Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1890-02-15
SATURDAY, Feb. ID, 1890.
Ball--Friday night--2lst.

with fine boy baby on the 9th.
washington's birthday ball next
Friday night at Odd Fellows hall.
s. III. McCarty will to-day de-
part for Mountain Home, on legal
business.
Frank Andreas, the Pine Grove
mining man, came up on a business
trip last Monday.
Mrs. Mitten, Mrs. Owen and Mrs.
Campbell, of Red Warrior, were
visiting the Bar last Tuesday.
b. b. b. b. (Which means
"burst boiler to get to the Brass
Band ball' next Friday evening.
The Ladies' Guild will meet next
Wednesday at the residence of Mrs.
G. w. Fletcher, at 3 o'clock p. M.
George Farber has gone over to
Neal mining district to take look
at the new diggings of the Indian
creek section.
John It. Rowels started out yes
terday headed for Montana, and
carrying with him the good wishes
Of many friends in Rocky Bar.
The BULLETIN is pleased to note
that Mrs. Wheeler, mother of Mrs.
Jno. T. Gilman, has entirely re-
covered from her recent illness.
VIM. Mackey returned from Cald-
well Thursday. Mr.. Wooten, Mrs.
Mackey's father, was when he left,
still very low and not expected To
live many days.
Another big strike of rich ore was
made i'm the Queen of the West
mine few days ago--but Joe Pear
son does not seem inclined to talk
much on the subject.
Pocatello, Idaho. would be good
place for a colony Of eastern girls to
settle. There are 1000 men in that
town who want to maryland Bill
Garrety heads the list.
Hang Poo, the old Chinese
gardener who resided at the lower
end of town, died last Saturday
night and was buried by his coun'
trymen the following day.
Up to yesterday no paper for the
BULLETIN had arrived at Mountain
Home--hence the railroad alone
is entitled to our blessings for being
compelled to again issue half
sheet.
Tickets to the Band Boys bal
next Friday night are only $2.0C
each. 1t is sure to be a pleasant
affair and you should be there with
your wife, your mother-in-law OIL
your best girl.
Commissioner Ethel still con
tinues to improve slowly. Mr.
Ethel has certainly had Ions
hard siege of sickness and it may
be several weeks before he is suffi
GENTLY strong to leave his rooms.
A. Lund, merchant tailor, for
merly Of this place, was married
in Salt Lake City several weeks
ago to Miss Minnie Lila. Mr.
Lund is now located at Park City
Utah, and we are pleased to learr
doing a fine business.
T. Hutchins of Mountain HON,
has gone to Lemhi county to lool
after his stock interests in that sec
ton. Mr.. III. is one of Elmore'
best and wealthiest stock men anl
good citizen in every respect, anC
we hope is stay outside the county
will be but of short duration.
The machinery at the old hoist o
the Gilmore mine is being removed
to the new shaft for use. This will
of course cause the old shaft and it
various levels to become floode,
with water, as we'll as the works @
the idle Pittsburg mines, adjoinin
the Gilmore.
VIM. Liljegran accompanied Mrs
Czizk, on snow-shoes, to the Bona
parte mine, where Mrs. c. will re
main with Mrs. McKim until Mi
McKim returns from his visit in tn
east. Miss Marie Swanholm re
turned home with Mr.. Liljegran o
Saturday. At last accounts MI
Mex. was daily expected to arriv
home.
The Vishnu mine and mill q
this place has undoubtedly bee
sold for the sum of 0,000-bu
whether the Elmore company
the purchaser, as many think, c
other parties are the lucky buyer
yet remains question to be decide,
In either event it is a good thin
for this camp that the Vishnu ha
changed hands.
Hurrah for Jewetti Wednesda
he put snow-shoes on his horses an
started with a rawhide sled {,
Junction Bar. Thursday evening |
returned with six large sacks
papers and one of letters. Jewe
is a worker in snow, and deserve
the thanks of all our people f
bringing such a large quantity
delayed mail matter.
Sol. Hasbrouck of Weiser hi
been appointed Clerk Of the Sccor
Judicial District Court by Chi
Justice Beatty, in place of s