Mountain Home bulletin. (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1888-1889, 1888-11-10
SATURDAY, Nov. 10, 1888.

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Give the division banner to our
Mountain Home.
I. Sheriff Wilson Of Boise visited
ouE.tswn Thursday.
Oliver Sloan yesterday shipped
two car loads of horses east.
George Crandal and Superintend-
ent Prisk came in from Pine Grove
Friday.
The Ladies' Guild will meet
Wednesday at the residence Of Mrs.
Helfrich.
The postoffice will in few days
be removed to Smith & Ethell's
drug store.
If you feel sick send for some
Of the Bellevue Herald-Whitton-
Lareen-soup.
George Fletcher jr. has come
from Rocky Bar to remain with US
permanently.
The formation of dancing club
for the winter is now being agitated
in Mountain Home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Prescott have taken
charge of the Elmore House and
will doubtless run it to the entire
satisfaction of their guests.
Wilton, Larsen and George
Bellcvue's dishonorable trio-got
the soup into Mountain Home most
beautifully with syringe just LAT
feet long.
Jack Boyakin, son Of that great
and good old Democratic war
horse of the Idaho Democrat, Wis.,
tied our town Sunday last and was
welcomed by numerous friends.
It is gratifying to see with what
unanimity the people are comply
ing with the request of the citizens
meeting and putting IN fues and
terra Gotta pipes about their prem
ises.
In the list of articles presented
to Uncle Tuck Ethel last week by
his friends the name Of Lon Macy
was unintentionally omitted, he
being the donor Of handsome
necktie.
IT. Hayes, who has a fine ranch
on Canyon creek left at the BULL
Er1N Office a sack of very large
n,ealy potatoes, for which we ten.
der this old solid divisionist oul
thanks.
Maroni Johnson suggests tina,
business be suspended in Gilmore
and all hands repair to Bellevue tt
thank them for their great aid tt
our division ticket and to have 8
grand jollification.
Geo. P. Hall unloaded ut oul
door on election day several large
pumpkins very appropriate gift
TO the editor, who was pumpkin
headed enough to vote for Whittor
of Bellevue for commissioner.
Whitton, Larsen, Porter and the
Bellevue Herald all went fishing
for suckers on election day anc
caught .147 in Mountain Home
Thank God there is a hereafter
awaiting the Bellevue deceivers ant
liars.
We understand that the Belle
vue Herald man will soon visit Ell
more in the interest of his paper
He had better bring Wilton ant
Larsen with him, accompanied
with a brass band to play "Th'
Rogues March,"
Brother Glenn doubtless feel
bad over his defeat for Commission
er but the BULLETIN can assure
him that there are 147 men her,
who are kicking themselves contin
ually for their simplicity in rely
ing on the word Of honor Of Belle
vue's dishonorable business men.
H. C. Foljambe, Chas. w. Mile
and F. Wadsworth, all prominen
mining men of Rocky Bar and AT
lanta, came down on Monday
stage and have gone east to spen'
the winter. The BULLETIN wishe
these gentlemen happy visit t
the old folks at home.
M. johnson and ]. T. Sprague vii
soon open an undertaking and cab
met establishment in the Irelan'
building west of the railroad track
They will also deal in the cele
brated U. s. wooden pumps ant
place them in wells at REASONABLE
figures. More particulars mex
week.
Last week Adm Hall brought t
this office a curiosity in the shap
of a large Irish potato, but in cor
= sequence Of the election rush {
~. we neglected to mention ],
r. !. Srmed Of one large spud wit
.;.h. eood-sized branches, firml
casnmns.,ted and weighing about
nonnSs. Adm can beat all raisin
potato,s if he did fail to succeed o
election day.
The fourth Annual Conyent ~
ofths Idsho Sunday School ASS
c;at;or -~ w., be held at Boise CIT
1 Tsursas w,E nd Friday, Nov. 15'
and 18th. 1898. Afull programn
So 49, Slresses upon Sunda