Mountain Home maverick. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1906-1911, 1907-12-19

neau, are visiting relatives in this
city.
Hugh Burns of Glenns Ferry
spent last Saturday at Mountain
I Home.
Three Of the Misses Waytc left
Saturday for Boise where they will
visit their sister for short time.
Thomas Wayte was in from his
ranch last Saturday to see his
daughters safely on their way to
Boise.
Miss Lyons. who is teaching
school at Cold Springs came in Sat-
urday to spend Sunday with her
parents.
Contractor Smih has work we'll
under way on the brick and con-
crete hotel being erected on Canyon
street.
Miss Mel Smithson leaves this
week for Emmett, where she will
spend Christmas with her father,
A(aNO 0kiAthooH-
The new dray which the Noun
tain Hons Transfer Co. IS using is
one of the best that is made and a
credit to the firm.
The Commercial Club will hold
an important session at the club
rooms tomorrow night You are re-
quested to attend.
Section foreman Donovan bss had
his force of men reduced to three
in number as result Of the policy
of economy lately adopted by the
Short Line.
trip to North Yakima, his former
Il home. He states that number of
his old friends are coming to Noun
tain Home.
Garrett Dan icls wss in from the
i Toll Gate farm and relates that
|. the stage is now using sleighs from
the flat northward and that the
snow fall has been heavy for this
season of the year.
C. r. Sha ", secretary of the Sun
nysidc town site company, with
its headquarters in Boise, was a
business visitor here Saturday. Mr..
Shaw spent twenty years in the
: state of Washington, and after four
years of residence in Idaho he states
: that he much prefers this state.
Ben Ross is no chry santhemun
fiend. Elmore county flowers arc
beautiful enough for him, ano
from among them he has chosen
c tho camas, the Dubious plant of tht
: upper attitudes. He has several o.
these onion-likc roots which are
;, growing nicely in his establish
ment. 1t was from these flower:
that the various Camas prairie:
derived their name
The many friends of Mrs. Col
u N Linton, who left here for 10
Angeles some time ago, will b
. sorry to learn OF her precarious con
dition. Mrs. Linton entered on
i of the large hospitals there AM
lie submitted TO an operation whicl
er was successful, but left her in sue
:. a nervous state that she has neve
rallied. She has two nurses wit
= her constantly, but very little hop
is given for her recovery.
II William Stewart of Darcy, Mort
Dakota, is here to spend tn
- winter. This gentleman is one {
- the most enthusiastic of the ne'
corners, and he can foresee bi
things fer Mountain Home. H
states that the real thing in tn
winter line has not yet arrived i
is North Dakota but so certain ar
re people in his community that
tn will come that number of thcr
r. have signified their intention {
st coming to sunny Idaho. MI
Stewart has fine orchard plac
south of Mountain Home on wbic
ay he will build some time soon.
:" ] Roy Ellison, who is the mar
- ager of the western department {
the Redpath Lyceum Bureau {
Detroit, was in town Saturday
10 complete a deal for a half section
land near Sunnyside, made for tn
of Great Western Beet Sugar Co.
in c. r. Shaw. Mr.. Ellison at on,
re returned to Detroit to bring b
to family to this section as he col
he siders this climate the best he hi
i'll seen in the west in all his trave
FL Mr.. Ellison intends making furth
investments on returning here al
is going to spread the good news
In Idaho among his friends in II
20. east, while gone.
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