Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1892-05-14
More new goods at Golden's-ar
rived Friday.

rived Friday.
Thursday was the first stormles
day for over q month.
Robt. Chattin Of Mt. Home vi,
tied Rocky Bar Monday.
Henry Swanbolm and Jim Stew
art returned from the county sea
Monday.
z. C. Koch returned Thursda,
from attendance ut the Republican
State Convention.
Geo. Fletcher jr. and e. C. Town
came in Monday by private convey
ance from Mt. Home.
Foster Silva and Bob Chatti,
were passengers Tuesday on Sulla
ways outgoing stage.
Judge Geo. d. Golden has beer
appointed by the Governor a Notar,
Public for Rocky Bar.
Mrs. Jones Of. Park City arrived
here Sunday, on visit to her daueh.
ter, Mrs. joe. sullaway.
Sam Blackwell and Miss Glars
Ethel, both of Gilmore, were re-
Gently married at Boise City.
Ed Bonning has tapped Reeser's
water main and nov has running
water at the door of his residence.
Mrs. w. r. Rathbun was seriously
Ill last Saturday, but we are glad to
hear that she has almost entirely
recovered.
Charlie LANCE. VIM. Davis, John
Goodyear and Mr.. Turner came in
Sunday, and all proceed to Atlanta
the next day.
The date for holding the Repub-
lican State nominating convention
at Moscow has been changed from
September 8 to August Is.
James Smith has gone to Atlanta
70 assist in putting the Buffalo hoist
ing machinery in proper condition
for renewing operations in that
mine.
James Hartwell and wife have
returned here from Red Warrior.
and are welcomed back by all. They
occupy the house just above Paype's
dwelling.
IIne.e Dick Tregaskis started for
Boise Monday with his team, ex-
pecting to return by next Wednes-
day with wagon load Of family
supplies.
Miss Oracle, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. g. w. Jackson. who has been
attending school in Missouri during
the past winter, is expected to re-
turn here in few days.
John Van Setback and family
removed to SAVERS ranch Wednes- |
day, and on the same day John |
Malmburg and family returned 10 |
their ranch on the South Boise.
After visiting relatives and friends |
in Texas all winter, Mrs. Ehrgood |
and daughter returned to Rocky
Bar last Wednesday, and in conse-
quence Brother Daniel wears q broad
smile.
Notwithstanding his many un-
fortunate Ito him) efforts to assist
pretended friends, Geo. ID. Golden's
sonrse 10 onward and upward. As
an honorable, upright merchant and
liberal citizen il is difficult to find
his peer. His business has increased
" late 80 rapidly that his present
quarters are inadequate for its de-
hands. Therefore he has purchased
fletcher's large storehouse. next
loor, and will shortly remove his ex-
ensive line of goods and the post
flee into that building, where he
nd his major domo--Ed. Stearns-
rill greet you in their accustomed
ourteous manner.
Charles LANCE. superintendent of
he Buffalo mine and mill, Atlanta,
aving got through his duties as q .
curt juror, has returned to his post !
nd is now busily engaged with a !
,rce Of men arranging to reopen
his once famous gold and silver
roducer. Five hundred feet of
later will first have to be hoisted
rom the shaft and various cham
ers, drifts and Slopes. and as these \
forks have been inundated for over '
ight years it is difficult to surmise
what condition they may be
,und. But Mr.. Lange will be equal
the emergency, and will place the h
line il. good working shape at as $
arly date as possible. /,
Last Saturday morning one of d
eter Schofel's little boys made v
cry narrow escape from drowning. h
10 attempted TO cross on foot (.
ridge that spans Bear creek, near q
leir residence above the fillmore
ill, but lost his balance and, with !,
scream, fell into the surging wa \
RS below. Mrs. Schufel heard his Il
'ream and ran TO the creek in time I,
ily 10 zee the body of her little Fl
arling fast disappearing down the
ream. She Immediately returned );
the house and awoke Mr.. schofel :,
yho works at night and he. of =
'urse. lost no time in going to the +,
scue of his little boy. Fortunately :,
70 body had lodged upon some -
-iftwood with aha haad ahova WA