Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1889-11-23
cI.ExS's FERRY FACTS.

Hugh Dial, father Of the Dial
Bros, is here OH a flying trip from
Corral.
Mrs. Frank and Miss Dora
I.esher are on visit to Portland.
Frank will winter at Mountain
Home.
Mrs. C. J. Atkins, former resi-
dent Of this place, is here from
Boise visiting old friends and neigh
bors.
Judge c. +. Corker is back here
again after a months protracted
tour through Utah and Southern
California, and looks quite well.
II. Garfield, wife and daughter
have returned from Smoky, having
spent the summer and fall there,
aud are now occupying their resi-
dcnce here.
Jack Lightfoot, formerly book
keeper for Atkins Bros, has returned
from Camas prairie and hopes to be
a permanent resident of Gilmore.
II. r. Smith, one Of the Commits
sioners of Logan county was here
last week, and says Logan is in n
fieurishing condition and aspires to
DO a second-class county.
Wilbur Allison has sold out his
barber shop and news stand to II. Il.
EASILY. The purchaser is good
genial fellow.
The dining car is taken of the
passenger trains both ways, and
Glenn's Ferry will be an eating sta
ton in few days.
Conductor Tom Glassford solo
his residence in the west end o
town to Jerry Kinney, brother o
Hailey's Sheriff.
Dick Bennett of Min. Home wa
here a few days ago on legal bust
ness. He says that owing TO tn
absence Of the Mathew Hale o
Min. Home, Judge Sprague, tina
there is no law there, but peac
prevails.
| Pete Lager, night-watchman q
the round house, has returned iron
a months lay off in Illinois and i
again on duty.
Tom Plunkett, local master me
chanic, is in Denver on tw
months vacation. Arthur Donald
son, of Montpelier, is acting in hi
place.
Engineer, John OMAHA starte
for Ohio recently, and will com
back accompanied by Mrs. O'Malii
The tin kettle orchestra await hi
coming.
J. s. Waring, son Of the membe
from Camas, Ira S., has opened
chop house next door to the pot
, office.
Last week, while running bach
ward from King Hill, Engine 81
ran into some stock and was d.
: rallied and totally demolishe'
] Engineer King and Fireman Dol
o nelly escaped without injury.
Billy Ward, who has been chi
!. mixologist in Atkins Palace Saloo
4 has stepped from behind the b
r and is now handling a scoop c
engine 552. Andy Carter was pr
4 NOTED from the coal bin to firir
= the new Sis.
Hank Deland, who has been vel
low for some time back, has tax,
an indefinite leave of absence and
now under the care of DR.. Maxey
'f Caldwell. His physician says
l. may pull through after long al
= careful attention.
v Great enthusiasm was shoy
!; here on the election for Statehoo
! Every voter voted and the State
: Idaho was well toasted. About
: train men belonging here vot'
along the line of the road.
! The Knights of Labor will cel
/ brate Thanksgiving eve by graz
! ball here. The various committe
will do all they can TO make
eclipse all social gatherings in I'll
section Of Elmore.
!, A future statesman arrived
Justice Sinnott's residence on Su
" day morning at sunrise. 1t is
y thirteen pound boy-the first BE-
# born in the family, and born with
e oaul. Mother and baby doir
/ finely.
:, Frank Hutchinson laid a cor
u plant before Justice Sinnott char
% ing Mrs. Ida Smith with forcib
. entering his house and taking posse
re sion and holding il by force Of arm
a Mrs. Smith claimed right TO d
a house, saying that she is the lawf
he holder Of the premises. The ms
r. ter came TO trial on the 18th, Al
ID the jury rendered verdict Of n
he guilty.
e. Commissioner Stockton al
ID Deputy Sheriff Roberts went on
10 hunt last Sunday to King Hill, a
at returned from that region in I
~ style of Joshua and Caleb from I
promised land, bearing two pairs
hind quarters of venison. Stoc
is says they left the carcasses Of +
ne fine bucks behind them. This
to vouched for by the King Hill 81