Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1894-12-08

The following budget of news
from the Riverside town did not
reach us in time to appear in last
weeks issue:
GLENS's FERRY, Nov. 80.
After a months silence your cor
respondent takes up his Faber to
write another chapter for the Bull
LErIN of the "book of chronicles"
fss Glenn's Ferry.
Now it came to pass that in the
DAYS that William of the manifold
aliases and surnamed Mcconnell,
ruled over the people of Idaho, and
since the gathering of the tribes and
the multitude at the polls on the
9Th dav Of the 18th month, all these
events occurred as set forth.
The piping for the aquedact Of
/. A. Herron's reservoir has reached
the town and ia now being laid
wherever the nature of the ground
will not permit the construction OF
n ditch over IL. In q few weeks a
good never-failing water supply will
be one of the features of the town.
Tn addition to this industry, Mr..
Heron has fitted up his large and
commodious hall in his stone build
ing into a good opera house. The
hall is now furnished with an ex-
cellent stage and an elegant set OF
scenery, with chairs in rows from
front to rear, making it the best
equipped theatrical hall from Po-
catello to Boise city.
Among other events that occur
red in the early part Of the month
was the marriage Of Mr.. Richard j.
Walsh and Miss Rosa Z. Wheatley
The groom is one of the pioneer set
tiers Of the town, coming here when
the first house MAS built and re-
manning ever since, and il one oil
the most popular engineers on the
Short Line. The bride is the center
of large circle of friends. Rev,
Father Thomas piloted the couple
over the gulfof single wretchedness,
landing them on the pleasant shore
of matrimony. The worthy couple
have take,. up their residence here.
May their troubles hereafter BE-
little ones" only.
New arrivals, without clothing
are among the features in the course
Of events. During the past two
weeks brand new track-walker ar
rived at section foreman Rails
house at King Hill. Later on Der
Brandteur. machinist in the round
house, had an arrival in his domi
cile Of q strong young boy, as |
helper, and in the early part Of thil
week bright young brakeman ar
rived ut conductor Doolittls's Queer
Anne mansion, announcing his in
tention of coming to stay. In eacl
case mother and baby doing we'll.
Geo. F. Mahoney was here to-da,
from the shiretown, rustling insur
ance policies.
Joe Belts is on the sick list witt
q severe attack OF pneumonia. Their
are also a few cases Of scarlatina il
town.
| Rudolph Larsen and J. r. Camp
bell are here from the Nyssa bridge
spending few days.
| Engineer John K. Allen is bacl
from Anaconda, Mont, but talks {
seeking a cline where the dictul
of the scab-director Is UNDECIDED an
the sway Of the Pullmans and Ii
Beattys availeth not.
A literary and dramatic club an
an old settlers union are talked
as coming into existence in the ne.
future.
Il Bob Chattin was among US Tue
day, going back 20 his sheep cam
. that evening.
The literary entertainment be
in Herron's opera house, by the p
pills Of our public school for Il
benefit Of the library, was tho
|. ough sucuess - pleasant event
: we'll ~ o financial master. ~
opera house was crowded by q
0 appreciaiive parents and patrons