Mountain Home maverick. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1906-1911, 1907-04-04
A. A Utley was in town from
American Falls Friday.

o. II. Dickinson was in town !
from Boise Monday.
''Her Great Temptation, at the
opera house Monday evening.
Commercial club meeting tomor-
row night.
The Sub Rosa club met yesterday
afternoon with Mrs. NJ Linton.
L. B. Green and family are now
occupying one of the residences of
Mrs. Harris.
Mrs. Ella Comes has returned to
Mountain Home after winter
spent in Vancouver, Washington.
The favorite actress of Mountain
Home at the opera house Monday,
April 9Th.
A. L. Armstrong, representing
the Smith Premier typewriter peo-
pie, was in town yesterday.
At their meeting last Thursday
new members, Mrs. Walter Foun-
tain and Mrs. Rutledge Fitzwater.
Tuesdays election was one con-
tinuous hustle for votes between
the goods and the ''bads Fix
the designation to suit yourself.
Eckstein Bros. have just UNI
packed a fine showing of the latest
styles in children's clothing, which
they invite you to inspect.
Owing to the high price of lum-
Der, George Smith is prepared to
build you a brick home cheaper
than any other contractor can erect
a frame structure. 43tf
w. G. Tubbs, a banker from
Kensal, N. D., is spending the
week here investigating the situa-
tion and visiting with Mr.. and
Mrs. w. H. Dudley.
Tuesday was one of those dry
days, and the climate was almost
! shrivelled, in spots. The saloons
remained closed, in accordance
with the law, it being election day.
Ida Crouch Hazlett, who will
; represent the Montana News in
, the approaching Moyer-Haywood-
I Pettibone trials at Boise, was in
the city Tuesday.
Remember the cooked food sale
5 conducted by the ladies of the Epis-
5 copal Guild at the Idaho CONNER
5 cial, Saturday afternoon, from to
p. M.
Dress your boy we'll. You will
conclude that you can do it both well
aid cheaply when you have seen
: the new stock of children's clothing
received by Eckstein Brothers.
The local seedsmen have sold
large quantities of barley for seeding
purposes this spring. A number oil
the new farmers at Cleft are to try
this crop without irrigation, trust
ing to the ample rainfall of the past
winter to bring it to maturity. Il
: is reasonable to suppose that they
, will be successful, inasmuch as the
| soil is deeply saturated with moist
ure and barley is a fast growing
grain.
: L. w. Everson, who has been il
charge of the Maverick as its ed
itor and manager during the pas
three months, will leave Saturday
for Caldwell, where he has beer
:, rendered a position in the offict
of the Gem State Rural. Mr.
Everson's services have also beer
: secured for the Caldwell band o
which he will become leader anc
instructor. r. w. Simpkins ha
taken charge of the Maverick 70
# the present.
H. w. Wilson returned Thursda
= evening to his former home at New
~ Rockford N. D., and if opportunit
offers will close out his bushes
> interests and make further invest
ments here. MIR. Wilson is pro
prictor of the telephone exchange a
v New Rockford and has been offerc
d price for his plant by the Inde
" pendent people that nearly equal
!. the sum at which he values it
: Mrs. Wilson will remain here {
: maintain the Idaho residence an
;. await Mr.. Wilson's coming in tn
ID fall.
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