Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1890-03-08
Grand bal masaue on the 18th.


of Ireland.
George w. Fletcher Jr., returned
home Tuesday.
Rowett does watch and clock re-
pairing in first-class style.
Sheriff Whites wife presented
him fine boy baby on February
26th.
There is talk Of MASQUERADE ball
here on the evening of the 18th
st. Patrick's day.
Tuesday last the contractors COM
pleted the Gilmore new shaft to the
depth Of 400 feet.
The wife Of Superintendent Wat
son of the Gilmore left on Fridays
stage for Colorado.
Local items always thankfully
received at the BULLETIN office
particularly mining news.
Rev. George Buzzelle will hold
services at the courthouse i'm this
place to-morrow-Sunday.
Mrs. VIM. Mackey has returned
from Caldwell, and we are sorry to
say has been quite i'll for several
days.
Roscoe Smith has information
that DIR. w. +, Surith intended to
leave Riehmo6d, va, to-day, for
Rocky Bar.
The BULLETIN is indebted to
Governor Shoup, of Idaho, and SEN
ator Mitchell, of Oregon for valu-
able public documents.
II was a young man named How
ard, not Lawson, who last week
sprained an ankle while coming
from the Bonaparte mine.
Attorney s. II. McCarty departed
Tuesday morning for Mountain
Home and Boise City, on legal bust
ness. He will return the latter
part of the coming week.
Since enlarging and assuming a
new dress the Salt Lake Tribune is
typographical beauty and joy to
its ten thousand appreciative read
ers. Long may the Trib. flag wave.
Major +. p. Cavanah departed
on Mondays stage for Boise and
Baker City, on business connected
with the Bear Creek Mining Com
pany, of which he is superintendent
On the evening of the 17th-St.
Patrick's Day---a grand masquer-
ade ball will be given in the |. o.
o. +. and X. of L. hall at this place.
Full particulars will appear in
next weeks BULLETIN. Meantime
get ready for one of the greatest
events ever transporting in Rocky
Bar.
Fred Thomas, who had been ly-
ing sick at Junction Bar for several
days, was brought up on hand
sled Monday by four kind friends
and placed in the county hospital
Mike Hayes, Jim Smith, Ed Seeley
and James Armstrong are the good
samaritans who went to the relief
of Mr.. Thomas.
ID. Iglehart, Harry Hunter and
Jesse Caldwell were up from Pine
Grove during the early part of this
week. Mr.. Iglehart informs us
that the Gold Hill mine is 'just
looking splendid" and he thinks
the Pine Grove Company will soon
pay all back dues and resume oper-
atoms ON better basis than ever
before.
John Hunter, of Boise City,
special soliciting agent for the
Northwestern Masonic Life Insur-
ance Association of Chicago, has
been a visitor at Rocky Bar for
several days. Mr.. Hunter is good
business man of entertaining man
ners, and we hope he may renew
his visit after the snow disappears
and people consider their lives of
more value than now.
Carl Won Summerlatt, VIM.
Richan, Tim Lynch and Gus Exner
are making extensive preparations
for working their placer claims in
Red Warrior gulch. From present
weather indications they will soon
have abundance of water for ground
sluicing, and these gentlemen pro-
pose TO have everything in readi-
ness to take advantage of the limi-
ted water supply. We hope they
may be richly rewarded for their
labor.
Ed. Stearns, the affable young
salesman at Golden's postoflice store,
left here last Tuesday for Union
county, Oregon, where he will visit
relatives and friends for several
weeks. And Madam Rumor says
this is not all; that Ed. is deeply
concerned about one of the Webb
foot misses, and that when he re-
turns to Rocky Bar there will be
Two Stearns "of single thought, two
hearts that will beat as one
A feY-.wsslse--ngo Georges Wise
ord G. ii. Gergocke sold to a Mas
saehusetts man named S. ]. Gpr-
don 100 acres of placer ground fSr
/, the round sum Of $4,000 cash
Adown. These placers are located III
peadwood Basin, about 80 mileA