Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1897-05-12

vi CiBdIo anu liquors WHlCu Welt Ill
an outside cellar. Mrs. Kruse saved
most of her furniture A good por-
ton of the losses will be covered
with insurance. Had the wind been
blowing in any direction the town
on the north side would have been
swept out. The postoffice was in
the Kruse Hotel; the mail matter is
saved. The office is temporarily in
the Stockton Hotel.
Rev. Upton of Weiser, returned
to his home Monday.
Mrs. and MISS Lodge now occupy
the Pence dwelling house.
Wilfred Cole is now assisting
Roscoe Smith in his drug store.
John Raker brought in a big
load of wool from Bruneau Monday.
Road contractor John Bryant of
little Camas made business visit
in this place Friday.
Lawyers Frank Wyman and Ere
mont Wood came over from Boise
Monday to attend district court.
James Downes Of Pine Grove, has
gone to Rossland, B. c., to assist in
the erection of large quartz mill.
Married, in Mountain Home,
May 7, by Justice B. B. Swan, Gro
yer Marlatt and Miss Rosetta eau
die, both of Three Creek, Idaho.
Mrs. L. j. Hagar and grand
daughter, May Burns, departed for
Washington Saturday, Mrs. Hagar
going to Centralia and May Burns
to Cotton.
f. Wadsworth, prominent min
ing operator of Boston, went to
Rocky Bar by Mondays stage to in
spect certain mining properties in
that locality.
Chas. Steunenberg, formerly one
of the proprietors of the Caldwell
. Record, was a visitor in this place
Monday evening, and made the
! BULLETIN friendly call.
B. G. Mullins OF Bliss spent Sun
: day in this place, returning home
that evening in company with hi
! daughter, Miss Ora Mullins, VIII
. had been attending school here.
Miss Bertha Skidmore has gon
j., to Casey's on the South Boise, t
c teach the upper school in the Pin
Grove district, and the trustees ar
d fortunate in securing her services.
r VIM. Jones and wife of Albio
=. and Mrs. Murphy of Park Cit.
y Utah, visited here last week wit
ef 10 Sullaway and family. Mr.. JON
re and Mrs Murphy are brother ar
sy sister of Mrs. Sullaway.
be Nelse Anderson, who formerly I
~ =. sided at this place but is now ;
er honest and prosperous miner
ey Neal, is in town renewing old a
quaintances and attending to bus
ness relative to his mining interest
&c A. N. Mccall, who for over ty
n years has been the popular al
s. faithful railroad agent at this plac
c. departed Monday night for Foss
10 Wyoming. Nc. has the best wish
lie of a large circle of friends in tn
u place for his future prosperity.
IL IL We are told that about 20 mine
n are now employed on mines ne
!, !, Rocky Bar, owned by eastern pa
~ ties and conducted by e. c. Towr
- This company will soon erect a te
70 stamp quartz mill at or near t
% mine.
n Commissioner Bob Griffith W
he down from Little Camas yesterda
in He reports the snow all gone fro
an the prairie, the roads in fair trav
as ing condition and that friend Bail
tn is now receiving large stock
ay new goods.
le- In the District court yesterday
ng the case Of G. P. Oliver against
he Board of County Commissions
Jar the action Of the Board was rever'
&C. excepting In the sum OF ABOUT III
Try and judgement was entered in
nm following cases against Geo. S. K
in & Co.: r. l.. Sabin, J, w. Nieuki
ar, C. E. Corker, National Wall Pa
ex- Co, w. A. Reynolds, Frank Les
of Geo. w. Fletcher, ST., and FIR;
i've Slater.
en- Mr.. VIM. Morice, director of
hit" Atlanta G. & S. Mines, limited,
DOL. in Mountain Home Saturday
lg's returned to Boise to remain u
n the road is passable, when he
be- go to that place and settle al
DOL, fairs relating to his company
val resu me operations in the mines I
res a larger scale than ever by the
we'd of June-having working cal
iess. of over $4,000 to start with.
tn a has already secured the servic'
.fter an able superintendent and a
,uch petent foreman for the enterF
nter- Good old Atlanta may yet be II
the :,swim" ere the leaves begin K
again,