Mountain Home bulletin. (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1888-1889, 1888-06-30
SATURDAY, JUNE 80, 1883.
Dance at home.
Shout Mt home.

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Shout ut home.
Celebrate at home on the 4th.
w. X. johnson. the mining en-
gineer was in Chicago last week.
The County Commissioners will
meet At HALEY, Monday, July 9th.
Jack Harris is building q new
dwelling house on Johnson's addi-
ton.
There will be lots Of sport on the
Fourth ct Ethells grove ON Bennett
creek.
District court will convene at
HALEY on July 18th, Judge Logan
presiding.
Mrs. Naomi Mcdonald Phelps
made the BULLETIN pleasant call
last Tuesday.
Judge Broderick went over to
Silver City Sunday to open District
Court on the 25th.
Dave Ethel, the Mayor Of Pine
Grove, made flying visit to Noun
tain Home Wednesday last.
A pleasant dancing party took
place at the residence Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Brady Saturday evening.
Mrs. George Newton came down
from the Bar Tuesday, and took
the train for visit to Ogden.
There are now thirteen wind mills
in Mountain Home, each one daily
proving the instimable benefit Of
water for irrigation purposes.
- A plank sidewalk has been put
down from Hclfrich 4 Miller's to
and in front of Miss BARRIERS Mil
inery store.
Mr.. w. ]. Hayes, father Of Mrs.
A. A. Curtis, died, on the Goth
inst, at Heppner Oregon, instead of
at Eight Mile, as we stated last
week.
Bert Krigbaum will soon take up
his residence at Pine Grove. How
ever, he will visit Weiser before do
ing so-just for his health, you
know.
H. L. Byrne, brother of Jack,
both large cattle owners, arrived
here from Elko, Nevada, this week,
and went over to their range in
Owyhee.
Everybody likes Joe Helfrich,
consequently everybody will be
glad to know that he has again
taken the position. of salesman at
Helfrich & Miller's.
Alec. Bruce has one of the neatest
and most convenient coolers" ever
seen in Idaho, and his Little Palace
is prepared to serve you with any
kind of ice drinks.
The HALEY Inter-Idaho has
again changed hands. It is now
run by . publishing company, with
Harry Terrence as business mana
ger. Success to you, my son.
Gus. Rikewine has completed
his new wind mill tower and the
mill works admirably. Gus. puts
in all his spare time improving his
premises and will soon have a love-
ly place.
VIM. Garrety has leased his
blacksmith shop to Mr.. Fitzgerald
and gone to Pocatello for a short
time. Sorry to lose Billy even for
. time, and we bespeak for him q
kind reception from Bro. Wheeler
and others of that growing place.
According to the HALEY papers
merchandise is now being shipped
from that place to Pine Grove and
Rocky Bar, and John Ward is rum
ming . Safeguarding the trip in
one day. All of which may be
taken with due consideration.
We had the pleasure few days
ago Of meeting c. L. Garfield, gem
eral agent Of the Chicago, Rock Is-
land and Pacific Railway. Mr..
Garfield was years ago one Of the
leading newspaper men Of Nevada,
and we are glad to know that he
now enjoys q far more agreeable and
remunerative position. His head
quarters are at Helena, Montana.
The Dewey House at Shoshone
has closed and Geo. H. Flower, the
owner, has filed his petition in in
solvency praying to be declared an
insolvent and to be relieved from
oil his debts and liabilities. He
places his liabilities at 1890 and
assets at 5000. Ensign 4 Stull
are attorneys for petitioner.
The many friends of Uncle Tuck
Ethel were glad last Monday to greet
him once more upon our streets. It
will be remembered that owing to
an accident, Mr.. Ethel was for
several weeks considered beyond
recovery, but with strong consti-
ton and bulldog grit Mr.. Ethel
pulled through, and now looks like
he was good for at least 20 years
before his final interviews with Saint
Peter.
About six miles up Canyon creek
' and nestled in lava rock is one Of
the prettiest and most productive
little ranches in this section. It be-
longs to w. C. Reynolds, and al