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

SATURDAY, April 81, 1895.


District court Tuesday.
Refreshing rain last night.
Charley Gearhart is down with
the spotted fever.
Jolly Johh Raker was over from
Bruneau Thursday.
JEFF Whitson and mother were
here from Bruneau Thursday.
EN- Fine Milwaukee Book Beer
Justreceived by J. ottenheimer & Co
John Portlock from Bruneau and
John Noble from Shoofly were here
Thursday.
A: u. Clark now has sage-brusb
cutting machine and says it clears
ground with great rapidity.
E@if you want a fine morning
3 beverage, call for the "Allwell." az
). Ottenheimer & Co.'S.
Mrs. A. J. Griffin having much
improved in health, has returned
from Dawson's springs.
Helfrich received a carload Of
wagons Wednesday and already has
disposed of an even half-dozen.
Gen. Isaac Coe, formerly a resi-
dent of this place is here from
Omaha, a guest Of Geo. p. Hall.
ESThe highest price paid for
pelts-not shirlings-delivered nj
Mountain Home. Apply to Frank
III. Johnson.
Supertindent Thompson of the
Bear Creek Alluvial Gold Co, has
returned to Rocky Bar for the sum
mer mining campaign.
EFIf this dry weather contin-
ues, water may run short but the
supply of good, cold beer will never
fail at Comes billiard hall.
Mrs. Swan and Mrs. PAYNE went
to Cold Spring creek Sunday eve
ming to visit with that excellent
couple, Mr.. and Mrs. I. Il. Steven
son.
Ew Springtide Whiskey-M. S.
Comes is sole agent for the Cele-
brated SpringtIde Whiskey, big
invoice Of which has just arrived at
Jed Clayton's Home, 2 doors north
of the postotiice.
In less. than one week from to-day
you can get cool, refreshing drink
of Soda water at Roscoe Smiths
drug store. His fine fountain has
arrived and is being arranged for
service at all possible speed.
The public school will close next
Friday afternoon with appropriate
exercises. Under the able instruc-
tons of Professor Mullins and his
assistants the school has progressed
wonderfully well and we have yet
to hear the first complaint against
any department.
The subscribers to the Columbia
Building and Loan Association Of
Denver are requested to meet at the
Turner House this evening at s !!
o'clock for the purpose of designa-
ting officers Of the association for
Mountain Home. All persons de- |
string to join the association are
also requested to attend.
Sheriff Oliver will sell under exc
cution on the 18th of May, all the
reservoirs, canals, town-site lands |
and other property belonging TO the I
Mountain Home Canal and Land
Co, TO satisfy the following judg |
ments rendered in 1898: AXE &
Tautphaus, s4,561; Reynolds d
Shaw, 81 ,364; John Dienst, 1915.
Monday Ben Rob erson brought
up from Snake river a huge stur-
geon and placed it on exhibition at
Frank Axes butcher shop He
says il measured ID feet 6 IL inches
and weighed 900 pounds. He also
had several minnows weighing from
80 to 100 pounds. These fish are
caught by very large hooks set out
on "trot line" in the river and
often mules or horses are required
to pull them ashore. Ben said that
when he left his ferry he had safely
hooked a much larger sturgeon
than the one above mentioned,
which he would also bring here and
forward TO President Cleveland, TO
induce him to abandon Buzzard
Bay and come to Snake river for