Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1891-06-13
Yes, we celebrate.
Read the Ferry letter.
Daily stages TO the Ferry.

CO.. NC tSt%es&tSs
Read the Ferry letter.
Daily stages to the Ferry.
RainI Rainil will il never ceaseY
No excuse now. Stages leave
daily for Glenn's Ferry.
DIR. Hayes, dentist, can not reach
Rocky Bar till the Goth instant
Allie Ford went out on the Glenn's
Ferry stage Wednesday, headed for
salmon City.
The Rocky Bar School Trustees
are: n. b. Rathbone, c. +. Baxter
and J. N. johnson.
Monday, Judge Golden received a
fine 3000-lb irc-proof safe for use in
his Postoffice store.
s. III. McCarty is the attorney for
the administrators Of the estate Of
ID. b. Ethel, deceased.
Ed. Booming and family are oc-
cupying the Ethcll house, adjoining
Senator Whites residence.
Miss Mabel Payne is expected to
arrive this evening from Salt Lake,
by the Glenn's Ferry stage.
Take the Glenn's Ferry daily line
for Pine Grove. Camp Woodrow, or
any. point along the railroad.
Wednesday the Brass Band boys
left here for Atlanta with four
horse team-bent on pleasure for a
few days.
The lcascrs Of the Buffalo mine
recently shipped East from Atlanta
5000 pounds Of rich concentrates,
for reduction.
Take the new road for Glenn's
Ferry, stop at Fred Wright's popu-
lar house. and, when your time
comes, die happy.
Supt. Boyd received orders to re.
build the Ophir hosting works, and
he has already commenced the con.
struction Of the same.
Eugene Lison returned from La
Belle France last Tuesday, where
he had been visiting relatives and
friends the past winter.
Hopkins 4 Howard have put up
a neat sign designating their stage
and express Office, and Judge N. b
Rathbone Is the accommodating
agent.
Monday night, the 9Th, about one
inch of clean, fresh, but no longer
beautiful snow fell here, and the
surrounding peaks yet wear white
mantles.
Gus .Schweizer and family left
here last Thursday by the Gienn'i
Ferry stage for their ranch in thu
Malheur country, Oregon, wher'
they will permanently reside.
Miss Halle Riley returned her.
Monday from Parkville, No., wher'
she has been attending school fo
the past three years. She received
n hearty welcome by all--old ana
Young.
The appraisement Of the Julian
Hill estate was this week filed il
Judge Sinnott's Probate Court. j
consists of mining property in Al
la.,ta amounting in value 10 abou
$4,000.
George Setback, foreman Of tn
Jumbo mine, came up from Cam
Woodrow Tuesday. He reports tn
mine daily improving and predict
that Woodrow will yet be the chic
town Of Gilmore county.
Golden has just received bran
new buckboaId, which 10 rs prett
as a circus wagon, and he wi
now deliver at your door any articl
you may purchase Of him--from
needle TO a hogshead of bacon.
Prof. Jeffry, of London. in con
pany with III. c. Woodrow, came u
y from Salt Lake City Monday 10 e,
pert he Jumbo mine, and it's do
lars 10 doughnuts that he makes
highly favorable report to his con
pany in England.
Three six-horse freight teams q
rived here Monday from Glenn
Ferry, loaded 10 the guards viii
goods for Golden and Swanholr
We observed the genial phiz Of Jct
McGinness mounted on the huri
cane deck Of one Of these prair
schooners.
Monday Mrs. g. w. Fletcher ar
her brother, ed. Steen, received
telegram bearing the sad news
the death of their father, Mr.. Jof
stesn. aged 81 years, which occu
red at st. Stephen, N. b., June
They have the sympathy OF maj
friends in their bereavement.
Colonel Charles w. Miller, sup'
intendent of the Tahoma, return
here Thursday from Meadville, r
where he had been spending /
winter With his family--and 1t
needless 10 saw that he was W
coined back by all good citizel
Mr.. Miller proceeded to Atlanta !
day. TO arrange for the summe
mining campaigl
Would II not be advisable for
who have not cleared away the r,
bish and filth in the streets a
- A. L.