was a welcomed visitor here
last Monday and Tuesday.
Why don't some one bring in. a
rood-sawing machine to Rocky
Bar. There's millions in it.
The people of Mountain Home
are justly elated over rish find of
gold-bearing ore abdutO miles west
Of that place.
There win be choir practice at
the court house on Saturday even
ing at o'clock. ALI are invited
10 be present.
Nelse Davis and Lew FRANKIE,
who have been quite sick recently
in Atlanta are both now rustllng
around as ussisl.
Hen. Q. y. Batten came in last
Saturday from Ketchum on legal
business. Mr.. Batten has a great
many warm friends in Gilmore
county.
Henry swanhoim was awarded
the contract for furnishing the
county with 80 cords Of wood and
y y cases Of coal dil--hisl bid being
w. c. Wickersham win leave for
Boise City to-day. After remain
ing there few days he will go to
Haley on official business for Fl
more county.
Road Supervisor jackson has re-
GENTLY been at work Js0 .'the grade"
between JUNCTION Bar and Pine
Grove, and it is'how in good con-
dition for travel.
Rev. Mr.. Buzzelle arrived in town
Tuesday evening and will spend a
week at the Bar. He will hold
services at the court house on Sun
day next, at III O'Clock in the morn
ing, and 8 in the evening.
Mr.. Scott, mining man from
Pine Grove, visited the Bar Monday.
Mr.. Scott purposes spending the
coming winter in South America,
but will retun next spring to look
after his mining interests at the
Grove.
Mrs. VIM. McKim was the lucky
winner of the horse, cart and haf-
ness, rafiied for last Saturday even
ing. Ike Mann manipulated the
.lice-turning up 43, which was the
highest throw.
o. FL. Hutchins came post haste
from Atlanta last Sunday for DIR.
All Fung TO attend one OF his child
rem that was very sick. The little
sufferer died Monday morning, and
Mr.. and Mrs. Hutchins have the
sympathy of all in their sad bereav-
ment.
At Pine Grove the Gold Hill mill
10 running steadily and the working
force in the mine il being gradually
increased. The new Andreas mill
is fast approaching completion, and
in a short time things will assume
livelier appearance in this beauti-
full camp on the banks of the Boise
river.
Mr.. Dan. Fitzwater, Mrs. Ike
Fitzwater, Miss Lizzie |Fitzwater
and Miss Mabel Payne will depart
on next Thursdays stage for
Mountain Home. Mrs. Fitzwater
win visit at American Falls and
Mr.. r. will accompany the young
ladies to Salt Lake City, where
they will enter Rowland Hall
Academy as students.
H. C. Hwanholm, nephew Of
Henry Swanholm, returned last
Saturday from four months visit
20 the old folks in Norrkoping.
Sweden. He also took In the great
exhibition at Paris, and visited rel
atives in England. Mr.. s. enjoyed
his trip hugely, but returns salts
fled that Gilmore is the best section
of country 10 stay by that he has
seen during his travels.
Judge John Farnaman, superin-
tendent of the Monarch mill and
mine at Atlanta. visited the county
seat Monday and Tuesday. He in
forms us that his company have
purchased new turbine wheel, 10
take the place of the one broken
several weeks ago at the Monarch
mill, and that he hopes 10 receive il
and have il in operation before the