Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1894-03-10

o new church tomorrow at IL NJ.
John Mitchell. Che Brunea,
merchant, spent last Sunday in thil
place.
Mrs. WIN. Haniey, we are glad
to say. is recovering from her re,
cent illness.
Ex-Sherif John McCabe, of owy.
bee, spent several days in Mountain
Home this week.
j. W. Monday, an experienced
musician, has concluded to locate
in Mountain Home.
Johnny Wilkins is again ON one
OF his semi-monthly visits to Min
Home, from Bruneau.
Rev. u Spencer took the west
bound train Sunday, ON business
trip to South America.
Mrs. Payne has been confined To
her room for several days, caused
by a severe attack of la grippe.
Fred Wright and wife retured
here from Bruneau Thursday and
departed for Ogden that evening.
A gentleman named Lucas, of
Caldwell, will soon open harness
and saddlery shop in this town.
The case of Eimore and Logan
counties against Alturas county, for
settlement, was set for hearing In
the Supreme Court yesterday.
The wife and son of Judge Stout
and Mrs. Wallace and two daugh-
ters, from Alkali Grove, were visit
ing Mrs. Bearby in this place for
several days during the past week.
@Grand opening and display
of millinery goods. MONDAY, March
~, at Mrs. G. w. Burns residence,
by Mrs. Orebaugh and Mrs. Burns.
Ladies, attend, and see the lovely
new hats just arrived from the east.
The Merritts, who recently pur-
chased valuable placer ground near
Dorsey's Ferry, which we noted last
week, will soon put several Bucyrus
gold saving machines at work on
their claims. 1t is evident there
will be lively times in that vicinity
this summer.
Sheriff Gray recently visited
Dixie mining district and informs
us that four miners are employed
in the Eddie mine and that they
are taking out ore that will. at its
lowest estimate, mill $50 per ton.
The ledge ia about 8 IL n. wide
and they already have 80 tons on
the dump. So soon as the roads
will permit Of hauling this ore will
be taken TO the mill for crushing.
Assessor c. p. Oliver and wife
departed Wednesday evening for
Canada, to be absent about six
weeks. Mr.. divers aged mother,
he was informed by telegraph, was
lying dangerously i'll but he hopes
to reach her bedside before her
demise. The BULLETIN sincerely
trusts that the condition of Mr..
divers mother was not 80 serious
as reported; that she may recover
entirely and that Charlie and his
wife may have a more joyous visit
than they anticipated when they
boarded the cars here.
Samuel III. Lawrence and Henry
Neegan, two successful placer min
ers. came up from Grand View last
Thursday on business trip. They
each have recently sold some valu-
able mining ground situated on the
Gilmore side of Snake river, and got
the ''spondulicks," but they still
own many acres of good placer
ground in the vicinity of Grand
View and for which they are now
negotiating a sale with bright pros
poets of success. Mr.. Lawrence.
like all good Democrats and free
silver men should do. dropped three
big silver dollars into the BULLETIN
slot and ordered it sent to his ad-
dress. Since putting the above in
type Mr.. Neegan also dropped in
and had his name entered on the
Old Reliable's roll of honor for one
year.
Joe Helfrich brings over from
Bruneau valley the following good
one, and gives Sam Wilkins as au-
thoritv for its truthfuinees: Until
recently Bruneau has never had a
resident pysician or q preacher Of
the gospel. Now those good people
can boast of both. One resides in
the lower valley and the other in
upper end. A few days ago these
gentlemen met for the first time.
They chatted a few moments and
learned each others profession.
'sAh, sir, you are the new doctor in
the lower valley2" said the man of
God; 81 am delighted 10 meet you.
sir; / am told there has been an
unusual amount Of sickness In your
section since you located there"
"And l." replied the NJ. d., "learn
that there has been a great deal Of
cattle-stealing done in the upper
valley since you settled there. Good
day, SIR" And ID appears that both
gentlemen were correct in their as
sertions--but that they are parties
to these calamities is not credited