Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1897-08-04
WEDNESDAY, Aug. 4, 1897.

Mr.. and Mrs. Easley each have
new bicycles.
H. K. Miller of Bellevue spent
Saturday in this place.
Geo. w. Fletcher, ST., will return
here from California about the 18th
instant.
Mrs. Geo. Hill and Fred Paynter
were visitors here Monday, from
Hillsdale.
Lawyer Frank Wyman of Boise
rpent yesterday in this place, on
professional business.
John and Lee Neil will visit the
Sawtooth lakes before returning
here from the mountains.
Several Mountainhomeites have
the Klondyke craze with the Nc
Kinley fever, and can't go.
Assessor O'Neill and Joe Sulla-
way went to Snake river Monday
to inspect some placer diggings.
Ed. Helfrich is daily receiving
all kinds of new goods. Try this
old and reliable house for bargains.
Mrs. e. M. Wolfe and child will
depart next Friday evening for a
visit with relatives and friends in
Iowa.
Harry Willis will tell you how
much lumber it will take to build
a house while Mr.. Wilcox is absent
in the mountains.
Several newly married couples
were among the unfortunate ones
who lost their dwellings by fire at
Rocky Bar last week.
Joseph Rosevear, Judge Sinnott
and Judge Glenn were here Satur-
day, from the Ferry, having bust
ness before the Probate court.
Probate Judge Clinton has not
tried a criminal case since he took
the office, but he has busted the
record in performing marriage cere-
monies.
Miss Belle Madison arrived here
last week from Kansas City, on a
visit with her sister, Mrs. e. G.
Helfrich, and brother, H. G. Mall
ison of this place.
John Lewis, woolgrower from
Owyhee county, and Mrs. Carrie
Cutting of Portland, Oregon, were
married Monday, in this place, by
Probate Judge Clinton.
Col. Geo. A. Williams has com.
menced suit in the district court
against the Atlanta Gold and Sill,
yer Mining Co., limited, for $17, 900
due him from that company.
1 There will be but one preaching
service atthe Congregational church
during the month of August. ThC
Christian Endeavor will take plac,
OF the evening service at p. m,
DIR. James Dawson, the travel
ing solicitor for a wholesale drug
firm in the east, came yesterda,
from Salt Lake, and will remain
here a few days with his famil,
who reside in this place.
J. Swift, who came down iron
Big Camas Monday, says that iron
the amount of shooting being don
by grouse hunters on Little Cana
and surrounding hills, a strange
would think a bloody war wa
surely going on.
Congressman Gum writes u
that he will return to Idaho betwee
the 8th and 10th of August. Car
tain Gum has made splendi
record during the extra session an,
IdahU's interests as well as til
peoples interests generally will
jealously guarded by him to the en-
of his term.
Ex-SherifT Charlie Oliver an
wife, ex-Commissioner Frank Lei
ter and AL Oliver, all former an
highly respected citizens Of Mour
tain Home but now at Shut
Arizona, have sent letter to Aud
itor and Recorder Manion congra
ulating him upon his appointmer
TO that important and responsible
= office. With the best of endoTs
q ments at home and from abroac
Mr.. Maniou can we'll afford to treI
the weakly" eifusions appearing
the organ OF the little goldbug con
bine of Mountain Home with 81
preme contempt.