Mountain Home maverick. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1906-1911, 1906-11-29
STRAIGHT TIPS ON WHY
THEY GIVE THANKS TODAY
Mavericks Mind Readers get at the lrue
Facts in Regard to Many
individuals.

for wool, big money for lambs, bar
agins in bank stocks and seven feet
of hundred dollar rock.
G. M p: That he succeeded IN
saving him off on the legislature.
Attorney Howie: Because he
doesn't have to get up these dense
arctic nights and build smudges to
scare the frost away from fruit |
blossoms.
| Ben Ross: Know place where
slot machines are a novelty and
nickles plentiful.
Henry Ross: Will soon be out of
range of the limelight.
Bob Grove; My right hand be-
ing out of commission, so can sign
no checks until the 18th of next
month.
c. C.. Mortrude: Sincerely, be-
cause that irrigation system is prac-
tically completed-and paid for.
John Phillips: That for two
whole weeks Mavericks gasoline
engine let him give his attention to
some of his other customers.
Roscoe Smith: Big holiday trade
ahead, that makes his recent tri-
umph at the lady infested polls look
, like three plugged dimes
! Charles Pascoe: Because the
, cold weatherihas cured him of those
nervous spells that forced him to
: take long walks Sunday evenings.
Frank Hobbs. Life is one grand,
sweet song.
/; w. H. Dudley: At last Pm fixed
proper, and don't have to waste my
} time here any more. Though my
5 commissions Monday amounted to
! only twleve hundred bucks, business
r will improve as the season adj
= vances, and I'll start out with the
/, dog and pony show in the spring.
: Professor Culver: That the High
S school debate is off my hands, and
now l can spend my evenings al
}, home and get acquainted with the
c new baby.
c Mayor Mahoney: Since issued
It the mandate that all coal rustling
n must cease, the Black Diamond
union has gone out of commission
1t what?
1, Postmaster Turner: That there
le are so few lock boxes, therefore
l. can have the extreme pleasure o
handing all the holiday mai
Of through the general delivery win
s. dow
It Professor Warner: 1 am trul,
grateful that the people of Noun
n tain Home, by their attendance las
Saturday evening, showed their ap
= probation of a thoroughly first clas
S and up to date entertainment.
at ]. H. Hawkins: l am in large
in quarters now and can take care Q
the crowd on my special sale days.
f. H. d. Wilbur: Count mysel
Sc very fortunate in having secures
S. such nice looking clerk. My trad
ne in the confectionery line has in
n creased so per cent.
Worth Lee: My trips to Chicag
at for this season are over, and ca
ey now stay in Mountain Home an
ng lead the young peoples meeting.
he N. Linton: There are two goo
nd banks here in which 1 can depos
ut all this money am making frol
the sale of lots in my addition.
IN Ben Grier: There will not
on another holiday for month.
b. ]. P. C1ays: Because of the lo'
of freigth rates on the o. S. L. we al
enabled to sell Christmas goods {
1 cheap as Sears & Roebuck, or Mon
gomery Ward
1T J.. A. Purti1l: Elmore Coun
fairs only happen once year.
an ]. A. Mincau: 1t is a blesse
ith privilege just to live in this beaut
ne full Idaho, where the soil is SO pr
ductive, and the irrigation proje
III, sure thing.
lid l. c. Barrett: This zero wealth
ole makes fur robes a necessity and
ion certainly have the goods
,ek DR.. ]. w. Nieukirk: l am
glad that when my professional d
on- ties become too arduous, at t
hat weeks end / can go out to my H
re- Springs Sanitarium and rest.
o. E. Cannon: That l final
not had the luck and the nerve to set