Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1891-11-07
Raining several days past.

Read the FietcherS notlce IN an
other column.
Miss Katie Donnelly has returned
from her visit to Haiieys
Thirty stamps of the El6Sore mill
are now reducing vishnu ore.
Many of our citizens have been
absent at court during the past
week.
Mrs. Baxter of Boise, is visiting
her daughter in Rocky Bar, Mrs. c.
v. Smith.
IL you wish TO invest in Boise real
estate, address Hartley d Lynch ut
that place.
Foley Abbott and family have re-
moved from their ranch " the Bar
for the winter.
Mrs. Linnehan is doing a SPLEEN
did business at her Elmore Hotel,
Mountain Home.
We were pleased TO learn that the
X. of L. order at Glenn's Ferry is in
= fiourishing condition.
Mrs. Summerlatt has returned
from Boise, and Charlie is again as
happy as . clam at high tide.
Two wagon loads Of furniture, for
Otto c, Backman, cahne IN from
G'enn's Ferry few days ago.
Alec Bruce still occupies his old
stand at Mt. Home, aud it is the
most popular resort in the town.
Judge Golden, John Martin, Jake
Reeser and Joe Heasler returned
from the county seat Thursday.
The Shoshone Journal says that
Mrs. Homer Stull is conducting a
ladies' hair dressing parlor in Kan
sas City, Mo.
Work on the reservoirs near Mt
Home has been commcnced and the
people of that burg ARE highly
Jim Mckinley still presides at
his popular wayside station at the
junction of the Glenn's Ferry and
Mt. Home road.
Cap Jinks has gone to Flint,
where he is promised a permanent
job in . mine. Good luck attend
you, -oid son."
George Crandal, at Pine Grove,
has splendid accommodations for
the travelling public, and is also well
prepared for wintering stock.
Doc Patton and Win. johnson re-
tarned Wednesday from a success
full deer hnnt in the Trinity lakes
CONTEMPLATING captured fourteen
haad.
Bob Chattiu was absent attending
court last week when we visited the
Ferry, but we learned that he was
doing land Office business in that
place.
Judge Stockslager ia receiving
showers of praise from all decent
people for tSe able and impartial
manner in which he presides over
the district court.
The BULLETIN editor IL indebted
TO Judge Sinnott, Clerk Wicker
sham, Judge Sprague and Sheriff
Hill for favors extended during his
recent visit ut the county seat.
Captain Geo. w. Hill and wife
will soon depart for California, where
they will spend the winter. May
the visit of this estimable couple to
the Golden State be pleasant one
Steve 0glesby came in from At
lanta Wednesday and reports min
ing matters in q healthy condition
ut that grand old camp He ex
poets to soon resume work on th'
Big Lode mine.
The case Of the Stafe, va. Asa s
Abbott of the Mt. Home paper. in
dicted for criminal hbel, went owe
10 the May term OF coytt--the fel
low swearing that Nhe/had an i'm
portant witness outside Of Idaho.
P.H. McCrorey departed Wed
nesday for Silver City, where h
expects to remain this winter. On
the road, he learned by telegraph
that at Portland, on the ID instant
Mrs. Grorcy prcschscu hhua "'n
bouncing boy baby.
Peter Schofel received Telegram
Thursday evening conveying tn
sad intelligence that his onl
brother was lying dangerously i'll q
Kenoeha. Wis. Mr.. Schofel de
parted Friday morning with tn
hope of reaching his brothers bed
side before his demise, and we Sill
cersly hope that he may.
John T. Gilman and wife hav
gone 10 Boston on a visit, the
claim, for three or four weeks, bu
the circumstances surrounding the
departure leaves their heretofoI
good names enyeloped in a blac
cloud Of distrust. We sincerel
hope they will fulfill their promis
by soon returning here and straigh
eniug up their financial affairs.
THk BULLETIN is compelled TO as
thc indulgence Of its readers. Or
ing 10 the stringency in The mons
market the proprietor has been ru
ming the plant alone for some tim