Mountain Home bulletin. (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1888-1889, 1889-05-04
GLENN's FERRY FACTS.


The railroad company have
placed their ice here on the market. ,
Mrs. G. J. Atkins left here for j
Boise last week to spend the sum-
mer.
Mrs. Coughlin of Cokeville, Wy,
is visiting her sister, Mrs. John Null
hern.
G. P. Glenn, the old pioneer Of
this place, is improving. The doc
tors say that he is more in need of
surgical aid than treatment for in
sanity.
Commissioner Stockton and
judge Corker have returned from
Becky Bar, and predict glorious
future for Gilmore.
Geo. F. Mahoney sold his resi-
dencel46 John G. Cooke last Satur-
LA6y. We understand that George
I will soon leave for Montana.
Frank Lesher was in our town
last Monday. He has sold his res
idence on Little Camas Creek to
Engineer JOnn rlsner.
Mrs. John Fredericks was taken
to Salt Lake last Saturday for
, treatment at the Sisters Hospital.
, She has been very low for some
! time back with complicated disor-
, der, but Salt Sake doctors speak
encouragingly Of her case.
3 H. f. Rinzey sold his residence
: here TO Ernest Rose, and left
g to 20 back on his ranch on
8 the Malad, near Toponis.
Martin johnson of Toponis, the
t first postmaster Of that town, and
f at one time known as the Nasty Of
: the O. S. L. was here on Tuesday.
e He reports the many sick people
there as convalescent.
y We noticed Joe Streng, the cham
l. pion sprint runner of Idaho, and
# formerly one of Shoshone's popular
# clothiers, was about town setting
'em up to his old patrons.
n DR.. H. F. Ratty, formerly o
le Custer has come to this place ane
will start a drug store and als'
n practice the healing art. We hop
Of the doctor is among those who hay
g. come to stay.
K Hardie Dial, who had his RICH
q limb broken by fall from stabl
loft to the floor at Soldier, is gettin
r on rapidly. We hope soon to Sc
8, him about the street.
n Thomas R. Stephenson has lei
id the section house and gone onto hi
a ranch on Bennett Creek. J. +
is Morrow has taken charge of th
section house.
at Will Dial opened the Parlor Re-
taurant last Sunday, and invite
* his many friends to participate at
1t grand dinner that day. The bill
in fare was excellent, the surrounding
to cheerful, and many gathere
lis around the hospitable board-an
the genial host was pleased,
Of Mountaineer Assembly X. of
", at their last meeting elected the fe
We lowing officers: M. w., G.
~ Glenn; w. F., VIM. L. Ward; R.
ne A. M. Sinnott; Treas, w. F. Jone
ms, Archie johnson; U. K, E.
nt- Jernigan. Meetings on Saturd,
1rt evenings at X. of L. hall; visitil
Brothers invited.
The new board of school truste
consists of G. e. Corker, Thorn
Plunkett and James H. Morrow.
good board, and with a good scht
to our educational interests will SO
me come boldly to the front.
4, V. E. Stone formerly yard mast
- here, is promoted to a conducts
70 ship and is running between he
i'll, and Pocatello. Lewis Fate, late
it'll Pocatello, succeeds Virg. as va
nv master.
Hon. r. l.. Trevellick, late me-
Der of the Michigan Legislatu
an old naval veteran, the genel
lecturer of the K. of L., recently
nd livered an able and spirited, as W
ap. as instructive and amusing, lectu
, a on the dignity of labor and the !
my cessity of labor organizations.
handles dudes, drones and {
): nothings in an extremely rou
I manner, and without gloves. 7
attendance was quite large.