Mountain Home bulletin. (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1888-1889, 1888-06-02
SATURDAY, JUNE 2, 1888.

well and Boise this week.
Jack Eagan's billiard hall is
crowded day and night
Billey Kellam came in from Haley
Thursday and went up to Pine Grove.
Alex Bruce has rented George
Crandals residence. Another mys-
terry.
Assessor Yeates wasin Mountain
Home Thursday interviewing tax
payers.
There will be $4,000 in purses
hung up at the Bellevue races ON the
4th, 9TH and 9Th Of July.
Davis Capital has been repainted
throughout, and his book beer grows
colder as the weather grows warmer
Jim Miller, ofours, is announced
as one of the vice presidents at the
Fourth Of July celebration in that
place.
If you are determined to take your
coin out Of Mountain Home on the
Fourth. 60 to the Grove or the Bar
to spend it.
Although somewhat lengthy we
hope you win read the BULLErIN's
first gun on County Division" 1t
will not be the last, either.
Five carloads Of Wide West mill
machinery has arrived here and is
being loaded on wagons. There are
two more carloads yet to arrive.
All persons indebted to the late
Claude Wilson are requested to pay
the same to d. B. Hill, who will ex-
hibit his authority for receipting for
the same.
Last Saturday Probate Judge
Lennon denied the application Of
Mrs. Smith for bail on the ground
that he had no further jurisdiction
in the matter.
w. d. Davis and others went up
canyon creek Tuesday and caught
a large lot of speckled beauties.
Davis has the thanks Of the BULLE-
TIN for a fine mess.
Probate Judge Lennon has made
an order authorizing the sale of mares
and colts belonging to the estate of
the late Geo. B. Ross, to realize the
sum of $500 to pay the debt of the
estate.
Arthur Pence met with quite a
painful accident out near Lockman's
on Monday. A heavily loaded
wagon ran over one foot and severely
bruised it, but fortunately no bones
were broken.
Hon. ]. J. Hickman, who is to
deliver a temperance lecture here
on Sunday, the 10th, is an eloquent
speaker, as we are assured by per-
sons living here who have heard him
LECTURE ip<4suuisville, ~.
Will our people aid in building
telegraph line to Rocky Bar, or vii
they allow Glenn's Ferrw to step il
and secure not only that prize bu'
also a direct wagon road from tn.
Ferry to the Bar? Better look 8
leetle out.
The BULLETIN is pleased to not.
that Judge Geo. w. Brizee is KEEP
busy by legal clients at Rocky Bar
He is an able and reliable attor
ney, and the newspaper fraternity
lost one of its brightest writer's wher
he descended from the editoria
tripod.
Mrs. M. E. Lyon and her brother
L. A. Owen, from Seventy-one range
Owyhee county, were visiting Noun
tain Home Tuesday. The BULLETIN
acknowledges a pleasant call from
Mrs. Lyon, who is lady Of high
literary attainments and native O
California.
Persons receiving the MouNTAIs
HOME BVLLETlN who are not sub
scribers, are requested to examin,
its contents, consider the benefit,
it will confer upon every one inter
ested in the present and prospect
tive of our new county to be, anc
. become subscriber and advertiser
1t will be money in your pocket t
to 80.
Occasionally it comes to our ear,
that Judge Lennon owns thil
printing office" For the edifica
ton of the .'busy bodies" we will sa,
that neither Judge Lennon nor any
one else than the person who's,
name appears as proprietor, own,
one dollars interest in the BULLETIN
Furthnr more, the proprietor doe
not owe Judge Lennon one dollar
They are warm personal friends
however.
A man clad in black gown ane
red cap, on his way from Jerusalem tt
Jerico, who claims that his mission
is to christianize the world by de
nouncing all of the religious creedl
now commonly accepted, harrang
-ped .mall crowd under the flag
pole in Mountain Home Tuesday
evening. He succeeded In convert
ing George Crandal, and after or
daining George as a regular pro
claimer Of the new theory, started
him for Pine Grove to convert tn
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