Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-04-27
Buy that Bruneau orchard.

hoot uray and family have re-
turned to Pine Grove.
Boys suits SO to $40; Mems suits
from W. up, at Helfrich's.
The Rocky Bar stage will soon
make the trip through in II hours.
Mas. Otto Johnson and child ar
rived here Friday from Charles
City, Iowa.
Judge Stout the old man elo-
quent Of Alkali,' purposes spending
the summer in Illinois.
fW A sheep man ran over to
Reynolds Il Shaw's for a can of
marking ink for sheep branding.
Helfrich has this week opened out
a large lot of new dress goods and
the ladies are daily invading his
store.
John Woodward had a number
OF men at work Thursday irrigating
his lO-acre patch of potatoes and
onions
al Oliver has gone to Silver City
to superintend the working of some
mines he and Mr.. Getchell have
purchased.
Bob Chattin has this week added
many trees around his buildings on
the corner Of Alturas street and
Jackson avenue.
E& j. 0ttenheimer & Co. carry
the best brand cigars-Powell Smith
Perfectos and Hoffman House Per
fectos. Just try them.
Jim Hartwell came down from the
Ear last evening, on his way to Sill
yer City, where he expects to re-
a couple of months.
Mrs. w. III, Manion and children
departed Yesterday for their ranch
on South Boise river, where they
will spend the summer.
Mrs. Bearby returned from
Glenn's Ferry Wednesday, where
she was very successful in dispos-
ing of a lot of fine millinery goods.
EV ]. Ottenheimer & Co. are
agents for the Best Beer in the
market-Pabst Brewing Co. of Mil
waukee. Wholesale and retail.
VIM. Mcvety and c. X. Wyland,
two of Boise's lightning typos, spent
several days this week in Mountain
Home, and were entertained by
Mrs. Doom.
j. I. Whitson, wife and little
daughter came over from Bruneau
Wednesday, and that evening Mrs.
Whitson and child departed on a
visit to San Francisco.
Rev. c. II. Kellerman. Methodist,
Of Boise, will preach in the Odd
Fellows hall 10 morrow morning
and evening, at IL and s o'clock.
All are cordially invited.
Omer Hutchins and family yes
terday returned to their own home,
and mir. and Mrs. Woodruff have
taken possession of Thurston
Hutchins' dwelling house.
Recorder Reynolds issued his
first marriage license Wednesday
evening, and desires it to be under
stood that his office is open day and
night for this particular business.
A number of gentlemen arrived
here from the east yesterday and
manager Clark of the Fruitdale
Co, has since been busy driving
them around the town and vicinity.
Captain Rhodes surveying party
will to-day leave this place to join
the Ada surveyors at point oppo-
site the mouth Of the Bruneau river,
where they will commence the
work Establishing the line between
Gilmore aud Ada counties.
J. ID. Rudisill tells us that the
much talked of new road from
Glenn's Ferry to Three creek is no
road at all and no water To be had
along the trail. lie and Ike Har-
mon went about SO miles on this
road TO haul in wool to the Ferry,
but gave up the job and were glad
to get back with empty wagons.
George Pins returned here Sun
day from Patison, \. j., where he
spent the winter with his family.
Mr.. Tins is one of the pioneer
miners of Atlanta and has lsbored
hard in developing the Jessie Benton
mine, of which he is one of the own
ers. II is splendid property, but
Mr. Tins has not been fairly dealt
with by his eastern partners and he
has returned with firm determine
tioa Of forcing settlement with
them, He has placed the matter
in the hands Of attorney Wolfe and
We trust will secute full justice.