Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1889-10-19
Ball, 23d. Mountain Home.


Ball, 23d. Mountain Home.
10000 lbs. flour at Golden's. and
more coming.
Jake Ulrich and wife will to-day
depart on visit to Boise City.
Mrs. l.. Hall has obtained a di-
vorcc from Y. b. Hall at Bellevue.
Henry Henderson and wife re-
turned from Caldwell Monday
evening.
Major Cavanah left this morning
for Baker City, Oregon, to be abb
sent several days.
Every day produces evidence
that a banking house should be
established at Rocky Bar.
BY all means don't fail to attend
the dedication and ball at Mount
ain Home next Wednesday.
Henry Swanholm, our wide
awake and enterprising merchant,
returned from visit to Haley on
Monday last.
Superintendent Fitzwater started
his mill last Monday on Vishnue
ore, and it il likely TO make long
run before again hanging up stamps.
\Kocky Bar now has telephone
cemmunicatiou with the Gilmore,
\Ophir and Wide West mines; also
with Pine Grove and Min. Home
Charles LANCE, one of Atlanta's
prominent mining men, spent Sun
day and Monday at the county seat
and made the BULLETIN a friendly
call.
Harry Goodwin, one of the tai
ented editors of the Bellevue Press,
arrived here Monday night and was
u welcomed visitor at the BULLETIN
office.
Rathbone's new barber shop is
neat and comfortable place, and
you can get good work done by call
ing on him next door to Jake III
rich's saloon.
John Ward came in from HALEY
Monday night with load Of pas
sengers. Married life seems to
agree with Uncle John and is grow
ing younger in looks.
Interested parties should exert
themselves toward clearing the
\ streets Of wood. stone and rubbish
Mt is now difficult for teams to pass
Anywhere on Main street.
1. w. Garrett, Auditor and Re-
corder of Alturas, was here Tues
day and Wednesday, bringing
with hi transcripts of records per-
tainingto Gilmore county.
There are no bedbugs at the FL
more Hotel in Mountain Home
1t is a neat and clean house in
every respect. Call on Uncle Pat.
when you visit that place.
Mentioning the appearance of the
Idaho Mail, the Wood River Times
thus speculates: Mountain Home
il evidently girding her loins pre-
paratory to the fight for the seat of
Elmore county"
At the recent term of the District /
Court in Haley. Leander Lee was
tried and convicted of numbering
his Indian wife and her daughter
on Lost river, and was sentenced +
to the Penitentiary for life.
About one year ago S. B. Kings
bury, of HALEY, sued the Wide
West Company for services claimed
as an attorney. Last week. in
the District Court, the case was
dismissed at plaintiffs cost.
Col. C. w. Miller superintendent
OF the Tahoma mine and mill, de-
parted Tuesday on a visit to his
family at Meadsville, Pa. Colonel
Miller is an able mining manager,
and all will anxiously look for his
return next March.
George, the little 5-year old
daughter Of Charles Davy, died
suddenly in this place on the morn
ing of the 18th instant. The fu-
neral took place Friday and was at
tended by large number Of sym-
pathizing friends of the family.
j. c. Kemp van Ee, the well
s~h1"h hAfaN aCAh0tNA VIM Has III ,
ready resurrected the camps of
Rocky Bar and other places in
Owyhee county, is in HALEY, look
ing after some business in the
Second District Court. - HALEY
Times, 9th.
Mrs. c. V. Smith and children
returned from Baker City, Oregon.
last Saturday, where they had been
ON visit to Captain Baxter. Mrs.
Smiths father. Mrs. Smiths /,
mother was so unfortunate as to
lose her baggage at the burning of I
baggage ear near Montpelier. |
Idaho, short time ago, while on
her Eetnst-Ssesa-the east.
Jake Ulrich ia still Improving in
and around his brewery. He has
nearly completed large log ice
house that will store 800 tons of ice
which he expects to cut fronk
a small lake within stones \