Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1891-05-23
New goods at Goiden's.
New goods at Fletcher's.
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New goods at Fletcher's.
New goods at Swanholm's.
About one inch Of snow fell here
Wednesday morning.
lee Abbott was visitor here Sat
urday, from Atlanta
James Mullany is the BULLETINS
authorized agent at Gleen's Ferry.
Mrs. GaetE, who has been quite i'll
in Atlanta, We are glad TO say is
now convaiesccnt.
Mike johnson and wife returned
here Monday from their winter resi-
dence in Boise valley.
After an absence of several
months in Boise, Aug. Outflow, Esq,
has returned to the Bar.
Tina Dcwney has opened boot
and shocuaking shop opposite the
Exchange saloon building.
James Nicholson and John Malm-
burg have removed with their fam
lilies to Bascom ranch.
Uncle Dick Tregaskis arrived
Tuesday from Boise, with a wagon
load of vegetables, etc.
Mrs. Geo. L. Crandal was a well
coined visitor heae Tuesday and
Wednesday, from Pine Grove.
A. T. Huffaker, one of the execu-
tors of the estate of ID. II. Ethel,
visited the Bar the past week.
Recorder Wiolsarsham has ap-
pointed Geo. ~. Golden deputy min
ing recorder far-Dear Greek district.
Reeser's mill is now crushing
Lost Lode ore--and to Judge from
the gald visible it is very rich rock.
The BULLETIN regrets to learn of
the serious illness Of Mrs. Mute
Nichols, at her home on South Boise.
Farmer MCGOWAN of Big Camas
was here Wednesday with load of
grain. butter, ETC., fresh from his
ranch.
VIM. Abbott came in Tuesday
morning FROM Atlanta, bringing the
sad news Of the death of James T..
Smoot at that place.
Two more of>~Stockton's large
teams will ayyiSe here from Giern's
Ferry to-day with. goods for Golden
ard Swanholm.
Major Cavanah returned here
Saturday from an extended visit at
the Capital, and was warmly re-
ceived by his numerous friends.
Geo. o. Smith, a highly respected
young man and longtime resident
of this place, has gone to SawtOoth,
where he expects TO remain THE
summer.
The robust and corpulent frame
Of Cy Doom appeared on our streets
Tuesday and Wednesday. He came
up from Pine Grove after supplies
for his hostelrie.
w. J. Melton, the granger and
blacksmith Of "0ld Virginia Ranch
ON South Boise, made the BULLETIN
a pleasant call Tuesday. He will
soon produce green garden truck
and Strawberries at this favored spot,
George Butler is a sly fellow. He
a short while ago went back to old
Missouri ostensibly TO visit his two
little children, b,sf and behold he
returned here a few days ago with
n young wife, nee Miss Ellie Smith
whom he caPtaseed at Alba. Mo-, on
thu 18th instant. Mr.. and Mrs
Butler and the children departed
for their Atlanta home Friday morn.
ing.
Alrs. ]. T. Gilman departed fol
Salt Lake Monday via Glenn'i
Ferry. She was accompanied by
Miss Grace Rathbone, who will visit
relatives at Shoshone for q few
weeks. Mrs. Gilman will be absent
till about the middle Of June, wher
she expects to return in company
with Miss Mabel Payne. who hal
been attending Rowland Hall sem
mary in that city for the past tive
years.
James O'Neil has returned from
Glenn's Ferry, whittier he went Il
meet his sister-in-law, Miss Kat
Donnelly, who recently arrived from
ireland. The ysa~s~l lady is a siste
of Mrs. McAt<e and Mrs. o'Neil ant
after a separation ~ many year
their meeting waspa Joyous one. MI
O'Neil speaks in the highest prais
Of the hospitality of the people Q
the Ferry, also of the superior nd
vantages of-she-new-xagon road.
Ercd Wright, of Glenns Ferry, i
g,double-eolumn lad" on the>sec
fond page Of to-day's BULLETIN, x
licits your presence at his Unio
Pacific Restaurant when you Wis
that ilourishing rixerside toMF: Fl
N@ttt TufeIY entertain you royalty, a
air know who are acquainted wit
genial Fred. Besides, on the 26t
instant, at Caldwell, Mr.. Wright wi
enter Into life partnership with
fair young lady who will aid him ]
making his house more popular tina
ever. 'Rah for Glsna.s- Earry!
AZ. 1&s..hol.,n Mra GCNyla,