Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1891-10-10
Lovely weather the past week.

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c. v. Smith departed Tuesda,
for Boise, on a business trip.
Potatoes are selling fuE rs cent,
per hundred pounds at>Boise.
Il. c. Koch took in the sights o
Atlanta during the past week.
Five miners are now employed il
the Gold Hill tnn:iel ss|Pine Grove
Ed Myers killed cub black beal
a few days ago on James creek
near Atlanta.
The October term of the Gilmore
District Court will commence on tn,
9th at Mt. Home.
Mrs. Summerlatt and Mrs. Cizik
left here Monday on a short visit tc
the State Capital.
Moscow Democrat" an able 10.
page paper, is welcomed addition
20 our exchange list
Commissioner Nelse Davis passed
through this place Monday on his
way to the county seat.
James Nicholson and family have
returned from Bascom to the Bar,
to remain during the winter.
DIR. w. F. Smith, has returned to
Mt. Home from his visit to the old
folks away dQyrin Old Virginia.
A mule train has been busy this
week packing ore from tue New
mine to Reeser's mill for reduction
Mrs. McCafty and Mrs. Gilman
visited at Meltou's raaah Monday
and experiepceda very enjoyable
time.
Lawyer Sam McCarts aud Greene
White skipped out "Wednesday for
the county seat, by private convey
ance.
Joe Pearson has been engaged by
Major Cavanah TO represent the
Evalyna claim, just below town, for
the year 1891. -
Henry Casey went through this
place few days agb with two
wagon-loads of winter supp6es from
Boise, to Atlanta.
The BULLETIN is pleased to an
nounce that Mrs. II. Swanholm is
now fast recovering from the effects
of her recent accident. -
Uncle Billy Daniels has had l6
ton of his Burnt Pilot oDe crushed
this week at Reeser's usfll, and tits
said the cleanup win be good.
George Crandal, at Pine Grove,
offers to feed and otherwise take
care of horses during all winter for
the sum Of $l5. Read his notice in
another column. ~
Miss Addie Stein, a sister of Mrs.
q. W. Fletcher and Fred Stein of
this place, arrived here Wednesday
evening from New Brunswick, on a
visit TO her relatives.
]. NJ. Goodwin, the old reliable
and popular travelling correspond
ent Of the Salt Lake Tribune, was
here Thursday and made the Bull
LETrS a pleasant cali.
Arthur Golden and Jas. Harvey
a few days ago went up Bear creek
in search of grouse. They bagged
half-dozen chNand>afso shot and
killed a large wildcatS\
Fred Davis departed Thursday
for Ross valley, where he has the
contract for doing the necessary as
sessment work npop>four Of the
Cumberland mining claims.
Mr.. and Mrs. james Tregonning
departed. Friday morning for Mos
COW, where Mr.. 7. goes as delegate
to the /. o. @. +. Grand Lodge, to
convene at that place on the 18th.
John Boyle, Tim Downey and
John Hayes areSpnshing the tunnel
into the bowels of their John Boyle
claim, along the ledge, and are
meeting with great encouragement.
The Rocky Bsr and Mt. Home
telephone line has been thoroughly
rcpsired--whifh was badly needed
and the dilice will soon be re-
moved to theSrear Of sWanholm's
store.
Uncle Dick Tregaskis, who had
such a close call about two weeks
ago By being violently thrown from
the seat Of his wagon, is gradually
improving and will doubtless be on
deck again within the next three
or four weeks.
The personal property belonging
to the White Star Mining Company
fShake creek }, consisting of ANAL
gamating plates. cars, powder, etc,
Mas sold under execution Tuesday
by Constable Hall for s4S5.00-
Henry Swanholm being the pur-
chaser.
Major Cavanah has sent a force
of men TO Ross valley to do assess
ment work on the Cumberland prop
nrty. of which he is superintendent
The Major is also having represent
alton work done on several other
mining locations, in this vicinity, Of
which he has contrib.
Mrs. Worship, Mrs. Baxter. Mrs
Pearson and Miss Carrie Baxter
grandmother, mother and sisters Of