Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1891-08-15
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quite sick.
Miss Ada Wooten has returned
10 Atlanta from Boise City.
A telephone instrument was
placed at Lime creek station one
day last week.
Get ready for the big food OF
prosperity that is surely approach
ing Rocky Bar.
Supt. Mccormick, of the great e.
more mine, departed for the East
Tuesday morning.
George Farber is now postmaster
at Pine Grove, and q worthy and
competent one, too.
Frank Brayley, successful placer
miner of Middle Bar on the North
Boise, was q visitor here Tuesday.
Thomas Riley, Miss Halle Riley
and Arthur Golden spent several
days this week at Bascom ranch.
Jake Ulrich has this week re-
ceived orders for and shipped Rocky
Bar beer TO Mt. Home and Atlanta.
T. B. Hall of Mt. Home, brother
of our village BLACKSMITH, constable
and deputy sheriff Nat Hall, spent
several days lat Rocky Bar during
the past weekly
Aug. Outflow returned from the
Smoky country Saturday, loaded
with rich specimens Of silver ore
from various claims in that section.
The Boise Democrat of the 9th
says: "John NJ. Lamb will shortly
60 up to Captain Hills place on the
Rocky Bar road, where he will re-
main two or three weeks.
J. s. Fordyce asked the Bellevue
Herald to correct an error printed
in a Wood River paper that he had
lost 5000 sheep on Poison creek.
He says not single head was lost.
George Lester and sister departed
for Atlanta Thursday where they ex-
pected to join a party of pleasure
hunters and proceed to Sawtooth
lake, and will be absent about two
weeks.
Geo. Fletcher. ST., wife and chill
dren came up from Mt. Home Mon
day by private conveyance on a
short visit to Geo. Jr., and family.
The BULLETIN acknow edges pleas
ant calls from Mr.. F. during his
stay here.
DR.. Smith has withdrawn his pat
ronage from the Mt. Home libcler.
and, after all his sisRsning "slobber"
heretofore, the Hilovnow says there
10 an Opening far sGooD physician"
at Mt. Home. Just the libeler's
caliber, exactly.
"Mr. Payne 10 a d-n dirty liar,
Sheriff Hill has never turned the
key on us single time" exclaims
the vile, low a6a contemplate SLAM
derer at Mt. EIogEe. Hill may not
have had thel pleasure of turning
the key" upon this coyote, but his
deputy DID.
At last il has been ascertained
here who ventured to stand good
in the libeler's second case for his
appearance before,-the grand jury.
They are Comyf6doh Jackson and
VIM. 8. Galloway, gid like his first
sureties, both living miles away from
the fellows home--g here is best
known.
1t is with feelings Of deep regret
that the BULLETIN announces the
death of the infant child of Mr.. and
Mrs. w. c. Wickersham, aged about
eight months, which took place at
Mountain Home. August II, 1891.
She was their first-born, and the
afflicted parents have many friends
here who deeply sympathize with
Them in their sorrow.
Mrs. Crockett, wife of Mr.. J. w.
Crockett, died in Atlanta on the
night of the Sth instant. She was
buried Monday Sr5 the funeral was
attended by nedrly Every one in that
town. Mrs. Ckoekett was a lady
highly esteemed by all who enjoyed
her acquaintance, and Mr.. Crockett
and his motherless little child have
the sympathy of all in their sad
bereavement.
The BULLETIN sincerely hopes
that every prediction of Mountain
Homes prosperity will prove true
at an early day. There are many
broad-souled men and women yet
remaining in that place whom it
would be a pleasure for us 10 see
ascending the ladder of afFluence
even up to the Jay Gould round.
The small-souls are being gradually
weeded out, to the great good name
of the town--but the dirtiest
chancre is still permitted to remain
there and pollute the atmosphere
of the county seat.
A friend Of the BULLETIN at
Glenn's Ferry writes Of fatal ae-
cident as follows: ION the night of
the 9th, Jerry Cronin, sc, ton boss
ut Medbury, was here, and started
for home on the fast express. The
train did not slow-up at Medbury
AMI Mr. Gro hin attempted TO jump
off and was run over and killed.
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