Mountain Home bulletin. (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1888-1889, 1889-04-06

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u. L ALLEY, Aecat.
SATURDAY, APRIL G, 1889.
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The roads are drying rapidly.
Several loaded teams pulled out
for the Bar this week.
Mrs. Kittie wilkins visited Noun
tain Home the past week.
Frank Brownelle and family have
removed to Johnson's addition.
- Buy your groceries Of Al Crut-
tenden.
The cowboys are all preparing
fer the forthcoming grand round
up.
George Fletcher Jr. and wife have
returned home from their Weiser
visit.
Rocky Bar is said to be very
quiet just now-but it wont be
20 long.
II may be too late when you real
ize the Importance Of . good wagon
road to Rocky BAR.
IA. Crutsenden pays CASH for
Hides aud Pelts At the Brick Store.
Miss Mabel Payne has this week
been enjoying a visit at Phelps
Willows, on Syrup creek.
Henry johnson made trip with
his teams heavily loaded to Rocky
Bar and back in seven days.
Mosher, the jcwelcr and furniture
,~fnan "across the track" returned
from the Bar Saturday night.
J. D. Morris last Monday lost .
fine Norman 6talion-supposed to
have died from eating the poisonous
larkepur weed.
~ Fletcher 4 Simpson have just
received large lot of hams, lard, sui
phnr and salt.
Messrs. Stockton, Glenn, Corker,
and Stout left Glenn's Ferry this
morning to view a road from that
place to Rocky Bar.
A Wood River paper says there ie
carload of freight at HALEY fol
the Alturas Limited Mining Com
pany at Rocky Bar.
Build that wagon road cutoff ia
Pine Grove, or close your store doors
n,M haul off your teams-for you'll
have no further use for them in
Mountain Home.
Clean up the alleys and back
yards. Filth invites disease, and
bad sewerage and dirty yards are
prime factors of pneumonia, scarlet
fever and smallpox.
Mountain Home is the best place
on the Oregon Short Line for meu
Of enterprise to engage in business
But We want no more rubber stamp
business men in this community.
~ Fletcher 4 Simpson can sup
ply you with every thing in the groc
cry line, boots, shoes, hats, drygOods
'urnirhing goods, barb wire, stOcl
salt aud everything else.
Mrs. T. Hutchins and children
departed last Wednesday for hel
former home in Louisville, Ky.
where she will visit relatives and
friends this summer. Her many
warm friends wish her pleasant
visit and speedy return. Meantim.
let US pity the sorrows OF poo
Stockmen should designate to tn,
Board of Commissioners their choic,
for stock inspector of Gilmore, a
their meeting next Monday. W.
have heard several prominent
stockraisers assert that it would b.
an unnecessary expense to appoin
Q stock inspector for Elmore.
The Idaho Citizen of last Friday
says: News has reached Weise
that Nellie York, q young lad!
born and raised at that place hat
died suddenly at Mountain Home
This is a mistake. No adult ha
died in Mountain Home since las
summer.
Col. Charles w. Miller, superln
tendent of the Tahoma mine AM
mill at Atlanta, returned from tn
east Wednesday, where he ha'
spent q pleasant winter with hi
family and friends. Col. Mile
says that a. soon as the machiner.
can be got to Atlanta he will adj
20more stamps to his mill-mak
ing 80 in all. He left for Atlant
on Thursdays stage, and soon ate
his arrival there he will start u
work again in the mine and mil
He also informs US that it is tn
intention of the Buffalo Company t
resume mining operations 1t o
early date. Everybody welcome
Nj. Miller to this section again.
The Silver City Avalanche Of tn
3Oth makes this mention Of . ma
noted for his success in mining er
terprises, and equally as noted fo
his great liberality and "wake-uE
Jake" policy that he inaugurates /
every community that is 80 fortur
ate TO have him camp with ther
though it be but q short tims