Mountain Home maverick. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1906-1911, 1906-10-25
TALK OF THE TOWN

night, or VIII today, Tor the coast.
Mrs. D. w. Shelter left for
Boise Tuesday, to attend the con-
vention of Federated Women's clubs.
Albert Rosenheim is distributing
some Pabst blue ribbon beer badg-
es, big enough for aprons.
Albert George is acting as
village marshal while Frank Boyd
is campaigning Sin the provinces. -
Henry Ross has filed demurrer
to the complaint of his wife, asking
for divorce, alleging insufficient
grounds for action
James Pascoe, of Linton, Indi-
ana, arrived several days since and
is visiting his brother, Charles Pas
-coe.
Mrs. Nichols, who has been Wis
iting her mother, Mrs. Kelsey, for
some weeks past, left Saturday for
her home in Portland.
Mrs. L. c. Barrett returned home
Saturday from Glenn's Ferry, where
she spent a week with Mrs. Wal
ter Corker.
Owing to the snow storms to the
east, all trains have been even later
than usual for a week past, and
Hon. Karl Paine, democratic
candidate for attorney general, is
billed to speak in CARROTS opera
house tomorrow, Friday, evening.
Arthur Morrow Lewis, the So
cialist propaganda from San Fran
cisco, addressed fair sized audi
-ence in CARROTS opera house last
evening.
Jim Siffert says: l don't have to
spend any money for campaign pur-
poses, so Pm squandering it on fine
raiment. Get on to these good new
clothes.
DR.. Swan returned Sunday from
Occur d'Alene, where he had been
to attend the grand lodge OF Odd
Fellows. He says he lost L. c.
Barrett in the wilds of Spokane.
Monday there had been registered
$50 voters in this precinct. There
are many who have not registered
and who will not be permitted to
vote unless they do.
A. Dufresne has been in town
this week. He says work will be
suspended portion of the winter at
the Highland Mary and that he will
remain most of the time in Boise.
Mrs. Comes, who represented the
Mountain Home lodge OF Rebekahs
at the Grand Lodge meeting in
~Couer d'Alene last week, is visiting
her aunt, Mrs. Andrewatha in
Boise.
A. K. Hess, Of Council Bluffs,
Iowa, arrived here the first OF the
week. He invested quite extern
sively in land while here last
spring, and will reside in Mountain
Home this winter.
Several years since there were
in this town three dozen campaign
torches, which we're given to some
one to keep. Mavcr ok is asked to
request that Some one to produce
the goods.
r. o. Baker has been in town
this week, showing the first prize
ribbon which the lumber exhibit OF
Anderson & Baker won at the state
fair in Boise. This is the same
exhibit that was displayed at the
fair here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Max Breigleb and
daughter arrived last week from
Colorado, and will make this their
permanent home. Mr.. Breiglet
has been mining in the Cripple
Creek country for years. His wife
and Mrs. H. H. Eaton are sisters.
Although the bucking contest
which took place last Sunday on
the sagebrush plains north OF Noun
tain Home was witnessed by only e
small audience, it was entirely
worth while and quite exciting
while it lasted Bob Grove took
first money.
Frank Boyd, Walter Fountain
and F. c. Smith, democratic candi-
dates for assessor, sh~iff and au-
ditor respectively, left Monday foI
campaigning trip through the
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