Mountain Home bulletin. (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1888-1889, 1888-08-25
Yes; quite warm.

Yes; quite warm.
Attend the church sociable.
Walk up and register, or you
can't vote this fall.
Sam Kincaid and wife are here,
from Pine Grove.
Dr.. Bearby spent several days in
Boise City this week.
John McCabc, from the Snake,
was here during the week.
Mrs. Mamie Gray has returned
from Salt Lake much improved in
health.
VIM. Hardiman, Of Castle creek,
shipped east 800 head Of cattle on
Tuesday.
J. NJ. Hagar and wife and Mrs.
Duff visited Boise City several days
this week.
Governor Stevenson and wife have
been visiting 1t the Ketchum Hot
Springs the past week.
That popular passenger conductor
George Ball has returned to his du.
ties, after ten days lay-off.
J. H. Brady, the Mountain Home
section boss, il taking lay-of and
has gone to Ogden and Salt Lake to
enjoy his rest.
Dan Harrington, . popular mix.
ologist Of beverages and . good
Democrat, has opened business At
Rocky Bar and is doing . thriving
trade.
Mrs. I. Harp sent to tho BuLLE.
TIN, by Warren Buel, two large and
luscious muskmelons and q lot oil
nice ripe tomatoes and cucumbers,
for which the good lady has our
thanks.
A. G. Smith, of the Alturas Lin.
tied, came down from Rocky Ba,
Wednesday. Mr.. Smith will take
a needed rest for several days at
his ranch Just west Of Mountain
Home town limits.
The two Catholic Sisters who have
been canvasing for the aid Of . hos.
pital at Salt Lake, met with fail
success in this section. They report
that the ever-generous people Of
Rocky Bar and Pine Grove donated
beyond their expectations.
Mountain Home ladies will give
q sociable in Ireland's building next
Thursday evening for the benefit Of
the church building fund. There
will be vocal and instrumental mu.
sic, Rotations, ETC., and ice cream
will be served. Admission 10 cents;
refreshments Is cts. All attend.
Hon. 0. B. Batten stopped over
here on his return to Ketchum from
the Democratic Territorial Conven-
ton and met many warm personal
and political friends. The BuLLE-
TIN has tender spot in its compo-
sition for all such able, honorable
and trustworthy men rs Lawyer
o. B. Batten.
Sister Marguerite, of the Sacred
Heart Academy at Ogden, was here
last Sunday. She reports this noted
institute of learning, which is con-
Quoted by Sisters Of the Holy Cross,
in = fourishing condition and that
the term to commence the first
Monday in September will have a
larger number Of pupils than here
tofore. Read the article in another
column regarding this Academy.
On Monday, September Sd, IN
election will be held at the Noun.
tain Home school house for the pur-
pose of selecting two trustees for
School District No. 17-one for the
term. Of one year and one for the
term Of two years. Though q thank
less position, yet it is one Of the
most important Offices any citizen
can be called upon to fill. Select
permanent, capable and honest resi-
dents-men who have at heart the
good of the rising generation.
James L. Fuller, Of Bliss, to-day
announces himself q candidate for
sheriff, subject to the decision of the
Republican county convention. Az
the Commissioner from Western
Alturas, Mr.. Fuller has fought
single-handed but nobly for his sec.
ton, and will leave a good record
when he steps down and out as q
county legislator. He is a shrewd
and successful business man and
has many friends who will pull fol
his nomination and election.
The divorce mill has been grind
ing quite rapidly At HALEY during
the past ten days. Four applica'
lions were granted, viz: Mrs. 8. J
Pattee from J. H. Pattee, N. NJ
Ruick from Mrs. Ruick, Mrs. Tay'
lor from Ira Taylor, and Mrs. Muir
ray from Mr.. Murray, Of Shoshone
Ruick was married to Mrs. Rief al
Ketchnm the day his divorce wal
granted-leaving three precincts ye'
to De heard from.