Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1898-04-27
WEDNESDAY, April II, 1898.
Heavy frost here last night.

Sam Balm has gone to the noun.
tang for the summer.
Perkins calked horse shoes &C
cents a set at Fletcher's.
Red Strickland of Bruneau was
a visitor in this place Saturday.
General Miles says the war with
Spain is not going to be picnic.
Just received new line of car
pets at Cowen & Whitneys.
E. G. Currey departed for Sioux
City, Iowa, on Sunday evenings
train.
Saturday evening George Har-
vey shipped east from this place
1875 head of cattle.
A grand ice cream opening at the
City Restaurant Saturday, COM
mencing at o'clock.
Tickets for the War Entertain
ment are for sale at the Drug Store
and City Restaurant.
Take chance in the rattle at
REFERS for an elegant quilt. Tick
cts one cent to rs cents.
VIM. Murphy, the popular and
artistic bootmaker of Glenn's Ferry,
spent Monday in this place.
Miss Helm returned from Boise
Friday evening, and is the guest of
Mr.. and Mrs. R. P. Chattin.
DR.. Smith now rides a new and
costly chainless bicycle which he
recently received from the east.
He. Hubbell has resigned the
office of village Marshal, and Harry
Willis is acting temporarily in that
capacity.
Fred C. Davis is confined to his
bed with spotted fever. Meantime
Rutledge Fitzwater has charge Of
Fred's store.
Great War entertainment Forty
artists, Realistic pictures of the
events of the late war. Prices, &c
and 35 cents.
Lawyers Frank Wyman, Frank
Martin and Fremont Wood came in
Sunday evening from Boise, to at
tend the district court.
Charlie Keefer resigned the Office
of street superintendent last week
and the town trustees appointed A
]. Harris to fill the vacancy.
George and Frank Jackson and
Mrs. Melton and daughter came
down Saturday from the South
Boise river and returned Monday.
Lee Abbott came down from
Rocky Bar Saturday to meet his
wife and child from Nampa. They
all boarded Tuesdays stage for the
Bar.
Rev. F. w. Hiddleson, Adventist
of Boise, will hold religious services
in Orebaugh's pavilion for several
successive evenings this week, COM
mencing to-morrow-Thursday AL
are cordially invited to attend.
Miss Annie Rudisill celebrated
her 14th birthday last Saturday by
entertaining a number of her school
mates at the home of her parents in
the north end of town. Games
music and good time in genera
was had by all in attendance.
Ike Fitzwater tells us that wher
the news reached Rocky Bar thai
war had been declared against Spair
enthusiasm ran high, the town was
soon decorated with flags and {
number of veterans declared will
lngness to go and help lick tn,
treaeherous Dons. Mr.. Fitzwatel
also informs us that the mining out
look for that section this summel
is very encouraging.
A big cast iron turbine wheel ha,
arrived here from San Francisco tc
be operated on Wiley's placer grounc
near Grand View. 1t was loaded OF
a team yesterday and forwarded tt
its destination by the Helfrich Mer
camille Company. We expect Mr.
Wiley's energy and enterprise tt
create revolution in placer mining
under the Bruneau canal, and pre-
dict that 500 men will be profitably
employed at placer mining in tina
vicinity before another. winter.
Miss Attic Brady returned hom
Sunday from Albion, where sh
had been attending the State Nor
NAL School. She speaks very highl,
Of that institute and says that tn
girls there from Mountain HON
are progressing very nicely in thei
studies, and that Professor Mullin
has given entire satisfaction and j
a great favorite in the school. Mis-
Attic regretted very much to leave
but Judge Wolfe had rendered he
a good position in his office an
She decided to accept it. She
very swift on the typewriter and
good office clerk.