Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1891-06-13

re THs BrtLrux.
After long silence I will inform
YOU that I have not forgotten the
BULLETIN.
Glenn's Ferry still exists and its
people are prosperous and happy,
with a bright future before them IL
makes the doubters and detracters
look awry TO see the prairie schoon-
ers loading and unloading their val
liable cargoes TO and from your
grand old E,ining camp, in whose
prosperity we all rejoice--for your
hopes are our hopes, and ! assure
you that we appreciate our friends
in that they have redeemed their
promise and stand with us. and
none more go than the BULLETIN y.
| l hope 10 be able to prove TO you
in q substantial manner that the
course Of the BULLETIN toward this
place, in telling the simple trut b, is
fully appreciated. Not that W. do
not rejoice in the prosperity OF all
sections Of the county and envy
none, but we wish all parties and
places to stand upon their own mer-
it's, and we have no fear Of the re-
suit.
Through the courtesy of q. l..
Garrison, stockton's obliging for
warding clerk. find that there has
been shipped from this poi ht to
Rocky Bar since the 18th Of May,
64,O37 pounds of freight, besides a
lot of express matter by stage.
There is screw loose somewhere
about the shipment of Rocky Bar
express goods, and your people must
ferrit IL out. The Ferry stage deserves
better treatment from your people.
The teams from the Bar a rived
here in two and half days, loaded
with Buffalo inine sulphurets, which
proves the superiority Of the Rocky
Bar and Glenn's Ferry road. The
stage arrives regularly by 6 o clock
and Hopkins & Howard have built
substantial stable here and intend
to keep a corral in connection, 50
that teamsters and others can lie
: accommodated-all of which will
be duly noticed i'm the BULLETIN.
Charley Jones, a fly son of Ham,
last Saturday entered the residence
, of J. M. Collins at Glenn's Ferry
and few from here TO Nampa with
an outfit of clothing belonging to
Mr.. Collins. On Sunday Deputy
. Sheriff Roberts captured the coon at
Nampa and brought him back to
> the Ferry for trial. Judge Glenn
gave him ten days. and now the
Incorporating moke is a star
boarder in the Hotel de Dan Hill.
Fireman Robert Mills last Friday
while on duty on engine Sl4, at.
tached to the east-bound express
train, fell from the top Of The tender
tank at Payette last Friday morn
ing and was seriously injured. Ht
is improving, by later reports.
If Rocky Bar celebrates the eve'
glorious Fourth. a number of oul
people will visit your town on tina
day, inhalc your pure mountain ali
= and drink from your spark ling ice
cold springs.
Hank Deland. the popular en-
;. gineer of Glenn's Ferry, who ha
been on the Boise branch run, i
now here, his engine being sent her
for repairs.
II Miss Clara Ethcll, niece of tn
g. late Hon. d. b. Ethel and win
We taught Cold Springs SCI ool las
Dr. term, started Monday evening on
/. visit TO her old home In Iowa
d An entertainment will be. give
b. here on the 25th for the benefit {
'e our public school-lecture by HoI
q James Stout. Particulars next wecI
!. There are many substantial in
:. provements going On here which
have not time at present 70 eRnun
crate, but will do so in short tim
A match game is being arrange
between the Glenn's Ferry and NJ
, Home base ball teams, TO come O
= on the Fourth OF July.
ID Mon ANON.
Glenn's Ferry, June 10, 1891.