Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1900-04-05

THURSDAY, April ), 1900.

Miss Annie Sprague has returned
home from Haley.
Assessor Art Davis went to Poca.
tello Tuesday night.
w. s. White has returned from
an extended visit in Utah.
Lawyer Wolfe made profess
sional trip to Boise Monday.
J. r. Wilkins>aed wife, of Bru-
neau spent lfEt Friday in this
place.
Teams now ryn~into Rocky Bar
the earliest 10y many, many
years.
Mr.. and Mrs. ". J. Melton have
both been quite sick during the
past week.
This section Of the great Snake
river valley Vas recently enjoyed
copious rains. -
Postmaster Hyde at Bruneau has
recently received a large number of
new boxes for his office.
Rev. D. M. McReynolds will
preach in the Baptist church next
Sabbath, morning and evening.
John Smith and John McCabe,
both of the Palace saloon, have
each been laid up for several days
with the grip.
Fred Davis went to Boise yester-
day to gather beef cattle which he
will drive to Atlanta for his meat
market at that place.
Geo Costiff has recently added
another fine chair to his barber shop
and has secured a frst-class ton
serial artist to assist him.
VIM. Searchfield has been laid up
for several days with a very sore
foot; caused by the antics of a
frisky horse at Dixie last Friday.
The annual meeting of the Con-
gregational church for election of
officers and receiving reports will
be held tomorrow evening, Friday,
at 7:45.
Will T. Montgomery, of the firm
of Fletcher q Co,-has been quite
sick for a week or more, but we
were pleased list evening to learn
that he is now conyalescing.
A large number of lady friends
gathered at the depot Sunday even
ing to bid goedbYa to Mrs. Albert
Rosenheim. on her departure for
the Paris worlds exposition.
Deputy Marshal Joe Pinkham
was in this place yesterday gather
ing United States jurors. W. III.
Baker, Commodore Jackson and
w. G. Coats are the victims SO far
as learned.
Hon. J. A. Nicholson and wife
departed Friday by private convey
ance for Rocky Bar. Mr.. Nichol-
son while in Boise last week pur-
chased a nice dwelling house aud
will hereafter reside in that city
during winter months.
Mrs. Dan McGinness of Cold
Spring valley was IN town Satur-
day and made the BULLETIN office
very pleasant visit. Mr. McGin-
mis- is not enjoying good health, we
regret to learn, and Mrs. McGinnis
is mourning deeply at the loss of
two of her fine thoroughbred race
horsesxs,sKing Faustus" and Ca
M. 18th having died within the
"a few weeks.
1t is asserted that surveyors have
been ordered to go over the route
mentioned in the BULLETIN two
weeks ago, which would bring the
Idaho Midland railroad through
Mountain Home and by the hot
springs, tapping the South Boise
river near Dan Reber's Dixie
mining camp. Should this road
be built it would give Elmore eoun-
ty about rs miles more of railroad
track, which would add materially
TO our revenue.
Martin Knittle returned here
Sunday night from New York,
where he had been all winter visit
ing relatives at New London. He
found many changes had taken
place about the old homestead dur
ing his absence of Is years, some Of
Y them sad ones, too, because several
II members of his immediate family
had passed away without his know
ledge during his long absence. But
Martin comes back as jolly as ever
and was heartily greeted by many
friends. He went to Rocky Bar by
this mornings stage.
n Marshall ID. Wilbur, one Of the
~ principal owners of the Red Warriol
n Chief mines near Rocky Bar, came
in from Chicago Saturday, accompa
III MED by his cousin, Emmett A. vii
bur, who will remain at the mine
all summer. Conrad Foltz, ma
chinist, and l.. l.. Jewett, engineer
alsooame out with Mr. WILDER t.
enter into the employ of the com
pany. They Immediately departe'
Tor Red Warrior by private convey
anee. The Wilbers 'mean business
at Red Warrior and their works il
the mines up there are Of vast i'm