Mountain Home maverick. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1906-1911, 1906-12-13
TALK OF THE TOWN

LOST-Bunch of keys Finder
Attorney Wolfe went to Boise
yesterday on legal business.
C E. Corker was in town YES
tcTday from his ranch near Glcnn's
Ferry.
W. c. Howie has been appointed
by Judge Beatty, United States
commissioners in place of w. c.
Stimson, resigned.
Frank Boyd is in Boise this
week, at the bedside OF his sick
wife, whom he will bring home as
soon as she is able to make the trip.
Mr.. and Mrs S. G. Rhoades re-
turned some days since from Cali
fornia, where they mad been visit
ing daughter, at Stockton.
Mrs. K 1. Perky, of Boise, is
visit ng friends here this week, the
Judge, her husband being here at
tending court, and appearing as
counsel in most of the cases called
A. A Brother, who thought he
had bought a drug store at Idaho
Falls, has returned home, the other
party to the deal not being able to
deliver the goods.
G.. B. Thomas has big advertise
n1ents in both the Boise papers,
telling of the attractions of Noun
tain Home He is expected here
today with a party of investors
Attorneys Cavanah, Pence and
Dockery, of Boise, have been in
town for several days past, looking
after legal business before the dis
trict court
Misses Ethel Hyland, Zelda Par
sons and Edna Crutchfield rendered
a reception to Miss Mildred Mark,
who has recently arrived here from
North Dakota, in Crutchfield hall
Friday evening.
"A. B. Ut1ey, of American Falls,
who is interested in an irrigation
project down in Owyhee county, has
been in Mountain Home off and on
for week past, on business per-
tanning to that enterprise.
County Auditor-elect F. c.
Smith has moved here from the
Ferry, but has not yet secured a
house in which to reside. He says
he has not yet decided on whom he
VIII appoint as his deputy.
report of the council proceedings
published in Maverick today, 0. E.
Cannon has been appointed village
L l.
signed
Jim Siffert did a Coal Oil John
ny stunt for the edification of the
crowd congregated in the auditor s
office, lighting his pipe with post
age stamps 1t was one center,
attached to an envelope and its
value was in doubt.
Consulting Engineer Sublettc,
Chief Engineer Carl Maughmer, of
the G.. W. B. S. Co., and F. o.
Besuchct returned Tuesday evening
from the Bruneau valley country,
where they had been for some days
past surveying on the extension of
the Harris ditch.
Thomas Robinson, of Milton,
North Dakota, who is in Mountain
Home this week, has bought from
j. H. Garrett, through Dudley &
Griffith'S real estate agency,
eighty acres of decided land and
water rights, five miles south Of
town
Miss Stella Harris cntertainc
ABOUT thirty of her friends Saturday
evening, December 9Th. The occa-
sion was in honor of her nineteenth
birthday Cards and music were
the features of the evening Dainty
refreshments were served. Miss
Harris received many pretty and
useful presents
W. A Reynolds and family left
Monday for Silverton, Oregon,
where they will reside in future.
Before leaving, Mr.. and Mrs
Reynolds were extended many
marks of esteem by their friends IN
a social way, and the former from
his business associates, including
co1nmcndatory resolutions by the
village trustees