Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1892-07-24
Mountain parties are now the OF
der Of the day. v

Mountain parties are now the or
der Of the day. V
Mrs. McKim visited Boise city
during the past week.
J. NJ. johnson, the wool-buyer and
rheep-raiser, went to Portland last
Tuesday.
Geo. Fletcher, Sr., and family
have gone to the mountains along
the South Boise.
John Mitchell went to Boise by
private conveyance last Monday,
and returned home Thursday.
Col. Fred Majors came in from
Blackman's ranch Tuesday lust TO
sec how Democracy was flourish
ing"
Brady is still on top lie was
out of ''posish" just "a hours when
ne received notice of his reinstate-
ment as section boss.
Sullaway & Johnson have, for the
present, discontinued their stage
and fast-freight line between Noun
tain Home and Rocky Bar.
Members of the Congregational
church will give a musical and lit
erary entertainment, with refresh
rnents, next Thursday evening, the
2Sth. Admission, % cents.
Andin Hall and wife and Mrs.
L. NJ Burns came in from Bennett
creek Sunday, and Mrs. Burns took
the tram on her return home to
E,oise city.
Will Reynolds receives from three
10 six carloads Of lumber each week
vet it does not seem to accumulate
in the yard. He supplies large
scope of surrounding country.
A w. Hagar came up from the
Snake last Sunday, whene he and
others are constructing wheels with
the view of raising water for placer
shining purposes-and he is conf
dent of success.
After visiting the Capital city
AND taking a plunge at the natato-
riam and cutting up many other
capers, Henry SwaDholm of the Bar
returned to his mountain home last
Tuesday.
The friends of DR.. W. F. Smith
are endeavoring to persuade him TO
stand for the Democratic nomina-
ton for State Senator. We like to
hear the names of such good and
competent men mentioned for lcgis-
lative positions.
T. Hutchins came in Thursday
from Big Camas and reports his
cattle in splendid condition. On
politics clutch" thinks that with a
ticket composed Of good men the
Democracy will have walkover in
Gilmore this fall-but they must be
good in every sense Of the word.
Miss Carrie Baxter, daughter Of
Captain James Baxter Of Boise who
had been visiting her slater, Mrs. &
v. Smith, at Rocky Bar, came
down on Mondays stage. After
being the guest Of Miss Mabel
Payne for short time this amiable
and accomplished young lady tool
bas departure for home on Wcdnes
days train.
Candidates for Office are begin
ming to announce themselves, thai
their friends may know they are il
the field and not commit themselve
TO the support of another candidate
Tor the same position. Rumor men
tions n number of names for differ
cnt positions, but the principal
seem to be laying low, waiting 70
developments. They will crawl on
after a while, perhaps TO find tL
field occupied.
County Treasurer VIII Reynold
had a close call last Monday an
came near climbing tho golde
stairs-the route only good pcopl
take when they pass in their check
Ut tho game Of life. While assis
Ing at unloading lumber in hi
Yards the horses became rastlcs
and backed the heavy load. tatel
ing Mr.. Rcynald's head betweo
the lumber in the wagon and4a larg
stationary pile and severely crusl
ing il. Fortunately the lumber
the shed was planned, which cause
it 10 more easily slide, and thcreb
save lis life. However, Mr.. Re,
neLl's head was badly bruised an
L.. $50 - . .;,,,n -n4.1 a-pl anDepl 90