Mountain Home bulletin. (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1888-1889, 1888-09-22
Register to-day.

cmlln CoTneT DruS StoTc.
Oliver Rancor, has gone on a visit
to Baker City.
- States ami pencils at DR.. Bear
by's store.
Miss Annie Barber is visiting
her parents at Boise City.
EA large assortment of SCHOOL
BOOKS at DR.. Dearby's store.
Alec Bruce took a run over to
the Capital this week.
Waterproof school bags; also book
straps at DR.. Bearby's store.
Judge Haws, of Silver City, was
with us last Sunday and Monday.
Otto Bachman of Rocky Bar was
in Mountain Home Saturday and
Sunday.
90 Fine fresh candies are now
constantly kept on hand at Ethel &
Smiths Corner Drug Store.
Mrs. Hice and children have
moved into town and will remain
during the winter.
Mrs e. H. Jones, from Howeth's
ranch, has been spending the past
week in Mountain Home.
~To secure prompt attention all
business communications should be
addressed to Ethel & Smith and not
70 individuals of the firm.
"Smoke-house", at Glenn's Ferry
~ informed that we do not publish
anonymous letters.
The Executive Committee of l. O..
G. r. of Idaho will meet in Noun
tyin Home next Tuesday.
At the Republican primaries held
here Tuesday Geo. l.. Wall and w.
d. Davis were elected delegates to
the county convention at Bellevue
on the 25th.
Rev. Mr.. Plant received the sad
intelligence on Monday that his wife
was lying dangerously i'll at Chcy-
enne, and he hastily departed for
her bedside.
Sam Kincaid has sold one half in
tcrest in the Gilmore saloon and bill
lard hall to r. B. Reed, formerly
of Pine Grove This makes strong
team in that business.
School Trustee Cruttendcn re-
quests US to announce that the
public school Will positively
commence next Monday OATH
with Mrs. Geo. P. Hall and Miss
Lulu Thomas as teachers.
While here a few days ago, Rev.
Mr.. Plant Of the Episcopal Church
arranged for lots wherein to build
church, and received liberal encour-
agement from orr people toward
the erection of house of worship,
which will be pushed to completion
as fast az possible. The Ladies'
Guild of Mountain Home deserve
all praise for taking initiative steps
in this matter, and very soon the
detrimental fact which has ten
dency to keep families from settling
here will be removed. Churches
and schools are of more benefit to a
community than some people seem
to realize.
J. G. Kemp van Ee and Mr..
Stewart, mining magnatcs, both
came down from the Bar Tuesday
evening. When these gentlemen
went to Rocky Bar five or six weeks
ago, everything pertaining to their
mines seem to be in an unsettled
state, but they had been there but
II short time before order was
brought out chaos, and now every
thing in connection with the Great
Alturas and Wide West mines is
running satisfactorily and the good
people Of that locality have taken
new courage and are happy in the
belief that the Old Bar is destined
to be the Mammoth mining camp
of the coast. So be it. Mr.. Stew
art is one of the. directors of the
Wide West and took Thursdays
train for his home in London.
The Odd Fellows wives met in
goodly numbers last Saturday and
organized by electing Mrs. J. NJ.
Hagar chairman Of the ball supper
committee. The various matters
pertaining to their duties were dis
cussed and a number of sub com
mittees appointed. 1t was decided
that assistance toward getting up
the supper would be thankfully re-
ceived from any one-whether an
Odd Fellows wife or not. The sup
per is already an assured success,
and if the male committeeman dc
their duty as well as these self,
sacrificing ladies, then indeed will
the Odd Fellows dedication ball on
October 18th prove the grandest at
fair ever occurring in Idaho. Half,
fare tickets will be issued by tho
railroad and stage companies, there
hy enabling everybody to come. 81
don't miss the opportunity.