Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1896-07-15
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Jack Tucker returned to Atlantis
Monday.
Sheriff Oliver visited the Capita
city Monday.
! Why not form a BRYAN Silver
Club in Mountain Home?
Jack Bratten, mayor of Three
Creek, was in town yesterday.
Lawyer Wolfe went to HALEY
yesterday on professional business
! Geo. w. Fletcher ST., departed
on Mondays train for his California
home.
Mrs. Bearby and Miss Hope Ply.
burn are visiting at Judge Stout's
ranch.
Miss Addie Chapman went to
Rocky Bar Tuesday to visit with
relatives.
Mrs. E. G. Helfrich returned
Monday from a visit with Mrs. Re-
Der at Dixie.
Lawyer j. T. Morrison of Cald-
well was in this place Saturday on
professional business.
90 new Winchester repeating
shotgun for sale at bargain. APP
at the BULLETIN office.
John Pence and John Noble, two
Owyhee wool growers, were in this
place several days recently.
DIR. Nieukirk and family, after a
pleasant trip to the mountains, re-
turned home last Thursday.
The people have petitioned the
commissioners for bridge across
Bear creek, near Rocky Bar.
H. H. McMannis and Sam Kin
caid have gone to the Salmon river
country on a prospecting trip.
Mrs. Compton went to Little
Camas yesterday and Josh Cowen
has returned to his Lime creek
mines.
Capt. Rhoades Of this place is an
intimate friend of Arthur Sewell,
the Democratic candidate for Vice
President.
Matt Judge and Maroni johnson
have commenced the erection of
commodious law office for Judge
Wolfe, opposite the BULLETIN Office.
When you know anything that
would be interesting to your friends,
send it in to us, and we will be
glad to publish it in our local col
umns.
Deputy Recorder Manion returned
Sunday evening from a few days
stay at the hot springs, where he
had been to boil out a little rheu-
matism.
Judge Stockslager announces in
another column that he will hold
an extra session of the district
court in this place, commencing on
Thursday, July 80.
Those desiring instructions
in instrumental music should ap.
ply to Miss Mabel L. Payne. Glass
ical music and instructions to be-
ginners speciality.
Mrs. Manion and little boy and
Mrs. VIM. Kunnecke came down
from South Boise Monday. Mrs.
Manion came down to look after
s'the old man." who is somewhat
ailing.
Jim Carroll lie busy repapering
and repainting the Gilmore hotel
building, which will soon be refur-
nished in a handsome manner and
thrown open to the public by John
Brady and wife.
Geo. w. Campbell, father of the
lamented ]. w. Campbell who died
here suddenly a few weeks ago. ar
rived in this place Sunday from
Alabama. Walter Campbell re-
turned with his grandfather.
The Commissioners have been in
session as board of equalization
since Monday. Yesterday they re-
duced the assessment of Young &
Co., of Canyon county, from 5000
to 1000 head of cattle, and from
300 head of horses to 200 head.
Mountain Home Lodge No. 10, !
o. O. F., Saturday evening installed
the following officers for the ensuing
term, District Deputy Grand Master
Geo. F. Mahoney officiating: w. A
Mullins, N. g.; H. Dorsey, v. g.,
g. f. Mahoney, Sec'y; A. J. Griffin
Treas; L. A, Underwood, w; Au
gust Kunnecke, |. G..
N. E. Bancroft, who mined al
Rocky Bar during the flush times
but who has since taken in every
prominent camp on the coast, drop
ped in upon us a few days ago t.
say "howdy." He has strong faitf
in the superiority of the mines o
Gilmore and may again land hi
boat on Bear creek.
The Rev. Lindsay in his lectur,