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Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1894-04-21


Johnnie Hclirich Is suffering from a
severe sore throat.
w. II. Dali will depart for Silver
City this morning.
Mr.. Lincoln of Duck valley il Wis.
itor in Mt'n Home.
Geo. Bell has gone TO Neil dis
trict on prospecting trip.
John Bryant and Robert Griffith
came in from Little Camas yesterday.
State Supt. Of Public instruction,
Lower was in this place Thursday.
~ Carpe nier Gard is building a large
and sub stantial refriA orator for Bob
Burns u eat market.
Z Mike Hyde shipped three car
loads of beef cattle for Omaha
Thursday morning.
II. NJ. Hughes. the popular whole
sale liquor merchant of Boise, was
in Mountaii Home yesterday.
Hilary Madison last evening received
from Portland beautiful 81. Bernard
pup, which he prizes very highly.
Helirich & Miller's new cold-storaee
house is completed and already filed
with Anheuser-B uche aud Becker
beer, for sale.
"Pap" Reynolds has been engaged
this week at his Canyon creek ranch,
and his little grandson refused 10 be
eomfoFted during his absence.
Dan McGinness, the noted cattle
raiser, was visitor here Thursday.
We regret to learn from him that
the health of Mrs. McGinness is
just now very poor.
4-Wm. Brashar and wife are here
from DE Lamar. on a visit To Jake
Ottenheimer and wife. Mrs. Bras.
har is sister to Mrs. 0ttenheimer.
They LETT for Ketchum last night.
Jefi Harris Of this place and
Wilson Of Bruneau, will run foot
race at the baseball grounds To-
morrow morning about II o'clock
for 800 n side.
Dr. Smlth mas very properly With
drawn his name from the protest
against the Commissioners drawing
their legal pay for services. II i
not likely the protest will receive
recognition in court.
Mrs. G. Fl Rinehart and children
departed Thursda.y~ morning in
company with Mr.. and Mrs. iona.
than Stantield ard Mrs. Chapman
for Three Creek, where she will visi
for several weeks. Charlie already
appears very lonesome.
Joe Helfrich now belongs to tn,
limping club. He was playing car
penter n few DAYS. ago and let q
heavy timber fall upon his foot
smashing his big toe as fiat ms ON
OF Manuel Comes new aluminium
checks. But Joe has good grit am
Is on duty as usual.
DR.. Prices Cream Baking Powder
Worlds Fair Highest Medal and Diploma.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1894-04-21


I. Mcmillan Of Mayfield was in
this place a few days ago.
John Van and George Clark took
the stage this morning for Rocky
Bar.
Tom Kitto, an experienced miner
Of Rocky Bar, is on visit to Noun
tain Home.
Shainwaid Bros, are repairing
their wal ehonse platform for the re-
ception Of wool.
Postmaster Lewis and VIM. BEN
ham of Hot Spring made the Bull
LETIS pleasant call Wednesday.
A pleasant dance was had i'm the
Odd Fellows hall Wednesday night
gotten up, we understand, by
Prof. Charlie Howeth.
Fred Epstein, of Shainwald Bros.
Co., has been here this week, giving
Manager Smart an opportunity to
catch his windn once more.
Smart has built up a splendid trade
here.
I'D. w. Fitzwater entertained a
number of old-time Rocky Bar
friends at q splendid dinner last
Sunday. "reminiscences of the
flush times at the Bar were in order
on this occasion and strictly carried
out to the qualification of all.
Harry Thompson was welcomed
back Lere last Sunday from Scot
land. Mr.. Thompson is manager
of the placer and quartz mines pur-
chased last fall at Rocky Bar by q
Scotch syndicate. and as soon as
the roads will permit the hauling OF
supplies he will proceed to the Bar
and commence active mining opera
tions. lie is an old.time resident
of that place, an experienced miner,
and will not fail to do his duty for
the gentlemen who have placed him
at the head Of their great enterprise.
| c. b. Farady, an intelligent and
energetic business man, who has
been conducting a store at Three
Creek, was here Thursday and
made the BULLETIN a pleasant call.
Mr.. Farady is here for the purpose
of purchasing and taking 10 the new
placer diggings on the west fork d
the Bruneau river large stock o.
miners supplies. Rich god mine:
have recently been discovered there
and as they have plenty Of water
and timber in the immediate viuini
ty, they anticipate prosperous times
this summer. A postoifice to b
called Enright will soon be estab
lished al that place. These mines
are about 100 miles west OF Noun
tain Home, but this Is their mos
convenient point for trade.
John Persell made a narrow es
cape from drowning last sunda.
while attempting 10 cross the Bru
menu river ut Hot Spring on horse
hatk. His horse suddenly stcppe.
into deep place, going down hea'
and ears, and it is supposed TIM
when his head emerged from III
water he forcihly threw it up, strik
ing his rider upon the forehead
knocking him into the river. Nj
Persell was carried down the strear
about 300 yards, where fertunatel
his body was thrown by the swiI
current upon sana bar. where h
was found by friends half an hou
after .he accident ia q senseles
condition. He was dragged ashor'
restaratives applied aud in shoI
e time John was himself again, an
! much tickled ut his escape from
waiery grave.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1894-04-21

60 Eye Notwithstanding
new and just what you need, at
Reynolds jewelry store.
For downright, barefaoel, masta-
DOMAIN lying the average Repuh-
liean newspaper and Republican
official take the cake, the bake
oven, building and even the deliv.
cry wagon.
Major Cavanah, who In one Of the
State directors Of the Insane ASYLUM
visited Rlaekfoot recently, He says
the building, with all modern i'm
provements, is now completed ane
can accommodate 400 patients
There are now Ill unfortnnates ii
the ASYLUM. The Major speaks ii
highest praise of DR.. Givens, tn
superintendent, who is one Of III
best physicians on this coast,
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1894-04-21


the Bruneau river, about 100 miles
from this place. They came for
their summer supplies. Mr.. Taylor
is an old stock raiser OF that section
and has lately turned his attention
TO placer mining. lie SAYS there
are good gold mines over there and
are extensive. and that prospectors
arc arriving daily. lie predicts
that camp Enright will contain 5Ou
miners this summer
Frank Roland, who was convicted
last fall and sentenced by Judge
Stockslager to Jail for six months
for petty larceny. was released
Wednesday by writ Of hahea,
! corpus by reason Of defects in tn
7 wording of the court minutes
LAWYER Will II. Dial, whose sym
pathies for the young fellow wer,
: aroused hy the fact Of the reccn
. death Of the culprit's mother an,
: his penitent mood. took the matte
: in hand and secured his release an,
also was the promoter of mov
c which resulted in the raising {
!, sufficient funds to enable him TO &
i 10 his relatives. This experienc
! Of young Roland should have q II
d lutary, effect upon him and caus
i him 10 lead better life, which b
il faithfully promises to do. Itshoul
II also he solemn warning to ii
le youth If the land 10 avoid evil 4
IL sociaies and abstain from the fir
degrading ,ainve il life.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1894-04-21

All persons indebted to me mus
settle their accounts Immediately ii
order. TO save costs Of suit.
WM. III. holland.
NTH Home. Arril 10. 1891.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1894-04-21

M ! lCl--

In order 10 ave costs ii suit. MI
persons indebted TO the late firm ot
Hntehlns 4 kunneeke. for meais.
must settle their bills immediately.
q. H. HvrcaiNs.
Alfn Home, April Il. 1894.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1894-04-21

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