Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1891-03-21
Snow going with a rush.
Green eyeglasses in demand.

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of Silver Creek, died in HALEY re-
Gently.
Governor Wiley and Major F. p.
Cavanah this week made an official
visit the Blackfoot insane asylum.
The Supreme Court has decided
that Bellevue is the county seat of
Logan. But where is Logan county
now2
Sensible people will not chase a
lie. Let il alone and it will run
itself to death, and also the one who
told il.
The Statesman says John Nc
MILAN of Mayfield has purchased
two large bands Of sheep from AL
bert Beck.
- Fine and complete assort-
ment of Ladies' and Children's
Shoes, at greatly reduced prices, at
HENRY SWANH0LM'S.
Henry Casey came in from At
lanta Sunday, and Monday went on
to Boise valley to look after his
stock wintering in that section.
Ioa Young Of Atlanta was a well
coined visitor here Monday last.
He promised to drop in and give us
some Atlanta items--but didn't.
The all-absorbing question: WIZ.
is Chief Justice Rathbone so impa-
tiently awaiting the receipt Of mar
riage certificates? Who are the
parties?
THE Nampa Chief" is the name
of a new weekly paper just issued
at Nampa by Geo. II. Vaughan. II
is neat and newsy sheet and is
really a credit to that growing town.
All hail to the "Chief."
Messrs. Harvey and Jinkens have
resumed operations in their Little
Gilmore tunnel and are making ex-
cellent Roadway irfo the mountain.
The ledge imprhves in width and
character of ore as depth is at
tanned.
Judge Clagett has our thanks for
a copy Of his memorial address to
the U. s. Senate, giving the history
of the election of Dubois and him
self, showing law in the case and
with aftidavits Of many prominent
men attached.
The Idaho Legislature adjourned
sine die on Saturday the 18th. The
great majority of its members should
return home with this quotation i'm
pressed upon their minds: 20, could
some power the gifty gee us, to see
ourselves as others see us"
Steve Oglesby still tarries at his
old home in Marion, Mass. He
recently wrote to> Judge Golden
that he would refnrn here in a
few weeks, andlalso that work will
soon be resumed on the 0phir mine
and several adjoining properties.
Several lady and gentlemen friends
by invitation assembled at the resi-
dence of Mr.. and Mrs. c. v. Smith
last Sunday and pariook of one of
the most elaborate and toothsome
dinners imaginable-all prepared
by Mrs. Smiths own def hands.
Young men, go to Ohio and get
yourselves wives. There is a woman
in that State who has been married
fifty-eight years and who las never
missed kindling the fire. An ex-
change remarks that this lady's
husband is the oldest fire-escape on
record.
If you are aware of any local news
that does not appear in the BuLLE-
TIN, blame yourself and not us for
the omission. We can not publish
news of which we have no knowl-
edge; therefore we ask all to inform
us of such local news as may come
under their notice.
Judge Bart Clinton came up from
Junction Bar Tuesday to celebrate
st. Patrick's day. lie will soon
commence extensive improvements
at his station in order To better ac-
commodate the travelling public,
also the army of railroad workers
who will be employed in that vi
cinity the coming summer.
Andy Graham of the Bellevue
Herald was certainly very warm
I'm the collar" when he penned the
following: "HaDeyNand Shoshone
are in high feather, and propose to
have feast. Harley will roast an
OK whole, and Shoshone will roast
an ass whole. Each TO its own
taste"
st. Patrick's day was quietly OBJ
served in Rocky Bar. In the even
ing dance was given at Masonic
hall by the Eastern Star Order
which was largely attended, and
pleasure reigned supreme until !
O'Clock Wednesday morning. Geo
Smith manipulated the organ. Geo
Aldrich elbowed the violin, and 10
siah Stevens footed the clarionet Il
the delight Of all present.
Dave Barclay returned from hi
Little Daisy mine on Red Warrio
and reports her just as pretty ri
ever. He also says that Gid Camp
bells New York mine ia showing