Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1891-04-25
Bear creek IL booming.
Strangers arriving daily.

ton Bar ont horseback Wednesday,
driving in six beef cattle.
Road Supcys1SoS Geo. w. Jack
son ID doing aood~ork toward open
ing tho roads vor wagons.
i, Dry spots in the streets and boys
are busIy engaged playing marbles
during their leisure hours.
Lawyer Sam McCarty will depart
to-day, TO be on hand at the con-
vening Of tho District Court next
Tuesday
Frank Gsary, II. c. Swanholm
and xshn Hayes are expected to re-
saara here from DcLamar within the
next few days.
An Odd Fellows in good standing |
are xs4aestsa 20 meet at their hall
In Rocky Bar, Monday evening at
: O'Clock sharp.
Charlie Sumnscrlatt has credit for
bring the FIRST man TO introduce
wheels upon the streets OF Rocky
- Bar this season
: Good for LovelS6h He arrived
here on horsshsk Wednesday night
: with the assl. 4akihg the tip from
tho railsoad the samc day.
1AIl aboard for Glenn's Ferry
siags George Crandai, and the peo-
ple of these mountains, to . man,
should respond, AYE, aye SIR"
Billy Pfaw, having been engaged
m krst fiddler at the Worlds Fair,
is daily nseeiving instructions on
thA yiolip ~ Trof Geo. Aidrich.
Ifyea ans compelled 30 visit Mt.
Home during court, don't fail TO
stop al Mrs. Lennshan's Gilmore
/. Hotel. You viii be royalty treated.
Judge Rathbone's Office and bar
her shop has received beneficial
Transformation rcoently and is now
no neat and comfortable that il 10 q
Joy 20 all visitors.
In response 70 request by tele-
,phonc from Mrs. ID. b. Ethel,
Judge Golden hastily departed last
Tuesday morning for Mrs. Etheifs
home on Bennett creek.
:. George L. Crandal writes TO the
BrLLxTrS from Pine Grove that he
has everything in readiness TO start
this end OF the passenger and ex-
press line 10 Glenn's Ferry.
mwF Fine and complete assort-
mcnk of Ladies' and Children's
Shoes, Al greatly reduced prices, oil
HENRY SWANH0LM'S.
:, Fred Davis proposes to stay by
this grand old camp. and Ia arrang
inK 10 Join forces Rftka Main street
i.ns;ness house, Ink. Davis Ia 4
popular miner, s-tfue friend TO th.
interests Of this section and 10 SUR
20 succeed in any business venture
The Boise Statesman says PRO
bate Judge Aug. NJ. Sinnott of I'll
more county, has been admitted =
practice In the Third District Court
The BurLErIx congratulates Judg
Ginnota and predicts for him bril-
liant and successful career at Tn
bar.
Geo. w. jackson has been up
pointed road supervisor for Rock.
bar district, I1sfesdlcy for Atlanta
Robert Gri9eh r Little Cama'
Isaac Harp Tor ~. Home, ID. Mac
for Cleans Ferry, and William
Williams for Mayfeld district.
The managing director Of Oh
yishnu mine. III. c. Woodrow, sti
tarries in our midst. He knows
good thing when he sees IL, and se'
inc II intends 70 nurse IL. Furthe
more. tina gentleman whispered int
our left year that no was not aver'
10 buying more gold mines in tn
section.
Born--In Rocky BAR, Idah
April is, 1891, to the wife of j: v
Rowett Q son. VIZ are pleased
know that nl9her and child q
getting along HicelY John 10 not
inveterate tasksx but wen bet
keeps up a continuous thinking. al
all 10 the effect that he is now q
best man In America.
Sunday last about thirty schot
mates of Eunice Rathbone asset
hiea nj Justice Rathbone's residen
In honor Of the little Miss eleven
birthday anniversary. Feasting a
romping was freely INDUCED in
che happy little ones for sese
hours, and all departed wish'
Eunice many more birthday an
m-n~san ~ fnltnw
The Elmore mill Is steadily DIR
ming % stamps upon Vishnu
and will next Monday let fail
more. stopers are added as fast
room can be made for them. AM
will not be many days before
full capacity Of the mill 30 STAN
will be employed on vishnu
All Ia activity In the Elmore N
and development work 10 d
pushed with greater vigor u
ever.