Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1889-08-10

The grasshoppers have invaded
Pine Grove.
Young Frank Cavanah returned
from Boise Monday.
Major Cavanah win LSsufn home
IN this evenings stage
Bob Burns, Of Mountain Home,
visited this town Monday.
District Attorney Wapson has
been on the sick list the past week.
A biz bear killed one Of Dave
EtheI's fine calves few nights ago.
J.w. Crockett has gone to At
lanta to put up Gaetz' quartz ysf.
Building improvemghts>fs the
order of the day all aIgSsthe Rocky
Bar line.
Lund, the merchant tailor, Is
heautifying his building with cheer
full colored paAit.
Chris. Johnson visited the Bar
Tuesday, the guest Of Alex. Simp-
son and Jim Miller.
Mrs. ID. 4. Waldron will leave
next Monday for two months
visit in San Francisco.
charlie. Smith and family, Judge
culp and Lawyer McCarty are rus
ticating at Bascom ranch.
Henry Dorsey and Frank Lesher
rolled in the past week from Mt.
Home with big loads of freight.
Rccser's new turbine wheel has
arrived, is in place, and the little
dandy mill" again ready for action.
Jake Ulrich has bee4 quite sick
and like the venerable gS6tlenan
from Missouri. feels vdyy powerful
weak"
G.. w. Prey was over from At
lanta Tuesday. He is arranging to
open a new butcher shop at that
place.
Last year only a54\polHaxes
were collected in old Altutas/ Little
p, Elm ,a1. alone Isss will reach 'Af num-
Teams are now hauling ore from
the Ophir to Reeser's mill. Proba-
bly, 100 tons will be crushed before
cleanup is made.
FOR Sale-A fine, gentle horse
and good wide-track road cart.
Ii you want bargain apply to G.
NJ. Payne, this Office.
Next week we will publish a list
Of names of ell parties in Elmore
county assessed at $1,000 and up
ward, with the amount attached.
We learn that T. Hutchins is
driving his cattle back to Idaho,
owing to scarcity of feed in Montana
lie is now near Nicholia, Lemhi
county.
The editor Of this pious journal
and his better-half will visit At
lanta to-day, and he hopes to in
crease the BULLETINS subscription
list very materially at the beautiful
Garden City of the Mountains.
George Crandaps pleasant phiz.
waItzed into the BULLETIN office
Monday. He came up from the
Grove to figure on building a big
hay barn at Rocky Bar. George
promises to bring Mrs. Crandal and
all the babies up his next trip.
Henry Swanholm has torn down
the old rookery adjoining Joe Fitz-
gerald's Exchange and is building
commodious store-house in its
splace. He will soon commence the
erection of large two-story build
ing opposite Jake Ulrich's saloon.
There are no flies on energetic and
side-awake Uncle Henry.
Geo. Haun's teams went through
this place Wednesday for Atlanta
loaded with boiler and engine for a
f0-stamp quartz mill, to be erected
by Mr.. Gaetz. We presume il is TO
be custom mill. If so it will be a
great advantage to prospectors in
that locality.
Mute Nichols and Royal Daniels,
with their families, visited the cap
ital of Gilmore last Sunday. Royal
told an interesting bear story and
Mute swore to II. II was an 800.
pound black bear, but the hair
bfedth escapes during it's capture
must be suppressed until Seth VIII
Hams toots his bazzoo on our streets
again.
Bishop Talbot, accompanied by
Rev. Geo. Buzzelle, visited Rocky
Bar Sunday. The Bishop preached
morning and evening TO unusually
large audiences. He is a pleasing and
forcible expounder of the gospel.
and does much good each annual
visit. Dnring his stay he was in
strumentai in organizing a Sunday
school here with a good member
ship, and made arrangements that
may lead TO the holding Of regular
religious services at Rocky Bar.
Hon. ]. c. Fox of Challis. Custer
county, arrived in Rocky Bar last
Tuesday, having come across lots
by way of Sawtooth and Atlanta,
Mr.. Fox represents the mining in
terests of Custer in a flourishing