Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1890-11-29

The Indian scare has subsidized.
Yet we are blessed with lovely |
weather.
Mr.. Lewis Of Atlanta visited the
county seat Tuesday.
James Mullany and family have
removed to Glenn's Ferry.
Mike Gould is chief clerk Of Judge
Clinton's hotel at Junction Bar.
Upon Bert Prey and Lis lovely
bride the BULLETIN showers its best
blessings.
Cy Smith has curiously werm-
worked in wood castle ON exhibition
behind his bar.
Treasurer-elsst-C. T. Waller re-
turned Thufsday from q business
visit TO Atlanta.
Lawyer McCarty, wife and daugh-
ter returned here Monday and are
occupying Mrs. Mullaly's dwelling
house.
Rowett has some elegant watches
and jewelry that would be just the
thing for chfistxhas presents. Go
and see them.
Edwards and Jones came in Sum
day with big loads of freight for
Golden. They made the trip in
three days and pronounce the road
in splendid condition.
Friday night, the 2lst, the good
people of Atlanta built bonfires,
hurrahed and danced in honor Of
Major Cavafl@ff Tor his manly course
rs a County Commissioner.
Attorney McCarty has recently
purchased and placed IN his office q
fire-proof safe. for the security Of
important legal papers. 1t will also
be q saving bank for his surplus
coin-when he loses the combina-
ton.
Thanksgiving was duly observed
in Rocky Bar. The attendance at
the various cdifices for worship was
not SO large as is the prevailing Gus
tom in Older communities, but
nearly everybody attended the Brass
Band BAH in txe evening and had q
glorious time.
Commissioner Stockton informs
us that Glenn's Ferry is lively and
rapidly building up. He has nearly
completed two-story building 24S
GO, the first floor of which nc will
occupy for his mercantile business
and the upper floor is to be suitably
fitted for balls and other entertain
ments.
Herman Myers came in from
Queens river Saturday, where IN
has been doing assessment work OF
mines there for other parties. III,
is of the opinion that Queens rive
will soon come to the front as |
large gold and silver producing dis
trict, and that then there will b
Joy in the land.
VIM. Rinehart was up from hi
ranch Tuesday with a wagon loae
of dressed turkeys for John Gilman
Alturas Hotel. Billy has fin
ranch ON the South Boise river, 4
miles below gipe< Grove. He nov
yearly picks tons of lucious berries
and in few years will have splcn
did apple and plum orchard.
The Rocky Bar and Mountai
Home Telephone Company on Tues
day declared dividend of 10 cent
on each share Of the stock, payabl
Immediately. The dividend coul
have been doubled. but the director
preferred retaining in the treasur,
u sufficient fund 10 extend the lin
to Atlanta early<in the spring an
also for incidental expenses. Thi
enterprise during the past year ha
paid big interest on the money II
vested.
It is fortunate for him that Con
missioner w. NJ. Stockton Of Glenn
Ferry is of large frame and il
clined toward corpulency. We Al
told that this fact alone saved hin
sharing the f2a OF Commission,
Cayanah at 1T. Home short tin
ago. Hay l. costly down there an
Il required absuf q ton to fill sui
able effigy of Stockton. They coul
not raise the necessary funds by SUI
scriptien, neither John Mitchell n
Zach Hungerford would let the
have n tick sf hay on tick, and NJ
Stockton escaped. Lucky Williai
w. ]. Melton, the popular III
onterprising rancher near Pine0ro,
whose birthday anniversary oil
came ON Thanksgiving day, Sc
the BULLETIN editor large,
chicken for his thanksgiving dim
We thank him for his thonghtf'
ness, as otherwise we might ha
been compelled to celebrate on bea
straight. Hears hoping that b
Melton and the writer may live
meet on Old Virginia soil and c.
br tie jointly by feasting VI
possnm fat and sweet 'taters."
Friday morning about D o'cl'
carpenter j. y. Ward, while on
way to the ophir mine. Slipped
the icy trail fell and seriously