Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1891-07-25
A free dance soon.
Thermometer 100 Thursday.

VIII bO AG0oiAt w SAhaAtENs
Fletcher e. Fletcher received new
goods during the past week.
VIM. Hackman and Joe Foreman
were visitors at the Bar Saturday.
Louie FRANKIE came over from At
lanta Sunday to interview DIR Hayes,
the dentist.
Mike Hayes has returned from
HALEY and resumed his labors with
the "neversweats.
-Four teams, frsrs Glenn's Ferry,
arrived since Oar fast issue with
new goods Gas-Golden and Swan
holm.
Jim Miller came up from the
Grove Wednesday, as a witness in
Tim Lynch's case of resisting an
officer.
Dick Russ, an old miner died at
his cabin on the Middle Boise, about
seven miles below Atlanta, on the
18th instant.
Paul Wilder and Jack Herman
came in by private conveyance from
Boise City last Saturday and spent
aezeral days visiting at the Bar.
Since his return from Oregon
Judge Golden has-- not enjoyed the
best of health and has experienced
several regulaNaNebtoot shakes"
Joe Hessler, who was here one
day this week, reported that the
Big Lode tunnel was in 125 feet and
''still jumping into the mountain"
The Ophir new wire cable has
been put in place and the work of
sinking in the shaft is progressing
rapidly and in a very satisfactory
manner.
Casey & Holland are preparing
to start up their <sawmill near At
ianta, which ipdicates that lumber
is again in demshd at this grand
old mining camp.
Ella McCarty, "the title lady,"
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Me-
Carly, was considered seriously i'll
Wednesday night, but we are glad
to say she is now much improved.
A number of invited guests ex-
perieneed happy time Wednesday
evening by ,sstending a birthday
party tendefed Mrs. Marie Waller
by her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Swanholm.
Miss Martha McCarty, sister of
Lawyer Sam, departed Wednesday
morning for the home of her parents
IA Utah. During her short visit
here Miss Martha made many warm
friends who much regret her alb
sence.
Monday, near Lime Greek station,
the team attached to the Mountain
Home stage ran.-away, upset the
vehicle, whereby james Walker, n
San Francisco liquorJmerchant, was
pretty badly shaksn up. lie was
taken to Boise City in a private con-
veyance, by Supt. Loyeland, for
medical attention.
Judge Geo. w. Brizee and Miss
Ellen NJ Arnold were married in
Boise City on the 10th instant,
Judge Brizee formerly resided in
Rocky Bar, and on the arrival of
the news here many glasses clinked
for the everlasting happiness and
prosperity Of the Judge and his ac-
complished bride.
District Court Clerk Yves Wick
ersham has been awarded the con-
tract of transcrihing that portion of
the records Of old Alturas relating
TO what is now ESmore county. Mr..
Nickersham Ma thoroughly compe-
tent man, and and will do the work
well without the assistance Of any
Ioud-mouthed, meddlesome loafer.
DIR. f. r. Hayes, dentist, of Poca-
tello, was compelled to leave Rocky
Bar before he had attended to many
calls for repairing molars. He is
now behind with many announce
ments at other places, owing to unr
expected detention, and will not be
oh,a 10 ~aa.h f'l..tan haFe-a August
lat. DIR. Hayes Ia fTst-class den
fist and gives entire satisfaction
wherever he goes.
Mrs. Dan Harrington, Mrs. Nat
Hall, Miss Lester, Miss Harrington,
George Mccormick, Tim Donovan,
Josh Cowan and George Lester went
10 Atlanta Saturday, bent on pleas
gra--and got it. A dance was given
that night in their honor, and all
Atlantaites exerted themselves to-
ward making their stay pleasant,
and Mr.. Mccormick says they sue
geeded admirably.
DIR. Bettis, Lew cryer and Messrs
Wagner, Ridenbaugh, Ledbetter and
Boomer, all from Boise City, have
been camping out on the banks of
Trinity lakes for several days and
report having enjoyed a splendid
time fishing and hunting. Several
of these gentlemen visited the Bar
and in their rounds did not forget
the BULLETIN. The "bar" story
which Major Cavanah relates ut tile
expense of Mr.. Wagner needs vcrifi-
cation before We can put Is in print
They were jolly set until they
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