Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1898-06-30
Head Light oil, $500 per case
Fletcher's.

1N3As oaAt FStSo Pa S0pS'
Fletcher's.
E@ Buy ice of Neil. Order coal.
hay and grain at Neil's 25 cent feed
yard.
The best 25 dinner in the city.
Short orders at all hours, at the
City Bakery.
T. G. Boardman, the woolgrewer,
has gone to Big Camas to remain
the balance of the summer.
Miss Florence Manion did not Wis
it Shoshone falls, as anticipated,
but returned home Tuesday from
Salt Lake.
The stomach is our best friend and
the next best is the "Perfect" Baking
Powder. 1t is chemically pure and
assists digestion. Heltrich M. Co.
Supt. Woodruff of the Elmore
! mine, Supt. K. G. Towne, G. D.
Golden and Messrs. Gross, Barnes
and Healey passed through this
place Friday on their way from
| IsOCky Oar w DolSe.
BY using the Baking Powder named
perfect" you will show appreciation
of pure food. Always use the per
feet" For sale by Helfrich.
For SALE-Four room dwelling
house and two lots, with fruit trees
also small barn and poultry yard or
the place. Two blocks from school
| house. j.. b. VERMILLIoN.
Yesterday Drs. Nieukirk and
Murray removed an abcess from o
lung of Arthur Hicks, young mar
who has been very sick for six Oh
eight months. This morning, VIZ
learn, the patient is resting easy and
there are great hopes of his recovery
John M. Johnson and family re-
moved from this place last Saturday
to Boise City, where they will take
up a permanent residence. Noun
tain Home can lily afford to lose
such good people from her midst
and they Ia Ike with them the best
wishes of a large circle of friends.
In a business letter from Cy Doom
written at Dixie last Sunday, ht
adds: 81 am drifting on the ledge
in the Jim Crow tunnel. Struck
some fine ore yesterday evening
Don't yet know how extensive it is
but it looks fine. The ledge is
feet wide. | will have to use tim
bers, as the ground is dangerous
Rocky Bar is this summer being
visited by large number of CAPT
talists from the east. Tuesday
Gov. Stearns and son of Rhode Is
land arrived here and that afternoon
took private conveyance for tn,
Bar to examine some mines il
which they are interested. TIL
BULLETIN hopes and believes tina
all investments made by the mum
erous parties visiting that good oil,
camp recently will prove immense
ly profitable.
Charles Walker and Thoma
Daniels have written to John Nei
from Echo, that the people of Col
Spring and Bennett creeks are al
ranging to have picnic at Bill
Wilson's grove the 4th of July.
platform for dancing is to be erecte
, and everybody is invited to joi
them for a pleasant and patriot
!, time. Mr.. Walker was in tow
yesterday and he informs us tha
Lawyer Wolfe will be there and d,
liver patriotic address, and tha
, there will be horse and foot racin
in the afternoon.
!, A private letter from Rocky Ba
says: This camp has yer
bright outlook. Superintender
!. Towne is working about DO mel
Q The Gilmore people are here an
t will commence pumping out I'll
: mine soon. Quite a number
5 strangers are here and times livel
t The two stores and four saloons a
8 seem to be doing n good bushes
| Jim Nicholson is daily expecting
J, train of mules to pack about DO tor
a of ore from his Bascom mine to Il
!, | Trinity mill for raduction -