Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1898-06-02

mere hesltated to buy lots and build
homes for the reason that they
could not get title to such prop
erty.
Mr.. and Mrs. Adm Hall came in
yesterday from their Bennett creek
home.
George Harvey, the big sheep and
cattle dealer, came in Tuesday from
the east.
F. J. Bown and family have gone
to Big Camas to remain during the
summer.
The Young Ladies' Auxiliary are
preparing to have a sale of cream
candies on the Fourth of July.
The yellow flag flies at John Mar
ley's residence and we are told that
three of his children are afflicted
with scarlet fever.
Helm & Chattin, wool growers, have
purchased the Howeth ranch oppo-
site Grand View, on Snake river,
paying therefor $4,000.
John p. Bryant and wife came
down from Little Camas last Fri
day and visited for several days
with friends in this place.
Theo. Walters returned to Allan
ia by Mondays stage. He says
that work will soon be resumed on
the Petit mine at that place.
Fred Liljegran has left with us
some beautiful specimens of rich
ore taken from the LIE Roi and War
Eagle mines at Rossland, B. G.
Arthur Davis came in Sunday
from Centerville, Idaho, where he
spent the winter anG spring, and
went to Atlanta by Fridays stage.
The gentle zephyr that visited
this place Sunday afternoon utterly
demolished Capt. s. G. Rhoades'
wind mill at his residence in the
southwest part of town.
Walker & Woodman arrived here
last Thursday with ten tons of ore
from Walker Bros. mine at Noun
tain City, which was shipped to
Salt Lake for reduction.
Joseph Foreman, an Idaho pioneer
died at Rocky Bar last Thursday
He was about 81 years of age and
came to Idaho in the early COS
from Missouri, so we are informed
John Bridges and family have re-
moved from Bruneau to this place
and are located in College addition
Mr.. Bridges in July will enter upon
his contract for carrying the mails
from Mountain Home to Bruneau.
SO it goes all along the line. The
Eureka, Nevada, Sentinel says: "By
the departure of the Nevada volun
teers for Wyoming the Silver party
lost SO votes and the Republican
81"
1t is reported that John Shieldl
has sold his Red Warrior mines
near Rocky Bar, to Denver parties
This property has proven very ricl
in gold, and there are many othe
locations on Red Warrior hill jus
; as good, but now lying idle.
A Bruneau valley farmer wanted
f wife, and he adopted the plan of ad
vertising in an eastern heart an
hand" publication. He found thu
girl, of course, sent her money t
come to him, and has been anxious
ly waiting for her arrival at this plac
! for the past ten days, but his b.
o loved has not yet put in her appeal
r ance. 1t is probably another cas-
of misplaced confidence.
4 w. D. REYNOLDS, our popularjey
> eler and optician, returned HON
# Monday evening from short sta
J. at Rocky Bar, accompanied by Mr.
4 John Gilman, who has gone to Boil
+ on a visit. Mr.. Reynolds repor
: everybody in good spirits at the o
y Bar and says that the mining on
70 look for that camp is extreme
Is good. Supt. Towne is pushing wol
4 on his mines and new mill with
.. good force of men, and Mr.. Woo
) worth is expected daily to rene
l. operations on the Gilmore mine.
:. recent run of 40 tons of ore at Rec
A. er's mill, from John Shields mi
r. produced $500 in gold. Mr.. Re
q nolds thinks that Rocky Bar is