Mountain Home bulletin. (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1888-1889, 1888-06-09
SATURDAY, JUNE 8. 1888.


Odd Fellows meet tonight.
temperance talk tomorrow night.
Mining location notices for sale at
this Office.
T. r. Stevenson came over from
his ranch Wednesday.
General Phil Sheridan is pro-
nounced beyond recovery.
Krigbaum Il Blackman are agents
for the BULLETIN at Pine Grove.
J Mountain Home may now be
christened ''Thc Windmill City"
\ It Is high time the numerous
tramps around town should move
on.
Bob strayhorn and DR.. Taylor
were here from Caldwell during the
( week.
The Band boys contemplate going
to Pine Grove to celebrate the
fourth.
Judge Waldron ia taking a sur
vey of the land around the Grove
and the Bar.
Mrs. J. M. Hagar has the thanks
of]th BULLETIN for two boxes of
large lucious strawberries.
y The ball given by the Mountain
Home Brass Band last Friday night
was a mighty pleasant affair.
Fine residence for sale. Six lots
inclosed. Barn and all other con-
veniences. Good terms. Apply to
G. NJ. Payne.
\ There is some talk of forming
company to bore artesian wells in
this section. Hope it will not end
in talk only.
It ia wonderful to see how effect
lively the first number of the BuLLE-
TIN stirred up the HALEY menagerie
of newspapers.
The BULLETIN lie moved to say
that the finest poetic production
ever published in Idaho appears in
its columns to-day.
\ Wool is coming in rapidly. It
IL estimated that the shipment from
Mountain Home this season will ex-
coed 100000 pounds.
We like to listen to good speaker,
and advise all to 60 to the school
house tomorrow night and listen
Mr.. Hickman's lecture.
Superintendent Prisk, of the Pine
Grove group of mines came down
Friday to meet his family who have
Just arrived from Colorado.
Three carloads of the Pine Grove
mill machinery has arrived here
and will be hauled up there imme-
diately. There is more to come.
Miss Lizzie Carroll, q sister OF
James Carroll, arrived from Danville
Illinois = few days ago, and will re-
side on Bennett creek at the home
Of Adm Hall.
N. H. Vanlandingham, formerly
one of the board of County Com
missioners of Alturas, died sudden
~ at Graham, Silver Mountain dis
trict last week.
Will the man of "astute taste"
who runs the Wood River Times,
please refrain from stealing bodily
local mining items from the "Moun-
tain Home paper"
A lively foot race took place on
Main street last Sunday morning
about daylight between a Tender
foot and a Cornishman, and it is
said the Tenderfoot got away with
the coin.
Mr.. G. w. Smith, lost about %,
600 brick during the recent rain
storm. They were nodded but had
not been piled for burning. The
only consolation Mr.. Smith has ia
that the rains did the country
generally a vast deal Of good.
Joe Vanderpool has caused the
fence surrounding his beautiful
premises on the corner of Atlanta
and Bennett street to be painted
and in very short time he will
have one of the prettiest places in
town. What in the mischief is Joe
heading for anyway.
Since that capable young man
Ed. Phillips stepped into the post
Office ct Mountain. Home every
thing has moved with the regular
ity of clockwork. Besides, Ed. hal
such pleasant way ofsaying "thert
is nothing for you,' that the inquirer
4urns away convinced that the non
arrival of letter for him or her il
not the fault Of our Nasty
Mr.. J. d. Malin, president of tn
Pine Grove Gold Mining Compan,
of St. Louis. and Mr.. johnson tn,
manager went up to the Grove las
Saturday. Mr.. Malin will superin
tend the erection of their biz
quartz mill. Colonel Edwards viii
be on the ground in q few weeks
and then you will see that thing
do move around the Grove.
1t was very quiet in the postoffic'
the other afternoon, when gentle
man entered, opened his box tool
out letter and then and there com
menced to read it, when he heard
mourntul sound behind the boxe
which he understood to say: "Whel