Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1890-01-04
write Il 1850.

The stages now go into Mount
ain Home on runners.
About eighteen inches additional
snow fell here Thursday night.
A. III. Stedman threw 80 and won
a fine gold watch New Years Eve.
Sheriff White visited Boise City
the past week.
The X. of l.. Assembly will meet
in their new hall tonight.
Bill Mackey has taken the posi-
ton of night Waterman at the
0phir mill.
The Knights had glorious time
in Glenn's Ferry ut their New
Years ball.
Everybody is pleased to see Ike
Mann on the streets again, after his
serious illness.
mo trust, No bust" is the motto
adopted by the Rocky Bar saloon
keepers for 1890.
Sheriff Jack Campbell of Logan
took in the X. Of L. New Years
ball at Glenn's Ferry.
Church choir practice will be
had at the court house every Satur-
day evening until further notice.
1t Ia said that Fred Wright of
Glenn's Ferry will soon lead to the
altar a fair Lily Of the Snake river
valley.
At Pine Grove one of Tom Nor
rows little girls has been very sick
recently, but at last accounts she
was improving.
The Rocky Bar Ladies' Guild
will meet next Wednesday after
noon at Mrs. g. w. Fletcher's
residence, ut the usual hour.
Constable Morrow of Pine Grove
came up last Saturday, having in
charge fellow who had attempted
TO defraud his creditors by skipping
out.
From the organization of Gilmore
county up to December, Sheriff
White has turned in on account of
Territorial and county licenses the
sum Of $3.50.
Commissioner d. B. Ethel spent
several days at the county seat dur
Ing the past week. We are pleased
10 note that Dave has entirely re-
covered from his recent illness.
VIM. Rabjohn has concluded to
try the Arkansas Hot Springs for
his health, and took his departure
yesterday. He will return in the
spring and renew business at this
place.
The Boise Statesman says that
Mr.. and Mrs. Gilbert (nee Miss
Hettie Cahalsn) left on the day Of
their marriage Oh a brief tour to
Omaha, Sioux City and other To-
talities in the Mississippi valley.
Fred Davis sailed out on this
mornings stage for Boise City,
where he will visit for several days.
Fred is a first-class mining man
and we bespeak good treatment for
him by the denizens of the Capital
City.
Otto Backman has gone to Salt
Lake City, and if the outlook suits
him he expects to settle there per-
Inanently. Otto is a good business
man and citizen and the BULLETIN,
in common with our people generally.
much regrets his departure.
e. F. Gaetz brought the mail
over from Atlanta Thursday on
anow-shoes, making the trip in
about six hours. He reports Judge
Heath out of all danger and feeling
d ute lively. The snow over there
ID not near SO deep as at this place.
The BULLETIN has received a
copy Of the Holiday edition of the
Idaho Statesman. 1t contains GA
pages of matter concerning Idaho
Territory, is well gotten up in every
particular and 10 a credit to the
Statesman Publishing Company.
C. C. Stevenson, Grand Lecturer
Of the Masonic order for Idaho, was
unable to attend the dedication and
installation at this place last Tues
day, owing TO sickness, but his
place was ably filed by Mr.. Mil
lard, who made many friends
among our citizens generally while
here.
Simple Simon is still harping on
Mr.. Ulrich's insolvency and the
straw bonds, as he is pleased TO call
them, Of Elmore's officials. All
know the secret of the fellows
venom, and although a stranger to
Elmore's people they pity him.
Don't fret sonny, the Commission
ers viii do their duty in due time.
The report having been circula-
ted that the managers of the /. o.
q. r. and X. of l.. ball furnished
programmes to only certain parties
for that evening, committee OF
gentlemen have requested the Bull
IETIs TO assure the public that such
was not the case. No programmes
were furnished to any one other
than the list of dances printed upon
fha hack nf tho admission tickat