Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1893-01-07
SATURDAY, Jan. Z, 1898.

Get ready for the great Masquer-
ade party.
Sam Brady is again with us from
the Ferry-this time to stay.
Miss Ida Fitzwater returned home
Wednesday from a visit at Boise.
Andy Griffin has been quite sick
recently but is now improving
Mrs. Mary Doom from Ethell's
ranch, was visitor here Wednes-
day.
Coroner l.. NJ. May came up from
the Ferry Monday and took his oath
of office.
You can now register letter for
3 cents, reduction Of 9 cents on
each registered letter.
Mute Nichols, prosperous South
Boise rancher, visited the county
seat Sunday and Monday
Nyron Lester came down from
Pine Grove Wednesday and pro-
ceeded To- Boise city the next dav.
VIM. Clifford, a steady and indus
frious young man, came in on
Thursdays stage from South Boise
river valley.
Mr.. Portlock. a prominent farmer
snd sheep-raiser of Bruneau valley,
was here Wednesday to attend the
Masonic lodge.
AIRS. Mute Nichols, after visiting
here with friends a short time, re-
turned Wednesday to her home on
South Boise river.
Sam Blackwell and wife came in
from Cod Spring creek Wednesday
TO attend the marriage Of Miss Boyer
and Mr.. Courtney.
Married, at the Turner House.
Mountain Home, January 4, 1893,
by Rev. II. NJ. Burr, Cyrus w.
Courtney and Miss Jessie Boyer.
j. ii. Van Setback has filed in
the Probate Court a petition for let
tiers of administration upon the es-
tate of Charles SAVERS, deceased.
The unwelcomed news comes
from Rocky Bar that work has
suspended in the Gilmore, the
Vishnu and the Mountain Goat
mines.
Erb Howeth has been appointed
jailer and deputy by Sheriff
Gray. Mr. Gray was fortunate in
the selection Of Mr.. Howeth for the
responsible position.
VIM. Billings and several others
of this place visited the reputed
diamond fields in Owyhee county
D short time ago, and since their
return here they seem inclined to
ignore diamond talk"
At DR. Silva's drug store may be
seen a half dollar, one of the World s
fair souvenirs sent to A. l.. Wolcott
by a friend in Chicago. 1t is the
first of $4,000 and the only issue
bearing the figures 1892.
Ed. Hulburd, chairman, and ii
G.. Madison, secretary, have called
a meeting Of the Gilmore Republican
Central Committee, to be held at
Mountain Home, January II.
SHiLoHs VITALIzER il what you
need for Dyspepsia, Torpid Liver, Vel.
low Skin or Kidney trouble. II is
guaranteed To give You satisfaction,
Price Toe Sold dy DIR. Bearhy.
Some Iow-down scoundrel robbed
August Kunnecke's cellar one night
last week of about a half ton oil
potatoes and other winter supplies.
We pity the thief should August
ever get his clutches upon him.
Ben GRAY, brother of Sheriff Jim
Gray, arrived here from Wood river
n few DAYS ago and will make this
place his permanent home. Ben is
n popular, steady, industrious young
man, and the BULLETIN extends To
him hearty welcome to our town
Corker, in his great disappoint-
ment and chagrin at loosing the
Lucrative" position of Commission
or, il, we are creditably informed
circulating some very naughty accu
stations against ex-Commissionel
Blackwell, but fortunately not one
of Sans friends will credit the IN
grateful assertions.
Mrs. +. G. Helfrich and Miss Liz
zie Fitzwater entertained a numbel
of their young friends Saturday
AT the residence of Daniel Fitzwater
Progressive whist was INDUCED in
at which Frank McNilliams receiv
ed the first prize and L. NJ. Wo.f'
torralled the BOBBY prize. Othel
games of amusement and a dainty
lunch followed. aud, ms one Of tn
party expressed it, the pieaure.
of that evening are simply mex
pressible."