Mountain Home bulletin. (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1888-1889, 1888-12-08
SATURDAY, DEC. 10. 1888.
Miss A. Ray solicits dressmak-

~undrum for you.
~A choice lot of Fruits, Nut.
and Candies, for Xmas, at DIN Bearby
Cheap residence for sale. Apply
to G. M. Payne.
e. r. Hawley has recovered
Of his stolen horses.
- Photograph Albums, cabinet
size, from 800 to $500 each, at Dr.
Bearby's.
The Odd Fellows Of Shoshone
will give q grand ball ON Christmas
eve.
GA fine stock of hats, shirts and
underwear at Fletcher & Simpsons.
Robt. Noble shipped from Nampa
last week five car loads of wool for
the east.
- Do not fail TO see. our Xmas
goods befors purchasing elsewhere.
Call at DR.. Bearby's drug store.
Constable HI. Dial Of Glenn's
Ferry, made US flying visit We'd
nesday.
~A fine lot OF California and
Oregon blankets at Fletcher & Simp-
sons new store.
Judge A. NJ. Sinnott will ask for a
clerkship in the next Council at the
Capital.
E~A choice variety of Holiday
goods at remarkably low prices, at DR..
Bcarby's drug store.
Sam Wilkins. Of Bruneau, spent
several days in Mountain Home
this week.
- Flour, bacon, lard, and all
kinds of canned goods. at Fletcher L
Simpsons.
Johnny Mitchell was over in the
Owyhee country last week, on
business trip.
~Special attention given to mail
orders for our Xmas goods, ut DR..
Bearby's.
Uncle Ramsdale is building
nice residence on his lots adjoining
the old Curtis place.
60 Gloves and mittens cheaper
than ever before heard of, at Fletcher
4 Simpsons.
Mrs. Sedlak, from Owyhee, has
been visiting Mr.. and Mrs. D. B.
Hill the past week or more.
100000 federal office holders will
soon want other situations. When
you get there, turn EN- out fast, Mr.. |
Harrison.
90 Cali on Fletcher & Simpson for
Buckingham & Hetch boots, and rub
Der boots and overshoes.
John Vack has recently struck a
large and rich vein of ore on his
claim near Rocky Bar on Bear
creek.
Alex. Simpson, of the firm of
Fletcher & Simpson at Rocky Bar,
will soon depart for the east on a
visit to the old folks at home.
E~Three thousand pounds No. 8
galvanized wire, for fencing, cheap for
cash, at Fletcher & Simpsons.
A. H. Kerr, representing the mer-
camille house of Mason & Ehrman.
Portland, was here in the interest
OF his house during the past week.
J. w. Prisk, Superintendent of
the Pine Grove mine and mill, Wis.,
tied Mountain Home Wednesday. .
He says: Everything is lovely at
my place" ~,
90 Canned goods, in case lots, can
he bought OF Fletcher e. Simpson as
cheap as at the cannery.
Married, in Mountain Home, De-
cember 2, 1888, at the residence of
A. f. Cruttenden, by Rev. Geo. w.
Buzzelle, Mr.. John Thompson and :
Miss Eva Stevenson. !:
Talk up your town when you !
have an opportunity to do SO, but ,
don't forget to get in and do your !
share towards building itup by aid !
ing your newspaper in making {
known it's advantages. /
The Mountain Home ladies are
considering the matter of giving an
other leap year ball. As the last q
ouii Vi eiuc SiidlG ClcI WIS suCCeSS-
full in every particular We hope the I
idea may be carried out. How i,
would sheet and pillow case party
do? r
In selecting a Speaker for the /,
next Assembly the members should |
seek man of experience in parlia- t
rulings, clear head and t
Of positive opinions. Such a man
is Hon. D. L. Bailey, Of Caldwell =
and as he aspires to the position y
The BULLETIN hopes to see him get 7
there.
Miss A. Ray, Miss May Cooper,
Miss Eva Smith, Joe Vanderpool E
and Austin Prescott went to Bru- =
neau last week to attend a ball j
given at Jack Harley's house on
Friday evening. They report a
large attendance and pleasant II
time under the hospitable roof of Il
Mr.. and Mrs. Harley. d
And now comes Haley with a :,
bid for the removal of the Cap =
tai to that place. Those fellows
want the world. Why j.,
not consolidate all tho coi1ntios nf II