Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1891-05-09
A strong" document--the Grand
Jury report.
The District Court has adjourned

James Folkman has returned |
from Butte and taken a position at
the Ophir works.
Once more the musical sound of
the 0phir whistle reverberates over
these mountains.
Mrs. Geo. MCGOWAN and children
returned here Sunday from an ex-
tended visit in the East.
Myron Lester returned from Boise
Sunday, where he had been one of
the State Prison guards for some
time.
Mr.. Wilson brought here a wagon
load of potatoes from Boise last Sat
urday and sold them rapidly at A
cents per pound.
Ed. Meek and Hartley returned
here Monday from Boise. Mr.. Meek
has already commenced furnishing
our people with good tactical fluid.
Clerk w. c. Wickersham and
Probate Judge Sinnott have again
placed the BULLETIN under obliga-
tions to them for appreciated favors.
1t is the general opinion that our
present stage superintendent should
be assigned TO plank road dis
trict" before another winter sets in.
Monday, W. NJ. Stockton tele-
graphed 10 Judge Golden that the
new wagon road was open and ready
for freighting. 'Rah for Glenn's
Ferry.
Steve oglesby returned from New
York Monday evening and the next
day proceeded TO Atlanta to take
charge of the Big Lode mining
company.
Smith < Schwartz, the new and
popular. butchers, now have neat
and clean shop in the old restau
rant building adjoining Winkelback
d Davis saloon.
NJ. Casey has been awarded the
contract for carrying the mail one
year, commencing July l, between
Atlanta and Rocky Bar-his bid
being $4,000.
Fred III. Davis has purchased a
half interest in Winkelback's saloon,
and he and John will jointly en-
deavor to please all who favor them
with their patronage.
The attention of our Glenn's Ferry
friends is called to the misrepre.
sensations of HE new wagon road
from the Ferry TO the Bar, that APP
peared last week in the paper pub
lished in their rival town.
After struggle Of three weeks
Stage Superintendent Loveland has
Mt last screwed through by express
the "GinletY bundle of paper-as
he is pleased to caK the BULLETIN
when speaking Of it along the road.
Dir. and Mrs. II. Swanholm de-
parted for Boise Wednesday morn
ing, intending to>be there at the re-
ception Of the President yesterday
We should like ts,have witnessed
the embrace Of Uncle Ben and
Uncle Henry.
Tom Riley has returned from his
duties as a grand juror. He visited
Glenn'a Ferry and says the people
Of that. fiourishing town are fully
alive to the advantages to be de.
rived by them from the opening Of
the new road to Rocky Bar.
James 0'Neil departed Thursday
morning for Glenn's Ferry, over the
new road, here.ke-will meet Miss
Kate -Donnely, a sister of Mrs
O'Neil and Mrs. McAtee of thin
place. The young lady is recent,
from Ireland and comes to nlak'
Rocky Bar her future home, we ar
pleased TO say.
Sundays Boise Statesman says
"The express route from Mountaii
Home to Rocky Bar has been dis
continued and viii hsreaftcr rnI
from Glenn's Ferry. This is muel
better for the people st/Rocky Bar
We do not know-ub0ut the "discon
tinued" part, but we do know tina
new express and passenger line
now in full blast between the Ba
and the Ferry.
Frank Lester came up from Pin
Grove Sunday and proceeded to tn
Ophir mine. TO take charge as for
man. He has commenced puml
ing the water from the mine an
will in few DAYS have quite fort
of men again at work in the ledt
extracting ore. We predict goo
results for the Ophir shareholde
under Mr.. Testers management.
Sam McCarty went TO Boise ye
terday, as an accredited commits
of one, to try and persuade the IRE
ident to switch off at Glenn's Fer
come to Rocky--Bar, over the ne
and delightful route and inspect o
of the biggest gold mines in ldaf
But Macs huent tongue had no
feet as the presidential party ecu
not change the programme OF |
procession. However, Postmas'
General Wannemaker promised
visit here this summer and rev.
our Sunday school.
r II.