Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1892-06-04
Tee formed here June Sd.

BULLETIN plant to NTH. Home.
Judge and Mrs. Golden returned
home from Boise Monday evening.
Neil SHREDDER still dispenseg fhe
hsstsff ii iaaidis and cigars At Glenn's
Ferry.
The cross-cut for the Gilmore ledge
At the 700-ft level was started last
Thursday morning.
Stockton, at Glenn's Ferry, car
RES an immense stock of goods and
sells at bedrock prices.
Mrs. Edgar Meek came in from
Boise last Monday to remain with
Jolly Ed during the summer.
Mr.. Bacon. who came here to ex
anime the. Bonaparte mine, started
Yesterday on his return East.
Roadmaster jackson ia placing
the roads in his bailiwick in excel
lent shape by hard and attentive
work.
Morris Quinn returnsd Monday
from Horseshoe Bend. with his
family. They occupy the Culp
house.
Peter Schaufel and family de-
parted Monday for Kenosha. Wis
consin, where they expect to per-
manently reside.
Born. at Rocky Bar. June 2, 1892,
tn the wife Of James X. Hartwell a
daughter. Mother and child doing
well and father all smiles.
Pearson e Irwin are eng aged in
bringing water upon some rich
placer ground in gulch just below
the Queen of the West lode.
IT. G. Swanholm is administrator
of the estate of jeff Sheets, and .Ino.
Goodyear. Rufe Turner and Bart
ciiutos have are appraisers of the
same.
Under the management of Mrs.
Ryan the Depot Hotel at Glenn's
Ferry maintains its reputation for
furnishing the best meals along the
o. s. L. railroad.
George crandal, presiding elder
Of Pine Grove, visited the Bar last
Tuesday George has certainly re-
formed. as we heard him utter 'by
gosh" once only while here.
Daniel Harrington. prominent
X. of L. representative, arrived in
this place from Bellevue last Satur-
day, and remained until Tuesday
morning. He was welcomed by
many oid-time friends.
f. David has recently completed
a wheel and pump in the river near
Glenn's Ferry that furnishes his
land With an abundance of water
10 will this season set out large
number of fruit and shade trees
which he has ordered from the Pay
cite nursery.
Stage Superintendent Ream Wis
tied the Bar Thursday. BY his
gentlemaniy bearing he has secured
friends all along the line, which is
already having effect in the in
creased business over the route. He
has removed the eating station from
Lime creek to the head of Wood
creek, and will soon make other BEN
eficial changes.
Married, in Rocky Bar. Idaho,
May 20, 1892, at the residence of
Foley Abbott, by Judge James A.
Nicholson, MIR. Oscar Schraft and
Miss Aggie Clark. During the even.
ing the happy couple were the re-
cipients of serenade by the Rocky
Bar Brass Band. The BULLETIN
joins the many friends of the ne ly
welded pair in wishing them long,
prosperous and happy life.
Good roads are of countless bentit
to any country. There can be no
better investment for the counties
of the State than TO build roads and
bridges wherever public interest de-
mands Il. The property that now
lies waste and profitless would thus
be opened up and made to yield a
revenue to the treasury in the way
oa aAss tHAs WnutA NSl sooh aNPNs
the outlay and that would go on
adding to the wealth of the county.
Let the commissioners give more
attention TO the building of bridges
and repairing roads in Elmore.
Tuck Ethel owns the prettiest
and most valuable ranch, fruit
orchard and vineyard in this sec
ton Of Idaho. Ii is situated about
ID miles from Mountain Home, on
the old overland road. and is indeed
On oasis in the sagebrush plains o.
Snake river valley. There are y
cold, sparkling springs upon the
premises, furnishing an abundance
Of water. besides that afforded by
bennett creek flowing through thu
meadows; all kinds of fruit trees
shade trees, and half-dozen walnut
trees bearing nuts, vineyard. ane
about 300 acres of fine meadow lano
from which he annually cuts owe
-oO tons of hay. Mrs. Mary Doom
SISTER of the venerable owner, super
intends the household affairs, am
oy her industry produces larg
amount of delicious fresh butte
every season for market, beside