Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1894-09-01

promptly.
Ed Halverson departed for Silver
city yesterday.
Miss Lilly Burnet returned here
last evening from California.
Banker Campbell and wife re-
turned from Salt Lake yesterday.
Geo. Fletcher Sr. and family are
now located at Calistoga, Cal.
AL More and Mr.. Bowes have
gone out on a prospecting trip.
Wool and silver are steadily adj
vancing in prices in the east.
Dan Fitzwater and family have
returned from their visit at Rocky
Bar.
Dan Reber. the Dixie mining
man, was in this place Thursday
evening.
Contractor Tautphaus accompa-
MED Mr.. Stewart to Rocky Bar last
Monday.
Neil, the rustler. this week took
a wagon load of Jackson's peaches
to Boise for sale.
Tuesday Tom O'Daniels started
for the Bar with a large lot Of goods
for Judge Golden.
Mrs. Hill, wife of Captain Geo.
Hill, has returned from her visit to
the National park.
Mr.. and Mrs. Shields will depart
next Tuesday for Tacoma, to be
absent about two weeks.
- Ice cream. soda water, milk
shakes, lemonades, to be fnund al
Neil's Fruit Stand every day.
w. ]. Turner has again COM
menced the manufacture of brick
at his yard near this place.
j. Nj. Goodwin, the able travel.
ing correspondent Of the Salt Lake
Tribune, was in this place Tuesday
Mrs. Madison and Mrs. White
her mother, have been sojourninp
on Bennett mountain all this week
Messrs. Jones. Carpenter, Merritt
] and Austin pulled out for the noun
tains Wednesday in search of big
game only.
F. j. Shields, of the firm of Geo.
s. Rice q Co., will soon commence
the erection Of palatial residence in
this place.
John Van Setback of Rocky Bar
and James Mullany Of Glenn's Fer
nv have each announced that they
want the Rep. nomination for As
SCISSOR.
Eugene Keefer came in from lie
Grand. Oregon, last Saturday, with
his teams, to assist George Crandal
in fulfilling his hauling contract for
the new school house.
Tom Stevenson, one Of our able
and conscientious county dads,
came in Monday TO attend the
Board of Equalization. and returned
to his ranch that night.
Messrs. Tate, Searchfield, Comes
and M. Johnson returned home
from the mountains last Saturday
evening and report having enioyed
lots of sport hunting and fishing.
Superintendent Harry Thompson
and Contractor Tautphaus returned
from Rocky Bar last evening, and
Mr.. Thompson took this mornings
train for Boise, to return Tuesday.
Surveyor Rhoades and DR.. Nieu-
kirk returned from Hunters Re-
treat" on the South Boise river, and
Mr.. r. presented the BULLETIN
with two speckled trout, the largest
of which weighed six pounds.
Jack Hi has returned TO his
mining locations, in what is known
as the Lost mine country" in Owy-
hee. He has obtained good pros
poets and will devote several
months to developing his claims.
Commissioner Manion was de-
tanned here Tuesday by sickness,
and when he departed for his home
he was not a well man. We trust
however, that he reached his ranch
feeling as sound and robust as ever.
Bill Scarchfield asserts publicly
that he is weary of receiving" Irish
dividends from his investment with
the 16, for the purpose of running a
red-hot Rep. sheet, and offers 10
trade his paid up shares for an old
hat.
Walter Schroff, the telephone
manager, came here Thursday from
Boise and contracted with Gray
Brothers for the removal of the wire
that extends from this place To
Rocky Bar from the poles and for It's
delivery at the Min Home depot.
Charley Flynn of Pine Grove,
comes out to-day as candidate for
the nomination for Commissioner
on the Democratic ticket. He is an
old and respected citizen Of that
district, is a Democrat of Dick
Bland stripe and if nominated
would make q splendid race for
that responsible position.
The dead body of chinese sheep
herder, who was working for Evans
RIos.. was found nm Casfla croak a