Mountain Home bulletin. (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1888-1889, 1888-07-14
SATURDAY, July IA, 1888.
See Brcsslcr's new iddlcs.
Mrs. Anstet is still quite sick.
No District Court till Aug. letl

MT. NdlOWay, w AZ A1aii statioll,
10 still quite sick.
Mrs. Manuel Comes returned
home Thursday.
Gen. 10. Houston, Of Boise visited
Mountain Home Thursday
Mrs. q. N. Hungcrford and little
Belle Mitchell, are visiting on Bru-
neau.
\ Miss Gertie Loveridge, from Bru-
neau, is visiting friends in Noun
tain Home.
Mrs. J. T. Hawkins and child left
for England on yesterday after
Moons train.
Otto Backmam came back from
California Thursday and went up
to the Bar Friday.
J. w. Swauger and family re-
turned Wednesday evening from
pleasant visit to Big Camas.
Geo. Fletcher came down by pri-
vate conveyance from the Bar We'd
nesday and returned Thursday.
Hagar has caused his alfalfa
patch, surrounding his dwelling, to
be cut, to make room for new
growth.
! Adm Hall showed up again on
cur streets one day this week. We
only had time to say ''howdy" to
him, however.
Little Hope Bearby arrived safe
and sound at Moline, Ill, on the
:ath ult., and is now as happy as
happy can be.
A number of frieuds went to the
depot Wednesday to bid Mrs. Burns
aud little May good bye and happy
voyage to California.
We had the pleasure Of meeting
Rev. Father Vanderdonk of Boise a
few days ago. He is an able divine
and we hope will visit our town often.
J. NJ. Patterson, the able and
overworked superintendent Of the
Alturas and Wide West companies,
came down from the Bar Thursday
afternoon.
Bob Burns looks lonely. Mrs.
Burns and little May left on We'd
nesday last for San Jose, California,
where they will visit relatives for
several months.
Smith has large kiln of brick
burned. Hagar has ordered the
brick and lumber for his new build
ing, and it is likely J. Ms corner
will soon be busy scene Of work
men.
J. H. Bressler has at last received
his commission as postmaster of
Mountain Home. Mr.. Bressler.
has given great satisfaction to our
people since he assumed control
Of the Office.
Charley Harris and Warren Buel,
the two ribbon holders" on the
road between Mountain Home and
Rocky Bar, are two as careful and
accommodating gentlemen as ever
drove stage.
That red, white and blue issue Of
the Pocatello Reporter, on the Fourth
denotes great enterprise on the part
Of Geo. P. Wheeler, the proprietor.
twas happy thought. and well
carried out, Bro. Lengthy"
Mr.. J. C. Kemp van Ee came over
from Silver City last Saturday, went
mp TO the Bar, took a look at his
great Alturas and Wide West prop
critics, came back and yesterday de-
parted on the morning train for his
Orc Elmo mines. Even the millio n
Aire sometimes has but little rest.
During the few hot days this
week everybody greeted everybody
with "Hot, amt it?" Some were
profane in their expressions, but it
was really refreshing to hear Uncle
Marvin, just after entering the post
Office the ether day say Hot as
mustard"
DR.. Bcarby went to Ethelps grove
on the 4th. She informs us that
there were fully $50 people there,
and that Tuck Ethel and the Schulz
brothers exerted themselves toward
the comfort and pleasure of all
She also visited Judge Stout's ranch
on Alkai creek, and expresses sur,
prise that such beautiful and valu
able place could be made from ar
almost desert waste. The fish pond
alone il worthy Of visit, as it il