Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1894-08-11


| John Kincaid has gone to Pine
Grove.
Sheriff Gray went to Pine Grove
Thursday.
Regular Masonic meeting next
Wednesday evening.
Bob Maize came in last evening
from visit TO Grand View.
| ]. ]. Mcdonald, contractor, went
TO Rocky Bar this morning.
Grandma johnson was reported
somewhat better last evening.
Frank Lester and Assessor Oliver
returned from Boise last night.
/ Mrs. Cruttenden. arrived here
from Washington last evening.
Will Montgomery has gone over
to his sheep range in Owyhee.
/ If you have . valuable dog, chain
him mp, for the dog poisoner IL at
work.
/ Mary. daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
T. Hutchins, was quite sick yes
terday.
Bob Burns went to Neal TO look
after his mining and political inter
terests and returned last night.
Commodore jackson, one Of the
Hidden Treasure bonanza kirgs at
Neal, was . visitor here Monday.
George Crandal has the contract
for hauling the brick for the new
school house, At TIC per thousand.
The railroad shops at Shoshone
are soon to be permanently closed,
throwing 70 men out Of employment.
Jack Hill. John Helfrich. Otto
Simon and John Billings pulled ont
Friday for Little Camas on a pleas
ure trip.
~ Ice cream, soda water, milk
shakes, lemonades, 20 be found at
Neil's Fruit Stand every day.
The voters Of Min Home will
meet to-day at 1 O'Clock, at Odd
Fellows hall, TO appoint q registrar
for this precinct.
] Chas. Gearhart short time ago
lost another fine horse, by death,
IL being the seventh horse that he
has lost within q year.
Dave Jordan was thrown from his
wagons near Silver City last week
and killed. He was an old and well
known citizen Of 0wyhee county.
G. K. Corker. James Mullany. III.
G. Madison. K. c. Towne and r.
Le8ter represented Elmore county
In the Republican State Convention.
H. Swanhoml, Tom Kitto and K.
G. Towne came in from Rocky Bar
Saturday evening. and each one
visited the Capital City before re-
turning home.
Messrs. Shields and Dorsey, with
their families. returned Saturday
from their outing in the mountains
and report having experienced
very pleasant trip.
At Orebaugh's Barber
|eAIMs1 Shop, hot or cold, and
a shave that will make you happy
for week. Try II.
An unknown tramp was run over
and killed bv freight train We'd
nesday, about six miles east of
Glenn's Ferry. Both legs and one
arm were cut of and it is supposed
he fell off while riding upon the
brakes.
The Boise Democrat SAYS: lobe
Corder, In town last week from Neal
district. said that Balbach had
reconsidered the matter Of turning
back the the two claims bought Of
Corder and Williams and would
further develop the same.
c. r. Shaw Of the Central Lum-
Der Company has purchased span
Of fne black roadsters. They are
beauties. In fact the finest team in
the county. We understand they
cost something over Eve hundred
dollars.--Caldwell Argus.
Following 10 tbs Ada county dem
ocrstic ticket: For sheriff. ID. III.
Moseley; auditor, H. G. Branstet-
ter; Assessor. Geo. Church; probate
Judge, w. n. RyaIs; Treasurer, 8. |
Z. Myer; Surveyor. X. II. Britt;
coroner, DR.. r. Fairchild; commis-
sioners r. Il. Emerson, k. v. Nc
Laughlin, Ben Benson.
The Boise Statesman Of the 9Th |
says: Gen. Petit 10 here from At
ianta. He is working a force Of
men ON the east extension Of the |
Atlanta mine. A lengthy tunnel |
has tapped the ledge at . consider |
able depth, and ss5 gold ore lie be-
ing extracted and milled. About |
90 men are now working in Atlanta. |
Owing to the butchers strike in |
Omaha the situation 10 growing Sc |
rious and martial law 10 likely 10 |
prevail.
~. Prices crsam Bsixlng pyw1ef
wossa's Psar sfsxAsss nls6as - olvssma.
On and after this date all meats |
lard, sugar, four. bran and shorts vii |
be sold for CASH ONLY.
GEO. s. RICE a Co.
Maintain Hnr.a Inna 9N r1uf