Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1894-04-07

stun, and now that he Faaxlng go
much work done ON the Ola Chunk
mine, which Is an extension % the
Monarch. dare say he knows what
he is about. l.. N. +.
Johnny Johnson went to Boise city
Thursday.
Another baseball game tomorrow
afternoon at 3 o'clock.
Work on the Indian creek reser-
voir Is progressing finely.
Born. in Mountain Home, April
3, to the wife of Amador Galindo.
a daughter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Blackwell, Of
Cold Springs creek, were in town
Wednesday.
~All kinds Of eye glasses just
received at Reynolds postotiice
ljewelry store.
adm Hall came IN from Bennett
creek Wednesday and reports every
thing lovely in that section.
The railroad employees have
carried the dav in court at Omaha
and their wages are not reduced.
Capt. VIM. TX. Nye an old and
prominent citizen of Boise, died sud-
denly, in that city on March 30.
Vic Bierbower, the able railroad
attorney, now located in Boise City,
was attending court here during the
past week.
| Will f. Brady, brother Of s. 8.
Brady, arrived here from Tennesree
few days ago and will make this
his permanent home.
~The Famous Wilson specta-
cles--A full and complete line just
received by Reynolds, the Jeweler.
The regular semi-annual court
dance took place Thursday night. II
was largely attended and a remark
ably pleasant affair.
IA turnip weighing % pounds is on
: exhibition at Roscoe Smiths drug
store. IL came from the Whitson
ranch on the Bruneau.
u County Surveyor Rhoades is now
; on Snake river surveying placer
claims. His deputy recently sur
veyed TOWNSHIP for Bruneau.
,, Hugh Flemming a sheep-raiser,
was cowardlv murdered by I'M
: known parties on the I'd inst. al
/, American Falls, while herding hii
!, band of sheep.
Il If President Cleveland and hi
Republican allies are not checked
in their mad career, silver will gel
/ down to 20 cents an ounce in du
D course Of time.
|, W-A large lot Of wheat, oat
: and barley just received and 70
I sale cheap, by J. M. Neil, the Goa
|, and grain dealer and drayman.
The Congregational ladies CAV
an oyster supper at their ehurc
2 Thursday night. which was LIBERAL
!, patronized not only by those VIII
attended the court dance but by al
: our people.
N. B. Merritt, one of tho pul
= chasers Of extensive placer ground
|. near Grand View, arrived her
: Tuesday and took the stage for thi
= place the next day.
q L. A. Underwood's lease of II
Il Turner House having expired, !
! will tonight retire from its maj
a agement, and the dining room wi
e be temporarily closed.
II x Several Mountain Home coupl,
n attended dance Monday night
G. w. s. Calloway's on Warm Sprir
lie creek. They report large atten'
n ance and splendid time.
h Thursday A. B. Clark receiv,
10 $4,000 fruit and nut trees, the grea
NJ err number Of which he will pla
re on his grounds near this place. J
Dc flies on A. b. c. this spring.
u J, T. Bryant came down fro
Little Camas yesterday to meet !
~ sister. Mrs. Tyler, from Mosco
who came in on last nights train
he visit Mr.. Bryant and family.
ee jeff Whitson informs us that
large force of men have commend
:. repairing the "Buckaroo" ditch
=. = Bruneau valley, which was bac
" damaged by the recent floods.
Judge Glenn was up from Glen
90 90 Ferry Yesterday. He says two n
- dwelling houses have recently b.
completed in that place--those
*. Mrs. A Freel and A., l.. Kaiser.
w. A. Reynolds a few days I
received letter from Asses
me Oliver, who. with his wife, went
TO- Canada several weeks ago, in VII