Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1897-07-07
WEDNESDAY, July 7, 1897.
Mrs. VIM. Wilson was visiting

Mrs. VIM. Wilson was visiting
with friends here yesterday.
Commissioner Bob Griffith came
down from Little Camas and spent
Friday in this place
Paul Orebaugh, Walter Campbell
and Emmett Kincaid spent the
Fourth in Atlanta.
Geo. w. Fletcher, ST., and family
departed Saturday morning for a
short visit in California.
E. H. Jones and wife came up
from the Snake and spent the Fourth
with friends in this place.
A lot of concentrates from Cranes
Maggie mine at Pine Grove was
shipped to Salt Lake yesterday for
reduction.
Tom Allison is again here from
Rocky Bar after freight for Golden,
this being his third trip with his
team during the past three weeks.
A report comes down from Rocky
Bar that the Pittsburg and Gilmore
mines are to be consolidated and
worked jointly. This is good news
if true.
Born, in Mountain Home, July 4,
1897, to the wife of jeff Harris, a
Son. JEFF, of course, is very proud
of his new boy and talks of calling
him "Young Glory"
Will T. Montgomery, Receiver
for the late firm of Rice & Co., last
Saturday asked Judge Stockslager
to declare dividend of 10 per cent
to the creditors of that concern.
Owing to an unusual amount Of
job work and with a limited force
we have this week been compelled
to neglect our news columns to 9
greater extent than ordinarily.
Jack Bratten of Three Greek
showed up on our streets Sunday
for the first time since last fall
Jack is just as cranky as ever, al
though wool is commanding better
prices than for long time.
The Gilmore Gun and Rod Clut
had shoot on the Fourth. Twenty
birds were turned loose for eacl
marksman and out of that number
L. H. Jones brought down 16, Cas-
per Helm II, J. M. Cowen II, H. G
Madison Is, r. w. Smith IS
Doubles, 4 pair-Jones 6, Cowen 4
Helm 5, Madison s, Smith 5.
E@ Timers Attention-The Tin
ners stock and tools of the lat
mercantile firm of Geo. S. Rice &
Co., of Mountain Home, Idaho, ar
for sale at a sacrifice. A good OPP
portunity to locate at the RICH
place and price. Inspection of tn
stock invited. There is no othe
stock or timer here. Will T. Mont
gomery, as Receiver for Rice q Co.
Professor Mullins, who has s
successfully conducted our publ
schools for the past three years
went to Bliss last Thursday evening
A large number of friends congr,
gated at the depot to bid Mr.. MI
Inns goodbye, all of whom expresse
deep regret at his departure frol
our midst. His family will RENAL
here a short time.
Prof. J. A. Koontz and wife an
child arrived here last week frol
Albion. After securing a dwellir
house he returned to Albion for h
household goods. Prof. Koon
will probably visit the Nations
Park with his family before Il
time arrives for him to assume b
duties as principal of the Mounta
Home schools. The BULLETIN a
knowledges pleasant call from Il
gentleman.
The contemplated change of tin
on the Oregon Short Line will n
take effect until about the 18th
July. General Manager Bancrc
informs the Salt Lake Herald tn
the principal change will be in t
arrival and departure of the But
and Portland train from Salt Lal
The Butte and Portland train W
leave in the morning instead of T.
evening, and the same train W
arrive IN Salt Lake in the afterno
instead of the morning, as at pr,
ent. BY this change both trai
will pass through Mountain Hol
during night time.