Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1891-05-16
New Goods at Golden's.

removed to Red Warrior.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mute Nichols are
guests at the Alturas Hotel.
A mining boom slowly but surely
approacheth old Rocky Bar.
New goods just arrived at Gold
ems, by way of Glenn's Ferry.
Smith 4 Schwartz have sold their
meat market to Jehn Van Schaick.
Jim Smoot and John GOODYEAR
were visitors here Sunday, from At
lanta.
Reader, did you ever notice that
birds Of feather always flock to-
gether?"
Grandma Howard came over from
Bonaparte Sunday, ON visit to her
relatives here.
Mr.. Hartman came in Sunday
from Boise valley with Casey &
Hollands horses.
Mike Cronin arrived home Mon
day and will soon resume work on
his Reeser claim.
One year from to-day land along
the South Boise river will command
high figure. Stick pin here.
Frank Turner has returned from
Boise with his pack-train and is
ready for the summers campaign.
Superintendent Smith nov has
six naen employed in the WideWest
mine, and we understand they are
extracting very rich ore.
Mrs. II. Swanholm returned from
Boise Wednesday. Mr.. Swanholm
switched off and is now among his
herds of stock near Mayfield.
Pete Jeffrey is now prepared to do
hauling at short notice. His team
is in splendid condition and always
ready 10 move at the crack of his
whip.
The Alturas Hotel presents
lively scene new-a-days, and Mr..
and Mrs. Gilman sAhumerous friends
rejoice with them at their increased
prosperity.
Uncle Ike Mann has been placed
in charge Of Ethell's feed and livery
stable, and it goes without saying
that he will run it to the satisfac-
ton of all concerned.
Ed. Stearns has returned to his
post at Golden's store, after an alb
seDce of several months in Oregon.
He was welcomed back by every
body-especially the ladies.
Judge Goldeny-went down to the
railroad Tuesday TO Interview Pro-
bate Judge Sinnst on matters re-
lating TO the estate Of ID. II. Ethel,
Of which he is one of the executors.
John Van Setback has bought out
the new butchers and is now mon
arch of the meat business in Rocky
Bar. But he will serve his custom
ers in his usual happy mood and on
the square.
Senator Greene White returned
home Tuesday evening from Boise,
and Notwithstanding the malicious
and libelous charges made against
the ex-sherif he was not arrested
at the county seat for "robbing the
county"
The Brass Band boys marched
through our streets Saturday even
ing, treating thgfcitiAens to excellent
music. BY diligentpractice during
winter these gentlemen have become
musicians second to none in this
section of Idaho.
Andrew Jackson, nephew of
George Washington Jackson, ar
rived here Mopdaf, all the way
from old Missouri. THE young man
has secured position at the Elmore
works and will probably make this
his future home.
There are many newcomers here,
and we suggest that, in order to
save letter-writing, they send the
BULLETIN to their friends at dis
lance. And there are few old
timers here whose names we would
be pleased to add to our subscrip-
ton list.
The Caldwell Tribune takes inter-
est enough in Gilmore matters TO
copy from q nameless sheet articles
incorporating the people of this
section and their enterprises. Better
keep your nose out, Bro. Trib., at
least until you learn the truth about
the Glenn's Ferry road.
Hopkins & Howard are using all
possible exertion toward stocking
their fast freight and passenger line
and establishing stations along the
new road to Glenn's Ferry. Dir.
Hopkins returned Wednesday from
a trip over the route, and he assures
ps that it is much superior in every
respect 10 the old travelled road.
They expect to make daily trips by
the latter part of next week.
w. N. -Stockte8 cana in Thurs
day/fnOrning from Glenn's Ferry, n
LITTLE in advance of his freight teams.
lie SAYS the new road is in splendid
cupdition--in short, its a daisy "
Me Stockton is ole Of the wealthiest
and most embarrassing citizens lof