Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1899-07-27
THURSDAY, July 81, 1899.

spent Saturday in this place.
Misses Swan and Mel Tate visited
Boise the latter part of last week.
Jake Ottenheimer now sports a
new and handsome delivery wagon.
Mrs. John Wilkins is visiting al
Hot Spring with Arthur Pence and
family.
J. S. Acker recently purchased a
lot in block in this town from T
w. Nelson.
Head Light Oil 1925 per case
and Gasoline at $3.50 per case, al
Fletcher's.
Justice Rinehart has removed his
office to the room adjoining Charlie
Howeth's Palace.
Rev, G. L. Mason departed Mon
day evening for Chicago to spend
Z his summer vacation.
George P. Hall was here Sunday
from his Garnet orchard with a
load of fine peaches, etc.
Henry Swanholm is again located
at his old home in Sweden and hae
ordered the "Old Reliable" Sc Mt tc
his address.
Mark Kuhn's smiling counte.
nance was on our streets yesterday
in the interest of the big mercantile
house of Kiesel d Co., Ogden.
Captain Rhoades saw Meyer, the
painter, in Weiser few days ago
and says that Meyer is already over.
run with work and is highly elated
at his change of base.
Lawns, organdies, swisses, dimi-
ties, cords, ETC., in two lots, sc and
10c yard; former price 81, "A, 10
124, Is and Zoe. Chas. r. Kelsey
d. Co.
1t is reported that the workmer
in the Blaine mine, near Bonaparte
have recently cut through 5 foot
ledge of good ore This mine is
owned and operated by Walla
Walla company.
Monday, VIM. Christensen had
James Carroll arrested for assault
ing him. Mr.. Carroll plead guilty
to the charge and Justice Rinehart
assessed him 1855, which was i'm
mediately liquidated.
D. w. Fitzwater and son Ruttie
were in town Monday from their
Cold Spring ranch on the Snake
Dan says his vegetables and mel
ons are immense and still growing
and that his placer mines are pam
ming out very satisfactorily.
Dave Dorsey returned Saturday
from Illinois, where he went with q
lot of horses a few weeks ago, and
which he disposed Of at fair prices.
Mr.. Dorsey has gone to his ra nge
in Owyhee to gather and ship an
other lot of his horses to eastern
points.
Professor w. A. Mullins came in
from Bliss last Friday and was
heartily greeted by a great many
friends. He and family will oecu.
py the Thompson dwelling house
north Main street, while he holds
the responsible position of principal
of the Mountain Home schools.
Charlie Howeth has asked us te
note the fact that on next Saturday
at 2 o'clock p. m., he will, at public
auction, commence the sale of all
old and uncollectable accounts due
the Palace, and that such sales
will continue from day to day dur.
ing the hot time in the old town.
Sam Kineaid, who left this place
two years ago for the Klondike gold
fields, returned here Tuesday even
ing, direct from Dawson. Although
Mr.. Kincaid does not inform his
friends of the exact number O.
thousands of dollars he brings back
with him, it is evident he has beer
very successful up there-as ht
owns claims on Bonanza gulch and
intends to return to them in Sep
TENDER, after visiting his father and
other relatives in Missouri. He
wears watch chain made from colo
nuggets taken from his mines thai
is valued at $4,000 and which hi
brings as a present to his son En-
NETT, now at Pine Grove in tflit
county. Mr.. Kincaid left jeff Bo
gard, former resident of Rocky
Bar, at Bonanza creek, and he ii
doing we'll at mining. Matt Judge
formerly of this place, left Dawson
last fall on the last boat going out
and he does not know where Mat
got off at. Sans experience on tn,
Klondike for the past two years
the climate, etc., is simply repeti
ton of what has often been pub
lished to the world. The fact Q
his intention to return to the ffozel
north shows that he has been NOR
fortunate on the Klondike thai
thousands of others who Joined tn
rush of two years ago.