Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1892-07-03


Attention is called to the pro-
fessional card of VIM. II. Dial, ESQ.
John wilkins, prominent horse
raiser Of Bruneau, was in town
Monday.
Rev. Father vanDcrdonct of
Boise visited Mountain Home during
the past week.
DR.. Bearby departed yesterday
for Shoshone Falls, where she will
spend the Fourth.
Henry Swanholm returned here
Sunday from a visit TO Mayfield
and proceeded to Rocky Bar on
Monday.
Attorney Howie and wife, Mr.. and
Mrs. DeHaven and probably others
of this town purpose visiting Sho-
shone Falls on the Fourth.
Manager Christie and Superin-
tendent Ream of the Idaho Stage
Company, and Hon. Green White
departed for Rocky Bar Wednesday
morning.
Billy Reynolds is daily disposing
of large quantities of lumber. four
wagon loads of which was recently
sent to II Range, in Owyhee, at
least 100 mics distant.
Mrs. Clark, wife of A. b. Clark,
arrived here Wednesday from
Chicago, accompanied by nephew,
and in consequence A. b. is as
happy as the happy can be.
Geo. w. Fletcher, jr.. since dis
posing Of his mercantile interests
hare. has purchased about $500
head of sheep from Capt. Geo. w.
Hill. and will devote his attention
TO sheep-raising.
G. G. Roberts. wool buyer from
The Dalls, Or, and family are visit
ing with Geo. w. Fletcher, jr., and
wife in this place. Mr.. Roberts
little daughter has been seriously
i'll with typhoid fever for some time,
but is now on the road TO recovery.
The strawberry and ice cream
festival given by the ladies of tho
Episcopal church Friday night was
a social and financial success.
From 8 o'clock to a late hour the
hall was crowded with ladies, gen
tleman and children, all anxious to
aid in the good cause for which the
festival was held.
Senator Green White of Rocky
Bar, we understand, desires To
succeed himself as State Senator
from Elmose county. During the
last legislature Mr.. White iabored
assiduously for the interests of the
people of his county and of the
State, and the Elmore Democracy
might go further and fare worse by
not returning him to the upper
house Of the Idaho Legislature.
George Bell few days ago went
out to Lake Gilmore to catch a mess
of trout. He says there are bush
els of dead specklcd beauties lying
in the shallow water running be
tween the Canyon creek canal and
the lake, and he thinks that in at
tempting TO leave the lake and re-
turning TO the mountains the fish
were killed in the shallow, hot
water-rendered SO by the extreme
heat of the past week.
All the old customers Of Fletcher
d Fletcher will be gratified TO learr
that Messrs. Geo. s. Rice x Co.
their successors, have retained tn,
services of VIM. T. Montgomery a,
one of their statesmen. He will tax,
a short layoff, however, during
which time he will visit his sheer
ranges, and then return 60 th'
pheasant task of serving in hi
usual corteous manner the larg'
and growing list of customers o
tieo. s. Rice & Co.
]. w. Bailey, the Democratic war
horse and Mayor Of Little Camas
visited Mountain Home Sunday
evening. He represents 1ittl
Camas in a flourishing condition
and says that there is quite a min
Ing excitement in his section caused
by the recent discovery OF very ricl
gold and silver quartz rock in tn
mountains between his place ane
the South Boise river. About 2
valuable locations have already
been made there.
c. III. Wing, manager of tn
Snake River Ditch Company, cam
ND from Grand View ON Monday
The foundation for the big dar
across the Bruneau river Is com
pleted, and while here Mr.. Win
received letter from w. V. Phillips
Lrasident of the company, in whic
he stated that he would arrive a
l;rand View about the first OF July
prepared TO let contracts and I
push the work rapidly 10 compl'
lion. Mr.. Phillips add his con
pany possess grit that merits an
will receive just reward.