Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1892-07-17
Try Burno, the photographer.

County Convention
Try Burno, the photographer.
Geo. s. Rice has returned home
from a visit 10 Washington.
C. A. Stein, q Boise life insurance
agent, visited this place Thursday.
Lawyer HOWE has been attend
ing court at Silver City the past
week. ~
Frank AXE a few days ago COM
pieted his first cut of hoy, realizing
about 230 tons. n
Haller, the jeweler, now occupies
a portion of Mrs. Hagar's store, ad-
joining the postoffice;N
James Bennett haS secured
government title 10 his land loca-
zion two miles north of town.
A. s. Fletcher Of Glenn's Ferry
has ordered lumber for new dwell
ng to be built in Min Home.
Gid Campbell, from Rocky Bar,
rived here Sunday and took back
with him new wagon the next day.
Manuel Comes this week pre-
scented us with a basketful of fine
lettuce, fresh from his new garden.
Henry Swanholm, one of the solid
citizens of Rocky Bar, was visitor
at the county seat Friday and Sat
urday.
John Hardin has sold his interest
in the hot springs ranch, near Pine
Grove, to VIM. Rinehart his former
partner.
Born, at McGinley's station, on
the Rocky Bar road, July 10, 1892,
TO the wife of James Mckinley o
daughter.
d. L. Greene Of Smiths prairie
was q visitor here Monday, and ad'
ded his name TO the BdLLETIN sub.
scription list. "A
J. w. Campbell, cashier Of the
new bank here, departed Thursday
morning for Winlbck, WASH, on Q
visit to bic family!
Jake Ottenheimer and wife are
ENJOYING the cool /breezes and eat
ing strawberries at Melton's ranch
Just above Pine Grove.
Alec Bruce has neat and durable
cigar cases which he presents Il
each purchaser of Powell, Smith 4
Co.'S. celebrated cigars.
Harry Madison is taking q mucl
needed rest away from Helfrich''
desk, and has gone to Shoshone Il
zee his wife and little ones.
For Sale-A double hardwood
bedstead and spring mattress, alst
n spring cot. Also a mans saddle
Apply at the BULLETIN office.
We regret to learn that Mrs
Naomi Mcdonald Phelps is suffer
ing from q severe attack Of spotted
fever, at The Willows on Canyon
creek.
Clerk Wickersham and Deput,
Purtill have both been very kint
10 the BULLETIN this week--all o
which is treasured up in the oil
mans bosom.
Robert Chattin returned from
the mountains last week, where h
left Mrs. Chattin and the babies
who are at present stopping at Hal
dine hot springs.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. P. Oliver visite'
Mt. Home Wednesday. Mr.. Olive
has lust got through harvesting hi
frat crop Of alfalfa, which he est
mates at 100 tons.
Masonic brothers are perfectin
arrangements for the organizatio
of a lodge in Mountain Home.
will be accomplished about the got
of August, and will start out with
membership of ut least twenty.
A1W. Hagar has resigned u
position Of general manager of II
Mountain Home reservoir compan.
which has been accepted, and Sc
retary Frank II. Hall 10 now ten
porary manager. Mr.. Hall 10
popular gentleman in this cor
iuunity and thoroughly capable
conducting the great enterprise
u finish. and it is hoped that ne mi
be retained as permanent manage
The BULLETIN is indebted 10 in
r. Gilman of Rocky Bar for far
and rich specimen Of gold -bearil
quarts, taken from the Queen
Inc West mine near that place.
was extracted from 4-foot ledge
similar rock, and prospects by no
process remarkably well-comT
tent miners asserting that 1t "
weld at least 800 per ton. Il
queen boys dessrve q big reward
,hair snargv and industry and W