Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1896-05-13
WEDNESDAY, May 13, 1896.

You, Mayl be more pleasant.
Mrs. Hice went to Caldwell Sun.
day.
Mrs. Geo. w. Hill was in town
Saturday.
George Harvey returned Sunday
from California.
Dyar & Willis have just com
pleted nice barn on Judge Wolfe's
new premises.
60 We have just received car
load of lime fresh from the kiln.
REYNOLDS q SHAW.
F. w. Bassler started Monday on
his return to Atlanta. He purposes
going into business at Rocky Bar
this spring
R. q. Rowe of Michigan is here
visiting with the Bonner family.
He will probably make this his per-
manent home.
~ Talk about hot stuff! Why,
we have just received whole car
load of lime just from the kiln.
REYNOLDS e. SHAW.
Father BURR is making additions
to his recently purchased dwelling
house in this place and other valua-
bic improvements on the premises.
The ladies of the Congregational
church will give an ice cream social
at the residence of Mrs. Geo. P
Hall, Friday evening. Admission
free. Ice cream and cake 25cts.
Superintendent Harry Thompson
left on Tuesdays stage for Rocky
Bar. Mrs. Thompson will remain
in Boise for several weeks, or until
the roads are in good travelling con-
dition.
R. f., Whitney is building for II.
H. McMannis, on College Addition,
large 7-room dwelling house. AS
Mac is an cold tach," we presume
that, when completed, this house
VIII De IOf TenI.
The real estate and personal
property belonging to the estate of
Thos. Anthony, deceased, was sold
at auction last Friday at Glenn's
Ferry. Adm Hall bought the ranch,
paying therefor $3.50.
dot, the Miners Daughter" was
we'll rendered by home talent at the
auditorium last Thursday evening.
The profits of the entertainment
amounted to $45, which was donated
for the benefit of Episcopal church.
The Republican primary election
held in this place last Saturday ex-
cited but little interest, although
there were two tickets in the field
one by the followers of Dubois and
the other of Mcconnell The Du-
bois ticket won easily and following
are the names Of the delegates elect
ed to go to the county convention
next Thursday: A. ]. Bruce, G. w
Burns, r. F. Whitney, W. Ii. Baker
J. S. Dyar, j. t. Sprague and A
Oliver.
Captain Rhoades has returned
from Dixie, where he had been sur
veying for the location of the cleo
trio works to be put in on the Soutl
Boise river by the Golden KIM
mining company, Of which Dal
Reber is manager Last week tn
BULLETIN said, judging by the US
ual travelled route, that it wa
about five miles from the mines t
the river, but Captain Rhoade'
survey demonstrates the fact that
route entirely feasible for all pul
poses has been established that wi
not exceed one mile in distanc
Good.
James Grennan of Eureka, New
da, arrived here Sunday, on his wa
to Rocky Bar. In 1865, when
kid" Mr.. Grennan placer mine
in Red Warrior gulch, near Rock
Bar, but in 1869 his parents r
moved to Nevada, where Jim gre
up to the height Of nearly six an
a half feet and become an expe
miner. He now returns to Il
scenes of his boyhood days with Il
view of getting employment and |
Dlenishing his purse that has be-
reduced by the extremely ha
times in Nevada for a number
years. May he be successful is t
wish of the BULLETIN.