Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1903-10-01
ATLANTA
ATLANTA, SEPT. 30, 1908


misky, the miner who was injured
while working in a winze at the
Petit, quit the mine and struck
fortune in the new camp. The new
claim is called the Belmont and is
situated on Black Warrior peak.
For size and value it is world
beater. There is a multitude of
prospectors coming in each day and
ii the rush continues as it has start
ed it will equal Thunder Mount ain
or Buffalo Hump. The values here
are in plain sight. All that is me-
cessarv to satisfy the most con4er-
vative is for them to take a pan
and mortar and prospect the veins
for themselves. The values are in
plain eight in immense bodies of
ksee milling quartz.
George E. Williams made fly
ing trip to the Black Warrior this
week. He reports a new find by
the Gold Bug people. The lew
claim is called the Hidden Treas ure
and according to all reports it no ust
be treasure. The ledge, as far as
shown, has IL feet of pay rock, all
of which pans we'll
The contract on the Jericho was
given to Jerry Woodress. We pre-
dict quick and good work for the
company and good profits for Jerry.
Jim Williams returned from the
Black Warrior Monday, where he
made some valuable locations.
Fred Davis made valuable dis
covery on the Black Warrior. His
claims lie below the Gold Bug
group
A fine lot of Black Warrior r pck
is on display at Henry Crabs
James Davis has a contract to
build retaining wall in the Big
Lode mill
John May and VIM. Fletcher
have the Minerva wood and timber
contract
Annie Marvin was thrown from a
buggy while driving down Elk
creek hill and seriously injured.
DR.. McCurry says she will recover.
H. D. Spalding left for Boise
Wednesday to lay in his winter sup
plies.
Mrs. Charles Brayer and c. l..
Elliott gave a dance Wednesday
in bonor of Miss Maud Smith, who
leaves for school Thursday.
Ed. Hillyer of the Idaho Com
mercial company is in town doing a
good business.
Misses Nettie and Lille Casey
are visiting friends here.
Stephen Oglesby left for Rocky
Bar Thursday.
1t is reported there will soon be a
wedding in town. "'Tis long road
that has no turn" and a gooo
young man deserves long spell o
happiness-he deserves Good Yea
of it. May the angels of JOY neve
desert them.
Mrs. Charles Lang is visiting hel
sister, Mrs. Prey.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pat Twohey viii
soon be permanent residents 0
Atlanta. Mr.. Twohey was take'
i'll with the smallpox while en- rout
from Colorado and is now ih tn
pest house in Bingham ca nyor
They will resume their journey a
soon as Mr.. Twohey recovers.
Wanted cargo of splints to set
broken heart. Inquire OF c harle
Breyer. Have courage, Oh Arley
she may get homesick and retu i'm.
Wanted-Permanent sweetheart
for Atlanta boys.
Will Henry Crab ever lea arn
play that guitar? They say th'
when he does learn tnat ne ~ II
brother ANDY will give an ente
tainment.
Miss Wine from South b Bolse
visiting friends in Atlanta.
Miss Annie May is on ID si'
list this week.
Mrs. Goodyear and Mrs. hnh
were visitors at the Novelty MO
day. =.
A great many young peopl ia
been horseback riding this wee
The young ladies have ois caru a
the side saddle. Civilized 10 e.no :
are finding their way to the MN.
camps. May others folio ,"
good example.
To the Public.