Mountain Home bulletin. (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1888-1889, 1888-11-24

The Bellevue Herald Of the 18th
copies our articles relating to the
despicable action Of Wilton. Por-
ter, Larson and others Of that town
on election day. The BULLETIN
acknowledges that it was too hasty
and entirely wrong in coupling ed
itor Georges name with such un-
principled fellows, and humbly asks
his pardon. The Herald says:
Think of the Herald combining |
with N. c. Larson, Matt McFall,
w. w. Brim (all boycotters Of the
Herald, and strong workers for
Whitton) as against Ostner for
commissioned
Think Of the Herald supporting
such man az J. S. Wilton, who
has taken every dollar Of patronage
from us he could, who has his print
ing done in HALEY, and his adver-
Using as we'll, and we are doing the
same work for less money!
Think Of ]. s. Wilton combin-
ing with the Herald on any propo-
sition when we would not leave an
honest stone unturned to defeat him
for any oficel
/ Think Of the Herald combining
with McFall, Larson and Brim
(hard workers for Wilton for COM
! missioner)-inen who only few
weeks ago signed q boycott petition
against the Herald that would have
, sent the editor and family tramp
! ing over the country for grub to eat,
had they had the power!
Think of the Herald advocating
the election Of AL Ostner for the
important Office Of commissioner
during the campaign, and at the
e last moment working for an enemy
to our every interest, and for such {
sncaking, contemplate dodge as thu
> Whitton ring carried to success!
Yes, sir; think of it. Think o
> such a man as c. H. Porter goinl
y to Mountain Home and pledginl
Bellevue's support for ANYTHING
. Think of the check of such a man
= Think a moment and see if you cal
;, ;, trace any honesty in such pre-
:, :, ceeding.
- Think for o moment and see
y the Whitton Porter Larsen Brin
- McFall-etc. combination is justifie
in pledging the votes Of Bellevu
for or against any ticket.
Think Of it, Bellevueits, and sc
if there is any reason for Porter, {
ts Wilton, or McFall, or Larsen, {
any other man to pledge away yor
. votes-or your free-American right
= at the polls! Think moment, an
in see if Wilton, Brim, Porter, M
yn Fall, Larsen, or any other offic
m trader owns your souls! They don
ours, and when the Mountain Hon
',o BULLETIN uses the Herald or i
"a, editor in connection with such bul
to doing, political trickery or tradin
at it is done from total ignorance al
." not from facts.
ed Well, the BULLETIN, after readil
to the above, donned its thinking-ca
ne 1t thinks it has done the Hera
nc injustice-although the Herald d
on cause some Elmore people to
lie lieve that the Division ticket won
we receive at least 20 straight votes
ne Bellevue-even in the absence
= :. any trade whatever. It thinks
NJ can not employ language sufficient
for strong to denounce Porter, White
'ry Larsen, ct al. for their bare-fac
ny treachery to the people of Mounts
G - Home. 1t thinks that Wilton /
mt reached the goal of his ambition
ate the basest of measures. It thin
by that Whitton is very thick-skinn'
:s, that he is now as happy as cl.
' Va at high tide, and it thinks that
in will continue to do a great deal
& thinking on this subject. Mes
nd time the Gilmore congregation "
aih please pray!