Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1890-03-01


Easter day falls on April 9Th.
All who are on the Rocky Bar
sick list are improving.
Lew Frankssffas returned to At
lanta, to renaainssome time.
Thursday nsssping was clear,
rold and bPdcing<s3 degrees below
zero. 49,
The orange trees in this section
won't blooP~f5r several weeks to
come. -
The dance given by the Band
Boys last week was a very enjoy
able affair.
Mike Gould has been sorely af-
ilicted with erysipelas in the head
for several days.
L. A. Pfeiffer has returned TO Bo-
nanza City, after spending the
winter in California.
Lawyer Vic Bierbower has re-
moved from HALEY to Shoshone,
county seat of Logan.
Gen. l.. F. Cartee has been APP
pointed superintendent of construc-
ton of the Idaho pcnitentiary.
Nellie, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
VIM. Moore, Aged 13 years, died Of
pneumonia at -flailey on the 18th.
Parents who allow their boys on
the streets until late hours at night
will wake up some morning with
sorrowful hearts.
Owing to sickness among the
children the attendance at school
has been considerably lessened dur
ing the past week.
We know that every man, woman
and child will be glad to learn that
ID. B. Ethel is now convalcscent,
although very weak.
Ollie Lawson sprained an ankle
while coming from Bonaparte on
snow-shoes few days ago, and is
now laid up for repairs.
Hank Lewis started for Atlanta
Wednesday but did not proceed far
before he found il advisable to re-
turn, owing to his weak condition.
The Sherif's Office being the only
really lucrative position in Elmore
county, n good many aspirants are
casting their lines in that direction.
Bart Clinton has gone down to
Neal mining district to take look
at the new diggings, and will prob
ably remain there the coming sum
mer.
o. ]. Salisbury has secured the
contract for carrying the mails be-
tween Rocky Bar and Mountain
Home for another term of four
years.
Vim. Fulton is now in Park City,
where he secured steady employ
ment at mining. In a letter TO
Johnny Hayes he says: PLENTY of
girls here. Gomez
George Winder claims to be the
inventor Of a new perfumery that
has no equal for it's superior fra
GRANGE. Joe Fitzgerald has secured
the agency for this place, 30 we are
told.
1t is reported that the wife Of Dad
Olsen of Bruneau valley has be-
come insane since the birth of her
child few weeks ago. This will
be sad news to the numerous friends
of Mr.. and Mrs. Olsen.
If pencil-pushers of the orange
blossom sections don't think it hard
work to dig local items from an
S-foot bank of snow, with the Their
mometer 23o below zero, just let
them come up here and try it.
Fred Davis returned from Salt
Lake City last Saturday evening,
looking as fresh as a daisy. He
says Otto Backman has secured
position with large wholesale
house and will remain in that city.
One Thomas Smith has informed
the people of Brnneau that he was
told by Irresponsible party" that
the snowfall at Rocky Bar, so far
during this winter, was $50 feet.
Said responsible party ID q Deau-
tiful liar by few feet.
J. II. Casey and Rudolph Buh-
rem came over from Atlanta Tues
day evening. They report every
thing quiet in that section just now,
but everybody is full of hope for
the coming mining season. Mr..
Casey has gone to Boise valley to
look after his stock, and Mr.. Buh-
rem will probably visit Buffalo, n.
y, before returning To the Garden
City Of the mountains.
Mr. Jane f. Wooten, father of
Mrs. VIM. Mackey Of Rocky Bar,
died near Caldwell on February
18th, aged 40 years. Up to a few
months ago Mr.. Wooten resided in
Atlanta, but was compelled to seek
lower altitude for the benefit of
his declining health. He was
highly esteemed by all who knew
him, and leaves wife and six
children who have many sympa-
ihizing friends in this section.
Hon Geo. +. Wheeler has sold
the Bellevue Press TO Rev. Thomas
Miller Smith who auununaaa that