Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1890-12-27


Lamar.
An appreciated letter from Glenn
Ferry arrived too late for this issue.
DIR. w. r. Smith came up from
Mt. Home Monday and returned
Tuesday.
Notwithstanding the snow storm
Christmas was truly merry day
at Rocky Bar.
DIR. Hall of Atlanta made our
town q professional visit last Mon
day and Tuesday.
Mrs. G. nj. Payne, who has been
seriously i'll during the past week,
is now rapidly recovering.
A. 8. Abbott has leased the Idaho
Mail. The BULLETIN welcomes Asa
back into editorial harness.
Miss Cowan, a relative of Josh
Cowan Of ours, arrived here last
Saturday On a visit to friends.
Mrs. Geo. L. Crandal and Mrs.
Nelson of Pine Grove attended the
X. of L. ball Christmas night.
Judge Golden and wife kindly
remembered the BULLETIN editor
aud wife on Christmas day. The
gifts are priced highly.
N. B. Rathbone is now all smiles
another boy having been pre-
scented him by Mrs. Rathbone on
the night of the 2ist instant.
1t is reported that Fred Davis
is organizing a widow Malone"
theatrical troup and will soon take
to the road for worldwide renown.
Jo Hessler, mindful Of the usual
impccuniosity of newspaper men,
presented the BULLETIN editor with
a box of fine cigars Christmas day.
Steve Oglesby, foreman of the
Ophir mine, will soon depart on a
visit to his old home in Massachu-
sets. Good luck to you, "old son"
Sickness in the editors family
caused delay in the issue of the
BULLETIN this week, and also ac-
counts for the paucity Of local mat
ter.
In consideration for his speech
Judge Culp received from the Christ
mas tree a check for 800 600, drawn
on the Boise City National Sand
Bank.
Mike Gould will slaughter q 35-
pound turkey for his New Years
dinner at Junction Bar, and has is
sued invitations tonumerous friends
to be there.
We are told that DIR. Smith, while
here few days ago, denounced the
"effgy business" at Mt. Home ne
and uncalled-for and villainous pro-
ceedure. Who the d. did do that
business" anyway
From the great number of pres
mts received by each from the
Christmas tree, Misc Mamie LesheI
must be the most admired young
lady in Rocky Bar and Ella Nc
Carly the most popular little Miss
Every man, woman and child
who aided in arranging the Christ
mas trees and for the entertainment
Wednesday evening has cause ts
feel proud Of its successful termin
alton. The children will certainly
shower blessings upon them all.
Born, at Boise City. December i6
20 the wife of w. G. Wickersham {
104 Id daughter. Word comes from
Boise that "Wick" now measures
Il 5 as he walks the streets O
the Capital. and that he recognizes
no one unless addressed as '.pa."
The Rocky Bar Brass Band pa
raded the streets Christmas da,
and enlived the stormy occasion by
rendering some excellent music
The band particularly compli
mented Senator White and FIRE.
III. Davis during tbeir wind
ing perambulaii"ns.
Senator White returned hom
Wednesday evening to spend tn
holidays with his family. He ais
brought up one Of the tramps he'll
for the murder Of q brakeman q
Medbury q short time ago, an
lodged him in Jail.
Mrs. C. T. Waller. wifa Of z
more's Treasurer-elect. departed thi
morning on visit to Mr.. Waller
parents at Monmouth, Polk count,
Oregon. Many friends here joi
the BULLETIN in tho wish that 81
may experience @ pleasant trip m
for her speedy return.
To the surprise of all. the supc
intendent Of the Ophir received o
ders from New York few days a
10 suspend all operations In u
mine and mill for an indefinite p
Rod. What the object is can on
be gurmised, rs the Ophir is to-da
one Of the best gold lodges in ldah
Ike Fitzwater few days ago !
ceived a letter from his brother in
l.. Fitzwater, who resides in Care
county, Nd, conveying the sad !
telligence that bis farm house a.
NIL its contents had been eonsum
n m