Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1891-07-11
Mike Gould is on deck again.

Another spell of wet and chilly
weather.
Mrs. Turncr56f) Atlanta visited
the Bar the foreprft Of this week.
Billy Rineb@4V and family spent
the Fourth ik-R6cky Bar.
Bert Prey was called to Atlanta
last Saturday, his wife being quite
sick.
A number Of Atlanta and Pine
Grove people (spAnt the Fourth al
Rocky Bar.
Dr. Hayes, dentist, arrived Mon
day evening sh6 may be consulted
at che Altnras hotel.
This place was visited by a big
hailstorF T1esday afternoon and
heavy frostWrdnesday morning.
Judge Golden, Mrs. Golden and
their son Arthur returned home
from Portland Thursday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Casey and
Mrs. Smoob-eame over from Atlanta
and ENJOYED the Fourth exercises.
A. w. Lockman was seriously
hurt by beipe9lown or thrown from
horse at MEHome on the Fourth.
Mrs. Waller came up from Mt.
Home Wednesday, on a visit to her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. III. Swan
holm.
Il. J. Nordyke has secured lease
on the Potosi mine, near the Henry
Clay, and will vigorously push work
on the same.
John ID. Kahn, father of Mrs. C..
+. Baxter, departed Monday by the
Glenn's Ferry stage for his old home
in Harrison, N. J.
John McGinness brought in a big
load Of frcight~fr1n Glenn's Ferry
and took in <hs>grand ball on the
night of the Fourth.
The water has been pumped from
the Ophir shaft and Supt. Boyd will
Immediately commence sinking the
shaft 100 feet deeper.
"No, thank you; | never waltz"
said blushing young lady at the
Fourth ball to yohpny Hayes, ina
says if any Of tie poung men want
10 hug me they must do it OH the
sly"
Miss Mary Hill returned to Capt.
Hills home Monday. During her
visits here she made many warm
friends, all Of whom regret to hear of
her intended early departure for the
east.
The surveyors for the Boise and
Butte railroad are now at work on
the South Boise ,piCer about twelve
miles below Pie G1bve. They will
probably reach Junction Bar the
latter part of next week.
Howard informs us that our Ferry
correspondent mailed the BULLETIN
an important letter last Monday.
OF course it was not allowed to reach
us in time for this issue. We are
accustomed to such vile, spiteful
tricks.
George Tins is here from Atlanta,
expecting daily the arrival OF Hugh
Porter from New York, gentle
man largely interested in the Tins
mining property. Mr.. Porter is ac-
companied by mining expert, also
a surveyor-all of which has the
appearance of business on the part
of the managers of this company.
Joe Nicholson and Sam Cochran
have leased the Birdie @ mine on
the hill back of Reeser's mill. They
have been at dead work" for some
time, but will soon commence ex-
tracing ore. The BULLETIN hopes
these gentlemen may strike it big
before the expiration of their lease.
Mr.. Price, who owns a ranch on
South Boise, between here and Pine
Grove, Wednesday presented us
with large box Of the finest straw
berries ever brought to this market.
They were as Mrse as half hen
egg and Of ddlicoRs flavor. He will
he up to-day with another lot for
sale.
Cap links requests the BULLETIN
10 notify the Beard of Commission
ers that they must cause a fence 10
be built next 10 the creek along the
road leading from town TO the FL
more mill. because, he said, "hon the
night Of Hamerican Independence
day hi feel into the bloody erik han
lost me blarsted at you know"
Three times has Charlie Hopkins
put up sign-boards on High praire
at the crossing of the Ferry and Big
Camas roads and each time have
they been carried away by some
small-souled enemy of Rocky Bar
and Glenn's Ferry. Cowboy and
railroad friends Of Mt. Home may
continue TO annoy the people of the
Ferry and the Bar by their over
jealous acts, but lightning will
surely strike such fellows ut no dis
tant dapr
Cuesday being the 18th aaniver-
safy of the birth of Oracle Dayey,
about thirty children assembled at
Mr.. Davey's residencs-tu-cgfebrat
tbe enLGThe little lady being