Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1893-01-21
SATURDAY, Jan. 81, 1893.

n great eucCcsb-tIlc DoH-aHll
Dramatic Club:
w. III. Dial and wife returned
from Boise Wednesday.
Sheriff GRAY has appointed G. F..
Mahoney deputy sheriff.
John GOODYEAR of Atlanta extend
ed his trip TO Boise last Tuesday.
Commissioner Van Setback re-
turned TO Rocky Bar Tuesday last.
Sheriff Gray started for Atlanta
Tuesday Morning, on official bust
ness.
Mrs. ]. T. Gilman came down
from Rocky Bar by Wednesdays
stage.
Judge Golden, of Rocky Bar,
took run over TO Portland last
Tuesday.
The youngest child Of C. III. Rine-
hart has been very sick for a week
or more.
Notwithstanding it is mid-winter,
Reynolds & Shaw are daily dispos-
ing of large lots Of lumber.
Charlie Grim took spin over to
Boise few DAYS ago TO see how the
Solons conducted Idaho's parlia-
ment.
Chas. Finlayson, now of Owyhee,
was shaking hands with old friends
here during the forepart of the past
week.
Rev. ]. S. Jennings will hold
divine services at the Episoop
church tomorrow morning and
evening.
The new school room was occu-
pied Tuesday by Miss Mabel Payne,
teacher of the intermediate depart
ment, with SO scholars.
Mrs. Catalan, of Boise, who has
been visiting here with her daugh-
ter, Mrs. w. c. Wickersham, re-
turned home yesterday.
Bright little Mabel, daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. j. r. Shields, was
quite i'll for several days this week,
but she is now convalescing.
Manuel Comes has a novel cigar
cutter and dice-thrower combined
at his Miners Exchange. Go in
ard give the dice flip for a good
Habana.
The BULLETIN regrets very much
TO hear of the death of the youngest
child of Mr.. and Mrs. AL. Stedman
which occurred at Rocky Bar on
the 18th instant.
C. L. Wing, manager for the 0wy-
hee Land and Irrigation CO., came
up from Grand View Tuesday. He
reports the Bruneau dam completed
and other work progressing finely.
Adm Hall, the well known Ben
nett creek etockraiser and rancher
has purchased w. r. Burns ranch
on Cold Spring creek, paying there
for the sum of $500.
J. RI. Rinehart. of Summerville
Oregon. uncle Of C. H. Rinehart oil
this place and an extensive flour
manufacturer, was a visitor here
during the past week.
Friends Of the BuLLErIN are
earnestly requested to send in all
matters of local interest occurring in
their several localities. We desire
TO get all the news possible.
Prof. Daniels. of Boise, was here
Monday to look after a plaster
for $500 he held upon the destroyed
Range and Valley building He
returned home Tuesday.
C. r. Shaw, from Caldwell, was
q welcomed visitor here Sunday
and Monday. Mr.. Shaw had in his
possession several beautiful opal
specimens taken from the newly
discovered opal mines near Cald
well.
Ben Gray is now holding the
ribbons on the stage line between
this place and Rocky Bar. Ben is
very capable and intelligent
young man and we hope soon Il
ace him OCCUPYING more pleasant
and lucrative position.
Frank Hall and E. c. Currey
went out To the Indian creek reser
voir works last Monday and re
turned Tuesday. Mr. Hall inform,
us that there is a settlement of sew
eral hundred people there, includ
ing a number Of families; tina. /
large force of teams and laborers i,
now employed, and that the dan
viii be completed before the frs
day Of February Several saloons
arc in operation there. The reser
voir is just across the line in Ada
county.