Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1891-05-30
Decoration Day.
X. of L. ball, Fourth Of July.
Shall we celebrate the Fourth2

Golden's pcstofiice store.
Ed Booming and family, Of Lost
River, arc registered at the Alturas.
Joe Hesslcr has gone to Atlanta
to take position in the Big Lode
mine.
Miss Ada Wooten came over from
Atlanta few dogs ago and went OIL
to Boise City.
Reeser's mill has been steadily
running for more than week upon
Lost Lode ore.
DR.. o. W. Hall and family have
left Atlanta and located at Star p.
o., Ada county.
A very pleasant dance took place
at X. of L. & I. o. O. +. hall on
Monday evening.
Mrs. Kate Mclaughlin has re-
turned from Montana and will again
reside in Atlanta.
VIM. Rabjohn, formerly resi-
dent of this place, died in San Fran
cisco on May 9th.
News about that great Atlanta
sale in London is anxiously looked
for by the people of this section.
Charlie Collie has returned from
Delamar, and he swears he'll stay
by the old Bar from this time on.
1t appears that no retail liquor
license can be collected before July
/, when the high license law takes
effect.
Timber cutters are referred TO the
new law relating TO timber lands,
which appears elsewhere in this
paper.
II is reported that the "Never-
sweats" will tomorrow reorganize,
change name Of company and elect
new officers.
Jim Mckinley came up from
McGinleyville, near CampWoodrow.
Monday evening, and returned home
Thursday.
Mrs. Baker and Miss Farneman
CAME in from Atlanta Wednesday
and Thursday morning departed for
California.
Frank Turner's mule train has
been engaged all the week packing
ore from the Henry Clay mine to
Reeser's mill.
The Rocky Bar X. of L. Assem-
bly, has decided to give a grand
Fourth of July ball. Save yourself
for the great event.
Carter Edwards has established
dairy and stock ranch at the head
of Malad creek on the Glenn's
Ferry and Rocky Bar road.
All Odd Fellows in good stand
ing are requested to attend lodge
next Wednesday night, as matters
of great Importance are to be acted
upon.
DIR. Bearby announces in another
column that she will be here on or
about the 18th Of June with an as
sortment of ladies' and childrens'
hats Of the very latest fashion.
w. III. Tillman of East Orange,
n. j., is a guest ut the Alturas
hotel. We are told that he is a large
shareholder in the Bear Greek min
ing company, and trust that his
visit here may hasten the resump.
ton of work in these valuable mines
Mrs. Maggie Smoot desires the
BULLETIN to extend her sincere
thanks to all who so kindly rem.
dered assistance during the illness
of her husband, James T. Smoot, in
Atlanta, and also to the Masonic
fraternity for their attendance al
his funeral.
Just think Of i'll Six big wagons
arrived here this week from Glenn'l
Ferry loaded with freight for Swan
holm, Golden, Rowett, Winkelbacl
* Davis, CIV Smith and others
Notwithstanding the recent very
heavy rains these teams made quicl
time over that horrible road as de
picted in the columns of the Mt
Home Lickspittle and Lighthead I
few weeks ago). And last Satur
day Hopkins & Howard's stage ar
rived here from the Ferry with owe
1000 pounds of express matter
making the trip in IL hours owe
this same HORRIBLE road. Viii
our readers once more permit as /
whisper: "'Rah for Glenn's Ferry.
Since the permanent opening of
shorter and more excellent WACO
road from this place TO Glenn
Ferry a number of ranches hav
been located, and the owners ar
already putting in crops. At tn
head OF Little Canyon creek Nj
Richard has located a nice garde
spot, built a comfortable house an
also a blacksmith shop. Hopkir
& Howard have made this point
sage station for meals and chang
of horses. A short distance dow
the creek from the station Mr.. Bah
is cultivating nice piece of lan'
and few miles still further dow
the road are two more recent locI
tons made by parties whose name
we could not learn. There is plent