Mountain Home bulletin. (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1888-1889, 1888-06-23
SATURDAY, JUNE %, 1888.

OATCkDAf, JUNE 20, 1000.
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Read Judge Waldron's card.
w. D. Davis is on the sick list
this week.
Alec Bruce visited the capital
city Tuesday.
Large quantities of wool continue
to arrive daily.
Mrs. ]. H. Miller has been quite
i'll for several daye.
8. r. wilkins was over from
the Bruncau Saturday.
Attention is called to Hugh
Floods reply to Thomas Finnegan.
Soldiers have gone from Boise to
interview the hostile bucks Of Owy-
hee.
Several heavy and acceptable
showers of rain during the past
week.
Harry Bressler and Reasonable
Abe returned from the Bar We'd
ncsday.
j. G. Hayes, father Of Mrs. A. A.
Curtis, died few days ago at Eight
Mile, Oregon.
Mrs. George Crandal and Miss
Laura johnson came down, from
Pine Grove Tuesday.
IA number Of families have come
here from Bruneau valley to escape
the anticipated Indian troubles.
Jack Campbell, who had his leg
broken few weeks ago in Bellevue,
is now getting around on clutches.
Rupert, the fruit tree man, still
tarries with us and is talking up the
artesian well scheme with some
effect.
Latah, the new county, of which
Moscow is the county seat, has or
ganizcd, and the commissioners have
already met.
DIR. Hayes returned from Rocky
Ear Monday and has been busy all
the week repairing the teeth of the
unfortunate.
The Union Pacific Railway Co.
will sell tickets on July Sd and
.4th, good returning July 9Th at one
fare for round trip.
After careful inquiry the BuLLE-
q. TIE reporter can not trace the foun-
dation for an Indian outbreak to
any reliable source.
DR.. nj. Pefferle, the dentist, will
be here on the 26th inst, to remain
four days. Cali and see him if you
want good work done.
The BULLETIN is under obliga-
tions to Mrs. George Crandal for a
bucketful of currants picked from
her Pine Grove garden.
Mrs. Cruttenden and Mrs. Payne
returned from Shoshone Thursday
and speak highly of the hospitality
Of the people Of that town.
Judge Stull has received informa.
ton that District Court will be
convened at Silver City on June 26
Judge Broderick presiding.
|Helfrich & Miller arc building a
large warehouse near the railIoad
track, OPPOSITE. their store, for the
purpose Of housing machinery, wa.
CONS, etc.
Parties down from Pine Grove
say everything is progressing finely
with miners, but that the great
scarcity of lumber retards building
very materially.
Lynch, the freighter, who started
over three weeks ago with Wide
West mill machinery, has lost one
mule and two horses by death, on
the road to Rocky Bar.
Nv. f. Snodgrass has received
from the east one of the finest bar
ber's chair in Idaho. 1t is Of the
latest style, soft as down, and really
a luxury to recline in.
Reports from Rocky Bar regard
ing the shooting of Tonkins by
Shields are somewhat conflicting
but everything points to the fac
that John Shields acted in self
defense.
The BULLETIN has been favored
with some fine new potatoes from
the gardens Of Richard Bennett .ant
2. N. Hungerford. They speak wei
for the productiveness Of Mountain
Home soil.
Mrs. M. Collins, the popular pro
prietress of the Caldwell CONNER
cial Hotel, was visiting her daugh
ter, Mrs. ]. NJ. Miller, several day
] this week. The Commercial i
now known as the best hotel Of
the o. s. L. =
The family of lawyer Stull ar
rived here last Sunday. to max
Mountain Home their permanent
residence. Mr.. Stull will occup,
Che Crandal. residence until his nev
dwelling house is completed. TIL
BULLETIN welcomes all such goo
people to our midst.
Mrs..G. w. Counyers, mother 9
Mrs. H. Johnson, Mrs. Saddle Huff
man, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs
Johnson, and a young man name'
Hizington, who have been visitin