Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1891-11-28


14th day Of December.
Christmas approached. Don't
forget the little innocents.
Mrs. Fred Davis, from Red War
rior, visited the Bar Friday.
Rufe Turner took load of goods
to Atlanta Wednesday. ON runners.
Bert Prey and Lon Young were
visitors here Tuesday, from Atlanta.
Boiler grade has been repaired so
that teams can now reach Atlanta.
Landlord Jake Reeser spread n
splendid turkey dinner on Thanks
giving day.
Mrs. John T. Gilman returned to
Rocky Bar Monday night, from a
visit to Boston. Mass.
Miss Carrie Sinnott is now in
charge of the primary department of
the Glspn's Ferry school.
Ed Bonning is nursing a very
sore finger--caused by mash while
handling timbers at the Gilmore last
week.
1t is currSdtly reported that
George Farbe7 aDA Miss Christine
Nelson were Married at Pine Grove
on Thursday last.
The Gilmore new pump will prob
ably arrive here tomorrow. having
been on the road between here and
Mt Home for several days.
Thanksgiving was quiet day in
Rocky Bar. Even the various houses
Of worship were SHINY attended.
But everybody ate turkey.
Sam Kincaid brought in load of
pump pipe Sunday evening, for the
Gilmore company. He pronounced
the roads little slick from ice.
A few days ago Foley Abbott
went down near, his ranch on the
South Baise river aud in a very
short time shot and killed eight fat
deer, which he brought to town and
disposed of very readily.
Workmcn are excavating a pump
chamber at the bottom of the Ell
more shaft, which will be completed
in few days. Bids for sinking the
shaft 200 feet deeper will be consid-
cred next Tuesday by the superin-
tendent.
Frank B. Willis, Grand Master of
Idaho !. o. o. F., has commissioned
g. NJ. PAYNE Deputy q. NJ. for this
district. Ncoming without any So
licitation on his part, the recipient
feels fiattered at the honor conferred
upon him.
Peter Schofel, who was called
East by the illness of brother, re-
turned here Monday evening. His
brother died the day before he
reached his old home. Since his
return Pete has suffered severely
from a cold contracted on the road.
Otto c. Backman and Henry G.
Swanholm, two popular young bus
mess men, have purchased Henry
Swanholrn's store in this place, and
will continue business at the old
stand. They solicit your patron
age and will give you square deal.
Fred L. Sanders, deputy sheriff
of Alturas, arrived here on horse
hack from HALEY Thursday night,
making a remarkably quick trip.
We did not learn the nature of his
hasty visit, but presume ID to be in
connection with the recent ore rob-
berry at HALEY.
Miss Cochran was thrown from a
wagon at Shoshone on the 2lst and
had her skull fractured At last
accounts there was but little hopes
of her recovery. Mrs. Pat Hughes,
also in the wagon, was badly cut
about the face by the fall.
Lather May has purchased the
Glenn's Ferry drug store from DIR.
Smith. Mr. May has beensuperin-
tending the business at that place a
long time. is well and favorbly 1
known both at the Bar and the Fer I
~, and il sure to meet with the sue !
cess he merits. Send orders TO l.. NJ. /
May at Glenn's Ferry, for anything
Ia the drug or stationery line you
may need.
Col. Charles Miller, superintend-
ent of the Tahoma mine, Atlanta,
last week sent a pack-train lode of
concentrates 10 Haley, and after
disposing of the same he proceeded !
to join his family in Meadville, Pa,
where he will spend the winter. All /
in this section wish Col. Miller n
joyous time but an cary return in
the spring.
A dispatch from HALEY SAYS that
thieves entered the Sampling mill at
that place on the night of the 23d
and carried away four sacks full of
rich gold ore, the product of the
Last Chance mine of Atlanta. which |
il being worked by Il. b. Browne.
This valuable lot of ore had bee;l
sampled aud then secreted in the
plate room pending sale. The
thieves must have been familiar
with the transa tion as well az the |
whereabouts Of the ore, as they
worked quietly and expeditiously.
The directors Of the Sampler have