Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1892-08-21
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Episcopal Sunday school to-day.
Geo. s. Rice is visiting his family
in Washington. W
Sheriff Hill visited his Neal dis
trict mines Thursday.
DR.. Bearby retured several days
ago from her visit to Hubbers.
Rev. Burr will preach this morn
ing and evening at Odd Fellows
hall.
Mrs. Geo. F. Mahcney and chill
dren left here Friday for Weiser on
a visit to friends.
Messrs HOWE and DeHaven and
their wives departed Tuesday for
the Sawtooth lakes.
Judge c. c. Glenn announces
himself candidate for Probate
Judge on the Rep. ticket
Captain BERNARD and wife. of the
popular Interstate Hotel, Nampa,
were visitors here Monday.
r. J McPhee, Of the Bar, went to
Boise Thursday, delegate 10 the
Peoples State Coventionn.
Mrs Dan NcGinnyas visited the
county scat rhursi,t Il land hunnred
the BULLETIN ~ pleasant cali
Cv Burns and vile ca,nefiQ from
Cold Spring Monday AID Mrs.
Burns proceeded to Boise on visit
to relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. drummer are en-
joying the beautiful scenery and
cool breezes at Hubbcl's ranch Oh
the Long Tom.
Mr. and Mrs. James A. Nichol-
son came dnwn from Rocky Bar
+ ~. md guests %
he ULLs TIN family
j. II. Casey has nearly com
pleted large dwelling house nj his
ranch on the South Boise, formerly
known as the Ben Brown place.
James McGinley returned from
Weiser Thursday with his family,
and they took Fridays stage for
their home on the Rocky Bar road
Surveyor S. g. Rhoades, took IA
run up Canyon creek Sunday and
hooked 40 nice brook trout-and il
was not very good day Tor fishing.
either
DR.. Loring and w, F. drummer
have returned from an extended
trip through Washington. If these
gentlemen had an idea of deserving
Mountain Home we believe it has
been dissipated.
Miss Lizzie Fitzwater and Miss
Mabel Payne spent several happy
days with Captain Geo, w. Hill
and wife at their beautiful and
pleasant home Is miles out on the
Rocky Bar road, during the past
week.
Found-On the Bruneau road
Yesterday pocket-book containing
money and few trinkets The
owner ean have the same BY apply
ing at the BULLETIN office, proving
propertt aud paving for the inser-
ion nf this notice.
George p Hall and DR.. B. NJ.
v ='"- saaker from Omaha
Sc, ~ Tuesday morning for an
outing aa Big Gamas and it's SUR
rounding mountains Mr. Hall re-
turned Friday evening, but the DIR.
will remain until he captures a black
bear and a few mountain sheep, if
il takes all summer
J. w. Campbell, cashier Of the
Gilmore County Bank, has returned
here from Winstock. Wash, bring.
ing with him his family, and for
the present are guests at the Turner
House Mr.. Campbell will som
20 lmence the erection of fine,
tsrg fan ive'liu house. inten :
Ia. - M . this his future home.
such uid nS 10 our business d
iaAily ctr tu- Is mig ly crafty, z
tn the Z nd people of Mount in
Home. Mrs. Campbell is accom-
pa led by Miss Lizzie Kloh,
sGlv aagumpli-hed Young lady,
8ao m4y renasa here several
mouths
Colon. Charles S. Miller anne
down from x Aata }ul .,la on
.lis WAY Is atr.s3 aa pies tate
reports that just
Ole traring Atlanta he worked
81 TINS Of Last Chance ore Mt his
Tahoma mill, which yielded TO
ounces of gold, over $1,000, be-
sides ton Of rich sulphure,s. He
also saws that about ono ton Of
specimen ORE had been shipped 10
San Francisco for reduction that Il
valued ut $3.50 per pound z. B,
Browne has lease of the Last
Chance nine, AID it can he readily
seen tAat his t3rt4f.e is already n
surel. The Buffalo company, IN
der the management Of Chas +.
LANCE, is vigorously prosecuting
work aud will be favorably heard
from ere long. Furthermore, he
saws the woods are inst full Of Poo
pies party men up hia say.