Mountain Home bulletin. (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1888-1889, 1888-11-24
SATURDAY, Nov. "a, 1888.

officers tonight.
Z. G. Helfrich returned from
Omaha Wednesday, .
- Oranges, Lemons and Gran
berries 1t DR.. Bsarby's.
Bert Krigbaum returned from
Rocky Bar Thursday evening.
A. w. Lockman and wife have
both been sick in bed the past week.
Major 10. Houston, Of Boise, Wis
tied Mountain Home Wednesday.
Henry johnson has been confined
70 HIS bed the past week from i'll
ness.
Billy Wilson is erecting a new
dwelling house in the northern part
of town.
The Ladies' Guild will meet at
Mrs. Payne's residence Wednesday
at 2 O'Clock.
Deputy District Attorney Harris
and Sheriff Kinney were in Noun
tain Home Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Ethel and
Mrs. Doom came in from Bennett
creek Monday ON short visit.
The smiling countenance Of
Charlie Kiefer may now be seen
daily behind the counter at the
Brunswick.
Sam Kincaid is still improving
and Identifying his residence
grounds. He has recently built a
fine barn for wintering bis fiery
steeds.
We are indebted to Governor
Stevenson for copy Of his annual
report to. the Secretary Of the In
terror. It contains valuable in
formation regarding Idaho.
The lone individual at HALEY
who voted 'er straight for division
is respectfully and earnestly re.
quested to leave that section and
locate in Gilmore. He would be
appreciated here.
W. D. Davis and Montana" last
Saturday took a trip down to the
Caldwell sloughs and bagged q
large number of Mallard ducks
On their return they kindly remem
bered the BULLETIN family.
Mountain Home has been honor
ed the past week by the presence
of numerous prominent lawyers
all, we presume, anticipating tho
3 organi cation of Gilmore county ant
looking for q good location.
The Boise Statesman Of Sunday
publishes the marriage of Grove
Smith, of Boise City, and Mrs. Lib
bic Coddlngton, of Mountain Home
Under circumstances we'll known
here this marriage will cause sur
prise to many.
Henry Dorsey returned from tn
jumpers in Owyhee county, Tues
day, and reports the grass jumping
out of the ground in that locality
the weather wet but moderate ant
deer numerous, and the cattle il
good condition.
Mr.. AL. Cruttenden having pull
chased the furniture, hardware an
other goods formerly belonging t
J. M. Hagar, will continue the bus
ness at Hagar's new brick building
and would be pleased to have a
old friends and the public genera
" call on him before purchasin
elsewhere.
Years ago, when he was poo
Judge James Stout published
newspaper back east. He know
how It is himself-and this fact Al
counts for his thoughtfulness an
goodness Of heart toward printer
Farmer Stout filled "long fe
want" last Tuesday when he dro,
up to the BULLETIN Office and d
posted a large, fat turkey as
Thanksgiving present.
It will be remembered that
Hutchins, (our local Wiggins) cal
ed the turn exactly on the wealth.
that followed last winter. TIL
time he is more generous and pr
poses to let us off this winter Wi
mild weather but lots Of WI
clutch" has our thanks for tn
assurance, because the present OF
look for a good supply Of coal
very discouraging to the people
this section.
Il was dark and gloomy 10
Tuesday, but nothing daunted
the outlook for a big snow storl
Uncle Dickerson pulled out wi
his loaded teams for Rocky B'
Mounting his trusty wheeler" t
old man footed through his +
horn, 'sG'long! l would be like
CLEAN Of sunshine athwart mlr
sky, and would chase away t
clouds as they roll by, on the mt
dy road to the Bar, if only hao
jug Of good old Kentucky rye"
The U. s. Land Department hi
ing added to the length Of noti'
for publication of homestead, p
enption and desert entry and q
test land cases, hereafter the pr
Of publishing all such notices in
BULLETIN will he $50 each. G.
sidering the cost Of publishers a
p -.,..ol u, no mo