Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1889-11-09

a depth OF about 300 feet.
]. A. Nicholson and family have
removed to town for the winter.
4 Lawyer McCarty and Jake VI
rich made flying trip to Atlanta
the forepart of the week.
Y Mrs. Baxter, mother of Mrs C. V.
Smith, arrived here tuesday even
ing from Baker City, Oregon.
J. II. fregonnihg has removed
to Red Warrior, where he will be
employed during the winter.
The Ladies' Guild will meet at
Mrs. Fletcher's residence next
Wednesday afternoon at 2 o'clock.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. C. Wickersham
are now domiciled under their own
roof adjoining Sheriff Whites resi-
dcnce.
Seth williamsds. now supplying
all who wish Fith a winters sup-
ply of nice veiison Ind other wild
game.
Mrs. Margaret Smith was tried
ut Shoshone, Logan county last
Monday for mardering ]. L. q.
Smith in HALEY, and. acquitted.
The Statesman announces the
marriage of Mrs. Mamie Gray to
DIR. Patterson at Boise City. The
bride il a daughter Of Mrs. Sol.
Newcomer.
The two fine tvo-story buildings
now being erected> By the Masonic
and Odd Fellow societies of Rocky
bar will be acrcdit TO each order as
well rs 10 the town.
All ladies' and gentlemen who
feel an interest in organizing a
church choir are requested to meet
at the court house this Saturday
evening at 7:30 o'clock.
There will be music in the air at
Red Warrior Sunday. Superintend-
ent Smith informs us that the Wide
West mill will tomorrow drop its
stamps and continue to run for an
indefinite period. Good.
Ike Fitxwater now wears a smile
that extends out beyond his hat
rim. All owing I'd the fact that
Mrs. II. and the little Fitzes re-
turned home, Satnfday from q pro-
longed visit at American Falls.
The present fair weather is very
favorable for Colonel Thexton and
his men at the 0phir works, and
consequently the mill and other
buildings IRE going up at good pace. |
The new shaft is now down about
75 feet.
The Trustees have engaged Mrs. |
Emma Henderson 10 teach the re-
mainder of the Rocky Bar school
term. Mrs. III. ia a lady of fine ed
ucation. has taught here before, and |
will give good satisfaction alike TO
parents and pupils.
Major Cavanah received a dis
patch Thursday from Gov. Shoup
TO the following effect: ada polls
about 1900 votes. Good reports
from all quarters. Reports indi-
cate about 1900 votes in the Ter
ritory with from 10000 to 1900
majority for the Constitution.
Good enough.
Mrs. Chas. Smith, Mrs. Rathbone,
Mrs. Dido, a child-af Mr.. Flem-
ming, John Gilmsn, Jim McAlaney,
Jim Fiemmingf Mike johnson, Jim
O'Eeil. Griffith and Decker have
all been on the sick list the past
week, but fortunately none of them
have been seriously in.
Il. w. Jones. <Rert) and Miss
Margaret Irwin were married in
Idaho City onSthe 30th ult, Mr..
Jones Is well known throughout
Idaho as an able journalist and
good man generally. The old man
of the BULLETIN pronounces his
pleasing upon these h. ppy young
folks.
J. w. Rowett. the--Rocky Bar
jeweler, has rscsntiy made large adj
ditions n his M n fine goods
For holiday P6n6onts he has fine
gold and siIvGk watches, chains,
rings, lockets, etc, from which you
can surely make satisfactory selec-
fion. When Rowett tells you an
article in his store in good you may
rely upon his word.
Tuesday a cleanup Of Is tons of
ore from the Queen of the West
mine was made at the Vishnue
mill, which yielded AZ ounces of
gold. This is remarkably good pay
for the labor Of only three men a
few weeks. The Queen is owned
by Adams, Pearson and Alex
son and this last return for their
work will encourage the owners in
the further development of the
Queen.
John Hardin, proprietor Of the
Warm Springs ranch a short dis
tance below Pine Grove, left at the
BULLETIN office some wonderful
specimens of vegetable growth, con-
sisting of q cabbage and potatoes.
The cabbage head weighs q pounds
and measures four feet ten inches
in circumference. The potatoes
eight in rumber--weigh IA pounds,
and they are beauties. Hr. Hardin