Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1890-04-19
SATURDAY, April 10, 1890.
Next Friday night.

for the railroad to-day.
Miss Clara Ethel is now teach
ing the Mountain Home school.
Trout are said to be plentiful in
South Boise and Feather rivers.
Allie Ford has gone on visit to
his invalid mother MRS. Newcomer)
at Boise.
Get in with the crowd next Fri
day night and have glorious time
at the dance.
Half the pleasure Of your life
may be lost by not attending the
Odd Fellows ball next Friday.
Uncle John Hardin of the Pine
Grove hot springs ranch, visited the
county seat during the past week.
Tuesday Foley Abbott slaught-
cred one Of his cows and readily dis
posed OF the meat at 10 cents per
pound.
Jim Smoot came over from At
lanta Monday TO interview the
Board Of Commissioners on road
matters.
Tim Lynch's lightning express
made its first trip from Junction
Bar to this place Tuesday, loaded
with oranges, fish, etc.
James A. Nicholson of Rocky
Bar is favorably spoken of by his
Democratic friends as a candidate
for Sheriff of Gilmore.
The Queen Of the West mine is
showing better ore every day, and
Joe Pearson & Co. are feeling
highly elated at their success.
n. Contancin has gone to Atlanta
to make arrangements for working
his placer claims in that vicinity.
May good luck attend you, "Boney."
The ball to be given by the Odd
Fellows in commemoration of the
fist anniversary of the order in
America promises to be a grand
affair.
Otto Sweizer came in Saturday
from Ontario, Oregon. He will re-
turn there and bring his family
here as soon as the roads are in good
condition.
Jake Reeser returned from the
Capital City last Monday. Evil
IDENTIFY, from Mr.. Reeser's appear
ance, the trip has been highly bene-
fetal to him.
At Mountain Home on the even
ing of the 26th the Odd Fellows
and their families will celebrate the
fist anniversary of the order in an
appropriate manner.
Bill Damphool observing a copy
of the BULLETIN on Golden's coun-
ter): "Whatl Amt that ere
paper bursted up yet? Why |
quit taking it month ago."
DIR. Wright was called to Atlanta
Wednesday to attend Mrs. Farne-
man, who is again reported very i'll.
He returned Thursday and reports
Mrs. Farneman's condition much
improved.
Mrs. Henderson, Elmore's School
Superintendent, left yesterday on
visit to the various schools of the
county. After performing such
duty she will visit relatives at Boise
for few weeks.
Mr.. Dubois and his friends should
remember that there are few Dem
ocrats still on deck in Idaho, and
that all their plans for electing Re-
publican Senators may be frus-
trated at the coming election.
Would it not be advisable for in
terested parties to clear Bear creek
Of driftwood and debris before it
raises much higher. Such action
might prevent considerable damage
to property along the course of the
creek through town.
The flow of water in the Gilmore
tunnel in the new shaft did not
prove to be as difficult to overcome
as was anticipated. BY aid of
buckets, with the pump in contin-
ual motion, it as lowered so that
work was resumed Saturday last.
Born-At Rocky Bar, Idaho,
April IS, 1890, TO the wife Of Geo.
w. Fletcher, Jr.. daughter. Mrs.
Fletcher and the little girl are get
ting along nicely and George is SO
happy that all YOU have to do is to
enter his store, say good morning
papal" and take goods at your own
price.
Tuesday was the warmest day
experienced here this spring and
the snow disappeared rapidly, Bill
Mackey came down from the Ophir
earlyWednesday morning and motto.
ing the pickets Of his neighbour
fence protruding fro the "beauti.
fall went over, called them from
their bed and informed them that
their 'fence was sprouting at last.
Rising Star Lodge No. II, |. o
o. f., of HALEY, are hereby rendered
the thanks of the BULLETIN editor
for complimentary ticket TO at
tend their ball to be given on the
evening Of the 25th. Ne hold Ris'
ing Star Lodge green in our mem
ory with high esteem, and sincerely