Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1889-07-06

Stage Supt. Watson visited our
town Tuesday.
Many people visited the county
scat ON the Fourth.
Sheriff Whites family arrived
from Boise on Wednesday.
J. Nicholson, Mayor of Bas-
cop, visited the county seat this
<~Mcek.
n. D. Rathbone In building q new
dwelling just above Trcgonning's
residence.
Richard Arthur, an old citizen of
Owyhee county, died in Boise City
on the 26th ult
The horses belonging to the es-
tate Of Billy Boone were sold at
auction last Sunday.
You can sweat out Fourth of
July yifsky by taking hot bath
zk<Brookfeld's barber shop.
A. G. Smith, superintendent of
the Wide West, returned from
Mountain Home last Monday.
Byrne Brothers have sold 5000
head of cattle to Nebraska COM
pany at good figures. "Ah, therep
Jack.
Rev. G. Buzzelle will hold scrv-
ices al the Mountain Home school
house on Sunday, July eth, morn
ing and evening.
W. Hilands sent up a mann
motkhen's egg from Mt. Home by
nail, but when it reached US ii was
smashed to smithereens.
MARRIED-At Pine Grove, June
30, 1889, by Thomas Rowland, j. p,
Mr.. Clark Benson to Miss frankie
Dealy, both of Pine Grove.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ulrich and VIM.
Rabjohn are the only Rocky Bar
parties we have heard Of who lost
property by the HALEY fire.
Superintendent Watson, of the
Elmore mine and mill, returned
from Colorado on Mondays stage,
accompanied by Mrs. Watson.
Nat Hall, blacksmith, had his
back badly wrenched while shooting
a horse Tuesday, and which is
likely to cripple him for some time.
Mrs. NJ. Collins, a popular hotel
landlady well known along the
Oregon Short Line, has left Cald-
well and located at Huntington, Or.
Ew-If you want sewing machine,
organ or piano. OF anything in the
s,illinery line, write TO Ellsworth &
d spoffArd. Boise City, Idaho. 81
The Board of County Commits
sioners will meet in regular session
next Monday, the 9Th. Get in your
bills to-day. If you want them acted
upon this session.
In 1850 a liar was legally pun
Eshed by having hole bored
through his tongue. If this was the
law now, and it was enforced, some
mems tongues would look more like
porus plasters than anything else.
Transfers think that Rocky Bar
business men do themselves an in
jury by paying freight bills with
checks, as they can not get them
sashed here, and consequently can
not spend any money during their
stay in town.
Uncle Dick Tregaskis will return
from Boise City ON Wednesday of
next week with fine lot of fruit
and vegetables Uncle Dick is known
throughout this section as a gentle
man who furnishes the best fruits
and vegetables in the market at
reasonable figures.
Major Frank Cavanah departed
for Boise on Tuesday morning. His
multiplicity of duties will call him
back here on the 9th, but he will
return TO the Capital to lend his
able services toward framing q con-
stitution for Young Idaho.
c. s. Hays, editor Of the 0wyhee
Avalanche, has just sold his Stod-
dard mine at Wagontown for $780,
0VO. hefc 10 no Uctttf Hlau III
Idaho than Mr.. Hays, and we give
II straight when we say that all
who know him will siccerely rejoice
over his good fortune.-Boisc City
Democrat.
Henry Dorsey, Henry Johnson,
Frank Lesher, John Johnson and
7Bill Sasshfield arrived here Monday
from Mountain Home, each with a
2 loaded team. making the trip in less
than three days. They brought a
carload Of malt for Jake Ulrich's
brewery, and other goods, that were
shipped from San Francisco on the
18th of June. This is remarkably
quick time--particularly from Mt.
Home.
Passing the bachelors hall Of
Culp, Clinton and McCarty the other
morning, We noticed Lawyer Nc.
doing cuisine duties with an unique
and new-style apron tied around his
waist. The reporter halted to view
the novel sight and 10 inquire of
Nc. IL he had just received the gar
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