Mountain Home bulletin. (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1888-1889, 1888-11-03

All Elmorc to the front next
Tuesday.
The honest, toiling miners of At
lanta are solid for division.
Pine Grove will send up a mighty
division yell on Tuesday next.
Al last we have been blessed with
sufficient rain to settle the disagree
able dust.
Rocky Bar will speak in tones of
thunder for division and decency on
election day.
Attend Mr.. Putnam's free lecture
this friday evening at the Odd
Fellows new hall.
The Ladies' Guild will meet on
Wednesday afternoon at 2:3O at
the residence of II. Stull.
Two lodging rooms for rent, fur
nished or unfurnished. Apply at
DR.. Bearby's drug store.
What town in Gilmore will be en-
titled to the banner for it's vote on
division? Let them all strive for
the honor. r-.''
Lem Hart, reliable and worthy
young man, came up from Nampa
sunday and has taken a ''sit." in
the BULLETIN office.
Mr.. Halter, a frst-class watch
maker and jeweler, has been in
Mountain Home several days and
may conclude to locate here.
Mrs. Hyde. wife of Mike Hyde,
died at Oreana ON the 29th instant
Her remains were taken to Baker
City for interment.
The Poorman mine at Silver City
is now daily producing 80 tons Of
$3.50 ore. This is another one Of
Keu,p's foolish investments"
Editor Allen of the Shoshone
Journal spent Tuesday and We'd
nesday in Mountain Home, trying
to pick up division items, we pre-
sumo.
The BULLETIN Internationally
failed to mention the very agree
able surprise party gotten up last
week in honor Of Mrs. Rikemine by
Misses Barber and Ray.
kincaid & Reid have purchased
the lot lying between Hills sad
dlery shop and Fletcher & Simp-
sons new store, and will very soon
commence the erection of a large
two-story building.
The man who votes against
Hutchins, Ethel, Hall, Van
Schaick, Oliver or Mahoney will
feel very lonesome in Mountain
Home after the votes are counted
ncxt Tuesday night.
Rev. Mr.. Bouzelle preached two
very interesting sermons at the
school house Sunday. He is very
agreeable gentleman, has made
many friends here, and the BuLLE-
TIN welcomes him to our Mountain
Home.
Coal! Coall ia and has been the
cry here for several weeks. And
yet there is no coal to be had unless
you steal it. Will the railroad
officials please see that our people
do not suffer for fuel this winter as
they did last?
It 10 amssing with what ease J.
s. Waters can fin a lack in a game
for tho drinks, and also with what
sang froid he invites the boys to
"belly-up to the mahogany" At
home he ie a bowling Methodist
but he will never be elected Dis
trict Attorney of Alturas.
At meeting Of the Democrats of
Mountain Home Tuesday evening,
c. r. Shaw and G. NJ. Payne were
nominated candidates for Justices
Of the Peace and D. B. Hill for
Constable. Were it not for the
great honesty we possess the BULL
Erlx would pronounce this pretty
fair ticket.
The Bellevue Herald lends it's
Earnest" support to one Of our can
didates as follows: Adm Hall Of
Bennett creek, is brother to E. B.
Hall of Bellevue, is a democrat,
and, while the Herald hopes to see
him downed by one Of the four good
democrats on the regular ticket, we
trust he has some of the good bust
ness tact Of E. B., in case he goes
through successfully.