Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1891-12-26
]. Stedman is also on the sick


list.
Ed Myers is now located at Sill
yer City.
Last Monday was the shortest
day Of the year.
Ed Nicholson is now recovering
from the mumps.
Work sinking the Gilmore shaft
viii commence Monday, if not be-
fore that day.
Tom Ward came IN nom Wood
River few days ego end will re-
main at the BAR. -
Uncle Ike Mann is very sick
man, but his many friends hope for
his ultimate recovery.
U. S. Senator =. b. Plumb. of
Kansas. died suddenly in Wash
ington on the 2lst instant.
II was quite chilly at Z o'clock
Christmas morning - Swanholm's
thermometer registering Is below.
The Rocky Bar school closed on
the 18th, for the holidays. and Pro-
fessor Waldron is enjoying much
needed rest.
Tom Riley returned here from the
Mt. Home reservoir works last Tues
day, to spend the holidays with rel
atiyes and friends.
The BULLETIN regrets very much
to learn of the serious illness Of Mrs
Geo. ID. Golden-one of our most
Chrisiian-like and estimable ladies'
Morris Quinn has gone to Horse
shoe Pend. Ada county, to spend the
remainder Of the winter. We hope
TO see Mr.. Quinn again with US in
early spring.
Of the numerous business ouse
calendar cards fm 1892 received at
the BrLLErIS office, that Of II. w.
Baker, of Mountain Home, is far
the prettiest.
John Hunter. superintendent of
the Boise electric street ears, n few
days ago, in boise, slipped and fell
upon ice. fractured his right leg and
also sprained the ankle.
Probably the proudest little lady
in the land on Christmas day was
Laura. the bright daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. G. W. Jackson---she being
presented with q lsdv's gold watch
and chain by Mrs. J. T. Gilman.
The Salmon City Recorder saws
there are said to lie about 5000
mines and prospects in Lemhi
county, large proportisn Of which
produce base ores and will remain
practically worthless till railroad
reaches Lemhi valley.
John Moanter, one of the Gilmore
shaft contractors. is not content
with that shafting contract alone
because he Informs US that he will
soon enter into matrimonial con.
tract and that his atiianced is now
ON the way here from the "old
country" ~
The Shoshone Journal SAYS thai
Frank Mandill, of Haley, has re
ceived the contract for surveying
the country living between Shoshon,
Falls and Salmon Falls--for which
he is to receive $1,000 MIR, Hast
ings, Of Ketchum, makes the survt J
from Shoshone Falls 10 Minidoka
II il now in order to advertise ouf
the delinquent droncs who hav,
failed to put up for their share o
assessment work on mines. Dom
be backward about getting full pos
session Of q good thing--for nearl,
all the prospects in this section viii
be. good things to have next sum
iner.
Since our last issue The following
unfortunates have been sufferer
from the epidemic: Mr.. and Mrs
Joe Nicholson, Mrs. Rowett AZ.
children. Mrs. II. G. Swanholm, Mrs
Backman. Mrs. and Miss Payne
Mrs. Golden. Mrs Fl. Swanholnl
Mrs. A. Stedman. Mrs. Summerlatl
Mrs. Wilkins, Mrs. Jenkins, Mrs
c. v. Smith, Mrs. jackson. Judg
Golden, Isaac Mann, John Holland
j, Reeser. Doc Paitcn. Jake Ulricf
and probably others of whom W
have not heard.
I A few DAYS ago while Stage s,
pcrintendent I.oveland was drivin
across the county bridge over tn
South Boise. ono of his most valuahl
horses stepped into one of the nun
erous openings and went downi
his body After taxing his ing
unity and exertions TO the utmo'
to extricate the animal. hut witho,
avail. Mr. Loveland vert distans
of half mile, procured an Ak, r
turned and liberated the poor hens
Fortunately the horse was not "
riously hurt. The commissions
bad better cause that bridge 10 !
repaired before the county 10 Gale
upon TO pay damages for injurs
stock.
II you want to see how much ys
spite the editor when you ordl
your paper stopped jnst go out Al
draw bucket Of water, stick yo'
finger into il, then pull il out n
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