Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1899-05-04
THURSDAY, May 4, 1899.


day evenings train.
Refrigerators just received at
Cowen & Whitney's.
Bert KELSEY returned home Mon
day evening from Atlanta.
Miss Helm went to Boise Satur-
day on visit with friends.
Adm Hall of Bennett creek is
here as a district court juror.
M. johnson has gone to Pine Grove
for the summer working campaign.
Mr.. aud Mrs. VIM. Wilson were
visitors here yesterday from Ben
nett creek.
Miss Gertrude White of Boise is
visiting in this place with Mr.. and
Mrs. j. d. Whitson.
Mrs. Dorsey has closed the Cot
tage Hotel, TO the great regret of
large number of her regular patrons.
Mountain Home can now claim
some of the Glenn's Ferry prospect
ty. About % Japs are at work
here laying ties for the railroad.
Mrs. Spooner, mother of Foley
Abbott, came in Saturday evening
from Oregon and has gone to Rocky
Bar to visit her son and his family.
F. c. Lawrence, who has been
mining at Rocky Bar all the win
ter, passed through town Tuesday,
going back to his ranch on King
Hill creek.
Mrs. Glenn is receiving much
credit for the excellent manner in
which she is conducting the Com
Jmercial Hotel, and her patronage is
daily increasing.
May came in with cold, windy,
freezing song that lasted up to yes
terday, which, it is feared, has in
jured the fruit crop in this vicinity
to a great extent.
Borl.. in Mountain Home, Idaho,
April 80. 1899, to the wife of X /.
Perky, a daughter, and we are
pleased to learn that mother and
child are doing nicely.
R. f. Whitney came over from
Bruneau and spent Sunday and
Monday at home. He will be en-
gagged at carpentering in that valley
for several weeks more.
The ceremony of baptism was
performed last Sunday by Father
Burri on Allen Leo, infant son OF
Sheriff O'Neill. Judge and Mrs.
Sinnott acting as sponsors
Carpenters are invited to call at
Father Burri's residence to Inspect
The plans and specifications for the
Catholic church building and to bid
Tor the construction of such edifce
Boise is we'll represented by at
tornevs at this district court They
are: Fl. Hawley, +, T. Wyman
S. l.. Upton, w, e. Borah, f. j
Frawley, Judge McElroy, Fremont
Wood and N NJ Ruick. L~'
Summer schedule time was com.
menced Monday on the mail route
between this place and Rocky Bar,
going through in one day The
mail is carried by stage to juno
~fion Bar, and from thence on horse
back.
Bert Prey and John Goodyear
came in from Atlanta Monday even
ing to serve as jurors at this tern
of court. They report the snow OF
the summit between Rocky Ba
and Atlanta about Z feet in depti
and the road hard one to travel.
Jonathan Stanfeld came in Sat
urday from Three Creek, en- roui
to visit his afflicted father on Cole
Spring creek. He says that Jacl
Bratten is making preparation t.
attend the Christian Endeavor con
vention to be held in this place o.
the Both instant.
The Young Ladies Auxiliary c
the Episcopal church will give
I May festival Friday evening, Ma
IL, at the Opera House. After
short program including a Ma
pole dance, ice cream and cake wi
be served. Admission 10 cents, ic
cream and cake % cents.
The goldbug gang. through the
organ. have made so many falls
charges against the BULLETIN ma
recently that we may expect theI
in the next issue of their malicior
and lying sheet to charge us wit
instigating the strike of the mine
Ia the Couer d. Alene country an
Its deplorable results.
W. c. Austin, in a paragraph
his pamphlet, "The Mining Fielr
OF Idaho" says: "The mines of E
more county, at Rocky Bar al
Atlanta, have produced, accordiI
70 the records of Wells-Fargo
COS express, of bullion hauled
them alone, $58, 100000; the Mo
arch lode, 100000; the Elmol
SSooDOO,000, and the Vishnu, 81 SO