Mountain Home bulletin. (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1888-1889, 1888-12-29

SATURDAY, DEC. %, 1888.
A Happy New Year to all.
It is now, Surgeon Joe Bush."
Major Frank Cavanah is in Boise
City.
aWDr. Bearby has few Xmas
toys and goods for sale 1t COST.
Miss Anna Barber is visiting at
Glenn's Ferry.
About an inch Of snow fell here
~ Wednesday night.
Harmon brought In five deer,
after short hunt last week.
Henry Johnson, after seven weeks
illness, is again on his pins.
v. s. Keene. q prosperous rancher
Of the South Boise, visited Noun
tain Home this week.
It is remarked that this has been
the most quiet Christmas week ever
known in Mountain Home.
SIX cans OF peas Tor $1.VO, az
Fletcher 4 Simpsons.
DR.. M. Pefferle, dentist, will visit
Mountain Home January 3d., 1889.
Office at Turner House.
The Bruneau people had a large
Christmas tree and q joyful dane
ing party Monday night.
D~SIX cans Of tomatoes for $1OO
at Fletcher 4 Simpsons.
Colonel Phillips, president Of the
Snake River Ditch Company, ar
rived from the cast Thursday morn
ing.
Mrs. c. r. Shaw arrived in due
time safely at Pennington, Wash
ington Territory, where she is visit
ing sister.
The Office Of the Mountain Home
and Rocky Bar telegraph line is
now permanently located at the
railroad depot.
~We have some lovely orna-
ments for parties and brides cakes.
Call and see them at DR.. Bcarby's.
After the Christmas tree exercises
at the school house. Monday
night, an enjoyable dance was had
at Odd Fellows Hall.
o. Choice table fruit for Is cents
per can, at Fletcher & Simpsons.
It will tend to smooth your pbth
over the unknown divide if you
square up your little bill due the
BULLETIN by the first Of the new
year.
C. c. Stevenson, son of our Gov.
ernor, and Miss Alice Girard,
daughter of DR.. Girard, were mar
ried at Boise Barracks on Christ
mas eve.
An exchange remarks that Leap
year is whirling along toward a
close, and many fair creature who
has been sleeping on opportunities
might just as well be reposing else
where.
90 SIX cans Of string beans for
500. at Fletcher & Simpsons.
The legislators are beginning to
return to the Capital, and will
doubtless got down to good work
for their constituents on and after
next Wednesday.
Bert Smith, the able superintend-
ent of the Wide West has been
spending Christmas week with his
mother in Mountain Home. He
returned home this morning.
By displaying zeal and confidence
in your town, you inspire others to
the same faith and energy. Let
your voice be heard in heraldinq
the truth regarding the advantages
of Mountain Home and vicinity.
~NlNE pounds of granulated
Sugar for $lOO, at Fletcher & Simp.
sons.
Charlie Howeth, wife and babies,
Mrs. Jones, Miss Inez Lunt and
Will Carpenter were up from How
eth's ranch to spend Christmas.
Little Granville Howeth went home
with a wagon load Of good things
that Santa Claus gave him.
G0A full line of ladies' shoes just
received at Fletcher & Sim. sons.
A large number Of our people
assembled at the school house
Christmas eve to witness the dis
tribution Of gifts by Santa Claus
With the limited amount Of coin
subscribed the ladies who had
charge of the good work did re-
narkably we'll, and many little
ones were made glad by their kind
remembrance.
90 Fletcher & Simpson have the
most complete line of groceries evel
brought to Mountain Home, and tht
cheapest, too.
Joe Vanderpool tells this on one
of his running pards: As he waf
vending his way homeward from
the Christmas tree, he passed 6
couple who were bidding each Other
good night at the gate. EAU reser
voir" chimed the lover; thanks,
murmered his sweetheart in a sill