Mountain Home bulletin. (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1888-1889, 1888-11-17

Pattee.
Mrs. Mamie Gray departed for
New York ON Wednesday.
The Postofiice is now located at
Smith 4 Ethell's drug store.
Justice Frank Andreas is agent
for the BULLETIN at Pine Grove.
AGeorge Crandal and wife have
returned to their Pine Grove home.
Mrs. Gus Rikewine and Mrs. C.
B. Shaw are both on the sick list.
Mr.. Ramsdale, the Bruneau mer-
chant, has been with us for several
days.
4 Mrs. Lamb has sold her residence
and blacksmith shop to w. L.
Ramsdell.
DR.. Bearby went to Boise to help
the Republicans rejoice on Wednes-
day night.
L. A. Underwood has been down
with fever for over q week, and is
still quite i'll.
Pat Linnegan has removed his
family from Owyhee county to
Mountain Home.
4 Mrs. Hungerford and Mrs. Payne
spent several pleasant days at
Howeth's ranch this week.
Lsdies Guild meet at Mrs Whites
next "Wednesday at O'Clock. Full
attendance requested.
Kincaid 4 Reed have built
large fire-proof cellar on the rear of
their lot adjoining Fletcher Il Simp-
sons new store.
Hutch" came in smiling the
other day. Although not elected
he will worry the Wood River ring
IT Boise this winter.
Rev. G. Busxelle will hold divine
services at the School house Sum
day next at II a. M. and 7:30 p. m.
A cordial invitation is extended to
all.
4 Under the management Of Mr..
and Mrs. Prescott, and with new
cooks, the Elmore House is rum
ming very satisfactory to it's pat
rons.
Little Bertha Turner entertained
. number Of her young friends last
Wednesday-the pleasant occasion
being the anniversary Of her 9th
birthday.
]. N. Patterson, superintendent
Of the Alturas Limited, spent last
Sunday in Mountain Home. He
represents everything at the Bar as
running along smoothly.
Mr.. ]. G. Kemp van Ee, one Of
the best men that ever trod Idaho
soil, passed here Thursday on his
way to London. Everybody in
these parts will wish him a pleasant
trip and speedy return.
L. Coates, who has been employ
Cd at the Wide West works all
summer, came down from the Bar
Saturday, and will probably winter
ina warmer cline. He went to
Wood River on visit.
The dance given in Fletcher 4
simpsons new building last week
was we'll attended and hugely en-
joyed by all, as was also that given
by George Crandal in Bressler's old
stand Monday evening.
Ed. Helfrich and Oliver Sloan
have gone to Omaha with a band Of
horses, for sale. Helfrich writes
that the railroad is behind 1900
cars in orders for coal for the west
Our people may yet have to rely on
sagebrush for fuel all winter.
J. NJ. Hagar has sold his stock
Of groceries, dry goods and clothing
to Fletcher & Simpson and will
hereafter deal in furniture, hard
ware, glassware, etc., at his new
fre-proof brick building. By his
generous treatment of his old Gus.
toners this departure Of Mr.. Hagar
is universally regretted in this COM
munity.
y Judge Geo. W. Brizee came
= down from the Bar Tuesday and
next day proceeded to Boise City
where he will remain during this
winter. The Judge Yields an able
pom and will doubtless aid Gilmore
very materially at the Capital t.
accomplish the division of Altura,
county during the session Of thu
coming Legislature. The BuLLrIs
hopes to publish letters from Jndg'
Brizee often.
G. w. Smith this week presented
us with good-sized and fine-fav
ored apple which was taken from
the second crop on tree in tn
orchard of Mr.. Robertson on Bru
neau river. Last June this tre
produced a splendid crop Of yer.
large apples and now it is agair
loaded with another lot, but not s
large as the first crop.
A drunken soldier made a marrow
escape from serious injury last Sun
day at the depot. The train starte'
and in attempting to board it h
missed the footing and fell betwee
the platform and the cars, but he'll
to the railing with one hand unit
Constable Getz and others release
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