Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1892-06-19
Mrs. Harp is again very sick.

RICO to Rinehart's for fresh
vegetables and fruits.
4. c. Helfrich and wife are now
occupying the Browneli dwelling
house.
Miss Nellie Smith, Of Boise City,
is visiting her brother Roscoe Of this
place this week.
A. w. Hagar returned from
Minneapolis and other eastern points
on Thursday last.
Nat Hall and wife passed through
here from Portland TO Rocky Bar
on Saturday morning.
DIR Be&rby handsomely entertain
ed large number of friends during
Fridays celebration.
During the past week this section
Of country has been blessed with
copious showers of rain.
Fred Epstein, from Boise City,
was ON business visit TO this place
Wednesday and Thursday.
- Strawberries, fresh from the
patch every evening, at Rinehart's.
20 cents per box, 6 boxes $1.O0.
Sid Roberts, the popular guardian
of the peace Of Glenn's Ferry.
came up and joined the Notification
Friday.
George Crandal and wife, Of Pine
Grove, attended the celebration here
Friday and were welcomed by many
warm friends.
Captain Geo. w. Hill came in
from, his wayside station on Thurs
day, looking in better health than
for many a day.
The great political battle will
open nj Chicago next Tuesday, by
the aomination Of the winning
Presidential ticket.
The carpenters are now ali busily
engaged and music from the ham
,ncr and saw prevails in various
quarters Of the town.
John McGinness, the industrious
and efficient roadmaster of Glenn's
Ferry district, was o visitor here
daring The past week.
Henry and ii. C. swanholm, Of
Rocky Bar, attended the grand
gathering Of Friday. and Saturday
started for Mayfcld.
Tuck Ethel and his sister. Mrs.
Doom, from Bennett creek, came in
Thursday and remained over during
the reservoir festivities.
g. l.. Cole. the real estate and in
aurance agent, has removed with
his family to his own residence a
short distance from town.
]. l.. Tate, accompanied by his
daughter, Miss May Tate, came in
from Slater creek Thursday and
witnessed Fridays celebration.
Adm Hall came in from his Ben
nett creek home Monday last and.
like all good Democrats, renewed
his subscription TO the BULLETIN.
Miss Rose Setback, who has
recently returned from protracted
visit in Europe. was here several
DAYS last week and guest Of Mrs.
ID. II. Hill.
George House could not allow
such a grand event AZ Fridays
Jubilee transpire without his pres
snce--hence he arrived from Neal
Thursday morning
The Masons of this place held a
meeting mt Odd Fellows hall We'd
nes,lay evening for the purpose Of
arranging for the organization of q
io,lge in Mountain Home. The new
lodge will start with about twenty
members Of true and square men.
Charles W. Howeth has caused
the remains Of his little boy, who
died about five years ago and was
buried ut Dovsey's ranch, To he
removed and reinforced in the Odd
Fellows cemetery ut Mountain
Home.
John Mitchell, the popular horse
restaurant man. il making great
improvements about his livery
stable. The main building is being
widened and an addition of 40 feet
will be added to the rear end, and
additional carriage sheds erected.
II is pleasing TO zee such evidence
Of Johns prosperity.
Occasionally man can be found
whose word is as good rs his bond,
and whose bond il as good as gold,
Such man is john T. Martin OF
Rocky Bar, who seeks the nomina.
ton as a candidate for Assessor and
Collector Of ElmoEs county at the
Democratic county convention. lie
10 a popular and capable man.
Marion Daniels called at the
BuLLErIx Office "Wednesday and re-
nrwed his subscription. Tie is the
owner OF one of the best 7. 'hes on
canyon creek. and thinks At his
fruit crop will be immense this
eeason. lie has over GOO fruit
bearing trees aud fully that many
more that will produce next year.