Mountain Home bulletin. (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1888-1889, 1889-05-11
SATURDAY, MAY II, 1889.

sS6iS MIN AAai 49, Aooo'
Roach & Brown, the blacksmiths,
have gone to. Oregon.
K. C. Helfrich returned from Og-
den Wednesday morning.
For Sale or Exchange-Two coal
heating stoves. Apply at this office.
60 Cru,tenden has just received
car-lond of Flour, Corn Meal, Wheat
aud Bacon.
Johnny Mitchell has received a
fns~new buggy and added it to his
livery outfit.
- Barbed wire IL cents per
pound, Ut Fletcher & Simpsons.
Jake Reeser, one of the County
Seat solid men, returned from Salt
Lake Wednesday morning.
Copious and much appreciated
rains have fallen here during the
.plst ten days, and good hay crops
are almost assured.
Henry Dorsey's new dwelling is
almost ready for occupancy. and
will be one of the most commodious
and handsome in the town.
~Al. Crnttenden pays CASH for
Hides and Pelts at the Brick Store.
John Case, Of Ada county, ship
ped two carloads Of horses from this
place for Omaha Monday-aftdy
paying taxes on them.
The wife Of Joseph Wilson, former
Sheriff Of Ada county and next y.
s. Marshal, is visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
A. l.. Cruttenden here. Mrs. Will
son is on her way east for a brief
visit to relatives and friends.
The Odd fellows and their friends
had an elegant time at their party
in Rocky Bar, this county,
on the Goth ult. A large crowd
was in attendance, and the affair
was voted a success in every way
from start to finish.
CO Fletcher & Simpson have just
received large lot OF hams, lard, sui.
phur and salt.
w. l.. Ramsdell returned from
Boise City Thursday, where he went
to procure new set of molars with
which to masticate some of the
Mountain Home beef, and to attend
to other important business.
Alex. Bruce has removed his
Little Palace from the Gilmore cor.
ner to the Crandal building, which
he has fitted up in fine style, and
where he will greet you with his
usual courtesy and he and George
House deal out none but the best o1
liquors and cigars.
While hunting horses about two
weeks ago, on South Boise river, W
II. Little observed in the woods two
Lerlb bears not over six weeks old
With the aid of his dog Bill cap
tured the cubs and took them into
camp, where they now are and as
tame and playful as kittens.
G. w. Snowden, the old hunter
and trapper, was in town Wednes'
day. He is putting in a large CROP
of potatoes on the banks of the
South Boise, and expects to have q
good yield this season. He alst
has large amount Of vegetables
growing finely.
Sam Kincaid returned from the
Lime creek country last Wednes
day, bringing with him some ex
ceedingly good specimens of ore
the richest being from the kentucl
mine, now being worked by W. J
Prisk under bond. Sam thinks
that Lime creek district will sool
come to the front as q regular golt
producer.
Superintendent Watson Of tn
Rocky Bar stage line is very at
tentive to the wants of the travel
ing public, and his eating station a
Lime Creek is noted for EXCELLENCE
And Warren Buel and Nelse HI
are as accommodating Jehus as eve
held the ribbons.
Commodore Jackson, in perform
ing his official duties, finds NOR
old men than he ever dreamed o.
However they do not all succeed il
- playing the age limit, and Comme
dore is collecting the road y.
closely and applying it very odd
ciously.
Uncle Billy Ramsdell is not cor
tent unless improving his tow
property. He has built a ne
blacksmith shop for Billy Hanle
and is reconstructing the Lam
house for q dwelling. Time wi
prove the old gentleman's hea
very level.
80 Fletcher & Simpson can su
ply yon with every thing in the gro
cry line, boots, shoes, hats, drygood
furnishing goods, barb wire, stoe
salt aud everything else.