Mountain Home maverick. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1906-1911, 1907-04-25

am taking orders for suits and
coats Of all kinds, made to order by
Chas. A Stevens & Co. of Chicago.
Call and examine samples. Miss
Marie Gjertsen.
Francis Allen. babe of Mr.. and
Mrs. M. w. Brooks, boin April IL,
died the 10Th. Brief funeral SER
vices were held at the house, con-
Quoted by Rev c. E. Mason. The
mother has passed very critical
condition and is now on tine way to
recovery.
The w. c. T. U. meets tomor-
row, Friday, at O'Clock, with the
president, Mrs. Linton. She ex-
tends a general invitation to all who
are interested in it's mission.
Lee Cowell and w. N. Campbell
of Valley City, N. D., arrived
Friday to see how Mountain Home
was progressing. Mr.. Campbell is
land owner here and Mr.. Cow
ell intends to invest soon. They
loft Tuesday evening for home
Thomas Catellier is here from ST.
John, N. D., and has made extern
sive purchases of land, including
both farming and city property.
Mr. Catellier is one of the wealthy
men of his section and declares it
his intention to move here to spend
the remainder of his days. He
leaves Saturday for his North Dako-
ia home, and will be seen here
again early in the fall.
]. E. Jerome, who as an eastern
immigration agent has brought so
many people to this section from
Minnesota and North Dakota, ar
rived from Minneapolis Friday in
advance of a party of ten people
who came on Sundays train. Mr..
Jerome states that the railroads
have made low rates to Idaho for
the month of June and that other
come out at that time.
F. d. Leighton of ST. Paul,
MINI, has been here this week
making thorough inspection of
the irrigation system and viewing
the country. Mr.. Leighton will,
it is likely, make large invest
ment in irrigated land here, and
J as he represents large moneyed
interests in his home city, Noun
tain Home will benefit by his ac-
tion Mr.. Leighton is a brother
in-law of L. A. Wood, who is part
owner of the Bonapart mine in the
upper country.
Notice has been served on all
owners of property abutting on
Jackson avenue between Alturas
and Elmore streets to- lay cement
sidewalks in front of their rcspcc-
tive premises within the next thir-
ty days. The specifications of the
city engineer call for a well-con-
.structed walk ten feet wide. No
tees have also been served to prop
erty owners on Bennett street be-
tween Jackson avenue and w. H.
Dudloy's residence, to lay a four
and half foot walk. Failure or
the part of any of the property own
ers to comply with these instruc-
tions will necessitate the village
taking charge of tho work under
the direction of the maj shall, the
cost of the work to DO taxed to the
, owners.
D. r. Swartout was an arrival
Sunday from Wimbledon. N D.
, Besides farm south of town, Mr..
Swartout owns a valuable ten-acrs
tract which he is having cleared
. and improved, and on which he
will later build residence. The
past winter in North Dakota caused
Mr.. Swartout to make a resolve
not to spend another one there
while Idaho's climate continues t.
hold out inducements. He came by
way of Denver and saw the bis
snow storm which dropped eighteen
inches of snow in the streets o
| the mile-high town, and state:
0 that it was like getting into para
e disc to come under the influence o
= southern Idaho's air and sunshine
{ E. F. Horn and Peter Withheld
e returned from their trip to Twin
e Falls Tuesday. They started Satur
day for Miner to attend the open
ing sale of the north side tract, blu
, found no Accommodations at tn,