Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1893-09-16
Silver yesterday, 73f.

Geo. ID. Bell is adding three new
rooms to his dwelling house.
John Noble, of Owyhee, was a Wis
itor here Wednesday and Thursday.
VIM. Evans, an extensive sheep
raiser in owyhee, was here yester-
day.
Mrs. Inez Hays and Fred Whit
ney were married at Soldier q few
days ago.
DR.. Silva was called to Bruneau
Friday to attend Mrs. A. Portlock,
who was reported seriously i'll.
Sheriff Jim Gray returned home
Wednesday evening from visit to
Pine Grove and other points in the
mountains.
J. ID Rudisill arrived from the
mountains Wednesday just in time
to get caught on a jury in Justice
Sprague's court
Married, in Mountain Home,
Sept. II, by Judge J. T. Sprague,
A. I. Hollubar and Miss 7.
Talmky, recently from New York.
DIR. and Mrs. Silva and A. L.
Walcott will next Monday depart
for Chicago, and their departure
will be regretted by numerous good
friends here.
The owners of the mine at Dixie
have about 40 tons of good ore on
their dump which they will soon re-
duce at the new quartz mill in that
camp.
John Silverton recently had
crushed at the Pine Grove mill
few tons of ore from his prospect on
Sloan gulch which yielded remark
ably good pay.
Tuck Ethel has been on the sick
list this week, and though age
is against him, DIR. Smith in
forms us that his case is not of
very serious nature.
Miss Gertrude Hiland, Mrs. j.
b. Loring of Mountain Home, and
j. ii. Andreas and NJ. jacobson of
Pine Grove were registered at the
Worlds Fair on the 8th.
Banker Campbell is daily in re-
ceipt of letter from eastern banking
houses to the effect that the finan-
cial skies are Frightening and that
better times are slowly approaching.
Milt. Reynolds tells you in an
other column that he is ready to do
good painting and paper hanging.
tie is reliable young man in every
particular and is deserving of sue
cess.
Frank AXE departed east on
Wednesday evenings train. He
joined 7. Hutchins at shoshone,
where he and Hutch. loaded about
20 cars with cattle for the Omaha
market.
Grandma Daniels came down
from her son Marion's ranch few
days ago and is visiting with the
Reynolds. This aged and beloved
lady, though now unable TO walk,
is otherwise active and cheerful,
and it is the sincere wish of all that
she may yet regain her wonted
health.
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A man named Allen, who be-
came insane on the train between
this point and Portland, Oregon,
was put off here Tuesday and placed
in custody of the Sheriff. He is
still under the care Of the Sheriff.
and the proper officials being I'M
able TO decide what course to pur-
chase in relation to his case, have
written to the ACKNOWLEDGEMENT for
instructions. Allen had q through
ticket to St. Louis.
Mrs. Gray. wife of Deputy Sher-
if Ben Gray, arrived here from
Haley Tuesday last. Mr.. and
Mrs. Gray were that evening guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. Howeth and a
number of their friends called to
pay their respects and offer congrat-
ulations, and they were superbly
entertained. The BULLETIN joins
the numerous friends of the Grays
t in extending to Mrs. Ben Gray a
hearty welcome to Mountain Home
/ Mr.. and Mrs. Gray are now oecn-
plying the dwelling recently vacated
/ by the family of ]. ottenheimer.