Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-10-30

Halloween tomorrow night.
Public school entertainment No
vember 8.
Dan Hill has been on the sick list
for several days.
The Jolly Atlanta delegation de-
parted for home Sunday.
Geo. ID. Bell Of the Dixie mine.
has been here for several days.
John Benham Of Bruneau spent
several days In this place last week.
Born, in Mountain Home, Oct. 26,
70 the wife Of Marion House. son.
Tim Lynch has removed with his
family from Pine Grove to Rocky
Bar.
R-For Sale Cheap-A mare
and colt. Apply 10 o. w. Bonzer,
Mountain Home.
o. III. Hutchins, our wide-awake
family grocer, started Monday for
Atlanta On business trip.
Frank AXE and Billy Wilson re-
turned here Saturday from Kansas
City, where they had been to dis
pose Of q big lot Of cattle.
J. D. Rndisill has recently re-
ceived from New York a handsome
and fine organ, which be presented
70 his daughter, Miss Annie.
Ike Harmon and his mother re-
turned from Missouri on Monday
In company with Miss Matte Pick
eraIl, sister Of Mrs. / Harmon.
Dr. Swan, our resident dentist,
after several weeks stay &C Atlanta
and Rocky Bar, returned here Sat
urday and went 10 Glenn's Ferry
Monday night
There IN be q Halloween social
1T the residence Of Mrs. Geo P. Hall.
Thursday evening Admission 25cts
Lunch free. A cordial invitation is
extended to all.
e. g. Burnett secured the Fruit
dale "ditcherp and few days ago
completed all bitches necessary on
his $40 acre tract Of desert land w.
INK about Two miles south Of this
town. He will plant large number
of fruit trees upon this land.
Those boys who congrpgase At the
depot at train time. OF elsewhere,
every evening, and throw stones al
pedestrians are doing very reprehen.
sible acts. TO say the least. and which
may lead 10 the sorrow of them
selves and their thoughtless parents
who should keep their boys. and
girls, too. OF the streets 81 night.
The BULLETIN has published the
elected grand officers Of Idaho Odd
Fellows, and herewith gives the
names and lodges Of the appointed
officers: Al. ]. Schoheld. grand
marshal, No. So; Geo. 4. Mahoney
grand conductor, No. 10; Eugene
Isorton, grand guardian, No. 81
Ross Miner, grand herald, DO. 3
}. H. Booming, grand chaplain
No. 10.
Last Friday evening Mr. and Mrs
@. P. Oliver entertained a nnmbe
Of young people. IN honor Of tn
Misses Corder, Of Mayfeld, and Mis-
Bessie Stewart, Of Boise. High-fivl
was the game of the evening, after
which lunch was served and. will
several selections of music, eomplet
Cd the pleasures Of the evening
Those present were: Misses Irene
Arms and Roxy Corder, Bessi
Stewart, Ella Gaetz, Mabel Payne
Messrs. II. B. Latha , + w. Smith
J. NJ. Cowen, ". Corder, ]. {
Woodward and M. E. Reynolds.
Major Frank Cavanah returne
heTe Monday evening from Rock
Bar, where he had been to look afts
his mining interests. He SCENE
pleased 10 aay that the good 81
camp was again coming 70 che fror
"a gold producer. The Elmol
company has been and IL dali
hosting ore and to-day doubles
20 Of the 90 stamps in the mill a
dropping. About 35 men are en-
ployed in the Gilmore mine, and N
Cuneo has a contract 70 furnish d
company with 1000 eords Of VOC
for the winter. The vacant hous,
are being occupied rapidly and a
other prosperous reign seems to
In store for old Rocky Bar.