Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1891-07-18


at the Alturas Thursday.
Call in time. DIR. Hayes will de.
part for Pocatello Monday.
Z. C. Koch made trip to Boise
and returned home Wednesday.
The further sinking Of the 0phir
shaft was commenced Monday.
Census marshal J. n. Johnson re-
ports GO school children in Rocky
Bar.
Oscar Hasselriis' is taking soma
splendid gold quartz from his Wash
ington mine.
James Muliany is building q fine
dwelling house for Fred Sargent at
Glenn's Ferry.
Mike Cronin has finished this
years assessment work on his Reeser
claim just east of town.
Have your teeth repaired before
Sunday evening. as DIR. Hayes will
certainly leave Monday morning.
Mrs. Outflow returned from Bas-
com ranch Monday and Mr.. @. is
back from a prospecting trip ON the
North Boise.
Mrs. Mute Nichols came up from
the ranch Thursday and will visit
friends here for several days. She
is the welcomed guest of the Payne
family.
II. C. Swanholm and wife and
Miss Sleeher departed for Star p. O.
last Monday, and everybody hopes
that their absence may be Of short
duration.
Miss Allie Lester, sister Of Frank.
Myron and George Lester (three
good citi1ens) came in on Satur-
days stage from the East and is the
guest of Miss Mamie Harrington.
If you wish any dental work per-
formed at home this summer you
should call upon DIR. Hayes inn
mediately at the Alturas hotel, as
his stay is limited to Monday morn
ing.
Under Sheriff Bell made the Bull
LETIN a pleasant visit Friday. Geo.
ia a popular and efficient officer.
He brings the good news that Snerifi
Dan Hills health is now rapidly
improving.
Foley Abbott's team last Monday
commenced hauling ore from the
Queen Of the West mine TO Reeser's
mill. A run of 100 tons of second
class ore from this mine is now be-
ing made at the mill.
Father Gilman. who has been con-
fined to his room for many months
from paralysis. is now able TO take
frequent rides in Mrs. John Gil
mans new and easy going vehicle,
behind the reliable and faithful
horse Club"
Born, near Junction Bar, Idaho,
July 10, 1891, to the wife of Foley
Abbott a son--l0 1-2 FOUNDER.
Mother and hoy doing we'll and at
last accounts the father was still
dancing q jig on the foot-bridge that
apans Feather river, near his ranch.
A few days ago Joe Suilaway and
family drove out to Bascom ranch.
During their absence some bad
children entered the house and
packed away and destroyed many
light articles of ornament and use
fulness, valued at about $50. Joe
takes the matter very good natur-
eddy and says the "kids" did not
realize what they were doing-but
tleir parents should teach them
better.
Married, at the residence of Chas.
Hopkins, in Rocky Bar. Idaho. July
IL, 1891, by Judge \. Il. Rathbone,
MIR. J. X. Hartwell and Miss Clara
Willard. These now happy young
people are we'll known here and
highly respected. The BULLETIN
joins their many friends in wishing
that Mr.. and Mrs. Hartwelps career
may be of great bliss even unto
death. They are occupying the
Nicholson dwelling house.
John Boyle spent a few DAYS in
Atlanta the past week. lie Gays
the Big Lode tunnel is in distance
Of 100 feet; that il 10 splendid piect
of work and reflects credit ON Su
perintendent Stew 0glesby's manage.
ment. Anderson and culp have
the shaft down 40 feet on the claim
they leased. Geo. Tins, with on.
of the New York owners, had re
turned and the Tins mine was un
dergoing thorough examination
II was reported that r. b. Brown
has secured a lease of the celebrated
Last Chance mines.
Thursday q jolly crowd of pic
nickers went mp TO the crossing o
Elk creek TN the Atlanta road ant
spent the day in most enjoyabl
manner. They had prepared al
abundance Of ice-cream, which wa
made very appreciable by TIE hea
Of the day, aud the younger portion
of the crowd played romping game
and dane ed upon green grass by tn
music OF Lea Ahbott's harmonics
Those composing the party wer
Mrs. Golden, Mrs. Gilman, Mr.;