Mountain Home maverick. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1906-1911, 1906-05-24
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HANDED MAVERICK
What People and Papers
Have to Say About
This Paper.

erick has, apparently, created quite
a favorable impression, both letters
and press notices have been received |
to that effect.
Seymour Bell writes: 1t is the
best looking paper in town of that
size l ever saw.
Colonel Emmett Callahan, of
Baker City: 1 have read Maverick
from start to finish and there is
nothing the matter with it. l want
to see that town and will drop in
on you before long.
Lloyd Morton, treasurer Barnes
county, Valley City, North Dakota,
writes:
hand you herewith So in pay
ment of subscription to your new
and much liked paper. l have been
waiting several days patiently for
the first edition of the new paper
to come out and just received it this
morning. Mr.. j. II. Garrett was
in our city few days ago for
short while on business and in our
conversation he informed me that
the new paper would be out soon,
so have been looking for it and
like it very much. | wish you sue
cess and feel certain that such is
yours. We have quite largely in
vested in Mountain Home realty.
Mrs. Morton spent some time there
last winter and was highly pleased
with the outlook in every way. She
will spend several months there the
coming winter and as soon as my
present job here is over we shall
make our home there and will be
only too glad to have chance to
help your people in the building up
of that country.
G. B. Thomas, Valley City: Your
first copy of the Maverick was re-
ceived this morning and she is a
peach. You're out of sight old man.
This looks good. The first thing
we have had in the way of a paper
from Mountain Home. Keep up
the good work Will see you next
month with a big party.
Boise Capital News: The Elmore
Bulletin comes out this week with
a new dress, and new name-The
Mountain Home Maverick. 1t is
under the management of an exper-
fenced newspaper man, j. w. Con-
nella, and gives abundant promise
of being worth several times its
cost, to Elmore county and its chief
town. Politically the paper will be
independent 1t has never been up
40 R,-oIxy l,od tc
bright and clean as new dollar.
Idaho World: The Mountain
Home Publishing Association, COM
posed of prominent citizens of Ell
more county, has purchased the
Mountain Home Bulletin and chang
ed the name to the Maverick, ano
also changed the appearance to such
an extent that the new paper does
not resemble the old Bulletin in the
slightest degree. 1t is one of the
brightest papers in the state, typo
graphically and editorially. ]. w
Connella is editor. The company
has installed a modern printing
plant, with power presses, typeset
ting machines and an extensivel,
equipped job plant.
Boise Clipper: The Maverick
formerly the Mountain Home Bull
letin, has been received at this of
flee. 1t is neat, clean, handsomel
printed and we'll edited. The citi
zens of that thriving little cit
should feel proud of their new pa
per. Success to Editor Connell
and his calf.
Glenn's Ferry Signal: Mountai
Home Maverick reached our eS
change table last week and is a nea
S-pager, all home print, replet
with ads of local business house
and bids fair to supply long fe
want - 1t is the culmualtion {
the Elmore Bulletin, one of the ole
est papers in the county, couple
with new outfit of material an
a new man at the helm. The &c
itor says the management though
best to give the sheet new nan
owing to the Bulletin having bee
mixed up in so many factions
fights in the past; hence the nan
Maverick. Its politics is nothin,
but as the range name implies, b,
ing without political ear-marSs
brand, it will safely run the Idah
newspaper range whole year be
fore some pieba1d politician dar
run any political brand on il
Here's to the success of the Ma
erick," and long may it live
''bawl-out" everything that brow