Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1891-05-02
Take the Glcnn's Ferry route.

Mrs. Paw, Geo. Fletcher and Jake
Ulrich went TO Mt. Home Monday.
Deputy Sheriff Nat Hall departed
for the railroad Thursday on court
business.
Alex Cochrane, after spending the
winter in a milder cline, returned
here Monday.
Spot the drummers who come
here and talk against the Glenn's
Ferry wagon road.
Mems and boys clothing, Oregon
and California made, at cost at
Swanholms.
The Rocky Bar and Glenn's
Ferry stage line will be in full OPP
Grafton in few days.
All dress goods, fannels cassi-
meres, carpets, etc, at greatly re
duced rates at Swanholm's.
Ladies' and children's shoes in
kid, dongola, calf and grain, re-
duced % per cent at Swanholm's.
Sam Jones returned here few
days ago, after protracted visit to
his old home in Illinois.
The BULLETIN is pleased to see
so many of the old boys return to
their first love--Rocky Bar.
In few days an additional force
of men viii put at work in the Ophir
mine, 50 we are informed.
Mrs. McCarty and her bright lit.
tie daughter Ella accompanied Mr..
McCarty on his trip to court.
The Lost Lode mine, near the
Queen of the West, is now produc-
ing very rich ore from two-foot
ledge.
Activity, hustle. rustic and mus
Gle, all combined, is the order of the
day and night at the Gilmore and
Nishnu mines and mill.
BY the middle of next week the
road across High Prairie will be in
good travelling condition, and then,
"All aboard for Glenn's Ferry"
BY solicitation from Mrs. Ethel,
Judge g. d. Golden and A. 7. Huff
faker have asked to be appointed
administrators of the estate of ID. b.
Ethel, deceased, by Probate Judge
Sinnott.
Henry Casey returned from Boise
last Saturday and went to Atlanta
Monday morning. The BULLETIN
is pleased to know that this good
citizen has recovered from his re-
cent illness.
T. Hutchins has accepted the POI
sition of stock inspector for this
county. Hutch" is a popular and
solid citizen of Gilmore, and could
have been our first State Senator by
saying the word last year.
Boise Statesman correspondent:
"All the freight for Rocky Bar, At
lanta and Pine Grove will in the
future go via Glenn's Ferry, as it is
much nearer and better road than
the one from Mountain Home"
Miss Rose Slusser, sister Of Mrs.
II. G. Swanholm, came in with the
newly married couple, and we are
pleased To learn that this handsome
young lady will remain in Rocky
Bar during the coming summer.
L. F. Gary and John Hays, for
mer residents of this place, returned
here from Delamar few days ago.
Mr.. Gary left for Atlanta Thursday
morning, for the purpose of renew
ing work upon his placer claims in
that vicinity.
Geo. Smith and Henry Schwartz
have entered into eopartnership for
the purpose of conducting meat
market in Rocky Bar. They are
industrious and popular young men
and deserve a good patronage. Sec
their advertisement.
Frank Lester has received the
appointment of foreman at the
Ophir mine by Superintendent Boyd
Fir. Lester is thorough miner and
will doubtless give equal satisfac'
ton to the company and employees
Charles SAVERS came in from his
South Boise river ranch Thursday
with two-horse wagon. He SAYS
he experienced but little trouble II
making the trip. Heretofore th'
stage company has always had th'
honor of first getting wheels in herr
In the spring, but we hope this vii
not prevent the stage following Mr.
SAVERS tracks rs early as possible
We are disappointed in not greet
ing the BULLETIN readers with q ful
sheet this week. Paper was or
dered for the purpose and it ha
been lying at the railroad depot TO
ten days or more, awaiting the com
ing OF express matter by wheels
As Charlie SAVERS has demon
strated the fact that the road ca
he travelled, we trust that all dt
layed express matter will now b
pushed through to its destination.
Eugene A. Dinner of DAYTON, @
writes to Constable Nat Hall tina
he il anxious TO learn the wher'
abouts Of Harry A. Dinner, yonn
90 80, aF arn mad ful