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

Geo. p. Hall was up from his
Garnet fruit ranch Tuesday.
Baseball Sunday, May 2sth,
Mountain Home VS.. Nampa. Game
called at $3.50 O'Clock.
Trathcn's offerings are better
than bargains. Prices have been
/ forgotten and the till thrown away.
| The Odd Fellows are to have an
anniversary banquet at their hall
tomorrow evening.
You'll never know till you try.
Make an effort to get to Trathen's
sale of furniture at Governs old
stand.
Mrs. l. B. Warner has returned
from a two-months' visit in Indi-
ana, and has resumed her position
as teacher in the city schools.
Eighty acres, with forty of same
plowed, and good water right, less
than three miles from town, for
SO, 200. Harry Watkins.
X. X. Buen of Bethold, N. D.,
and Ole Noon of Hatton, N. D.,
have been in this vicinity tho past
few days prospecting for a new
home in the west.
w. z. Mortrude is here from Sc
attic with another party of invest
ors who desire soil and climate in
, contrast to that of the Seattle coun-
try. From the east and west they
are coming to Mountain Home.
Dress your boy we'll. You will
conclude that you can do it both we'll
aid chcaply when you have seen
the new stock of childrcn's clothing
received by Eckstein Brothers.
Arbor day at the city schools was
observed by the rendition of an ap-
propr late program and the planting
of trees on the grounds.
80 acres, good house, good barn,
fine improvements at.$100 per acre
about two miles out. Harry Wat
kins.
For the ball game next Sunday a
special train will leave Nampa at
10 a. M, carrying the ball team
and fans. Returning, the train will
8 depart at 9 p. m.
A. Henley, special agent of the
= American Telephone and Telegraph
{ company, was in the city Friday
coferring with Manager Keller OF
the local system.
The jury in the case of State VS..
+ Thos. Mellen for violation of two
mile limit law, in which Walker
S Bros. were the complainants, ir
, Probate Judge Manion's court rem
t dered a verdict for the defendant.
Edward Libby came in from At
lanta yesterday on his way east foI
e a trip to Kansas, Wisconsin anc
other states after an absence OIL
4 nineteen years. He reports nine
= feet of snow on the summit.
DR.. and Mrs. T. Thams were ar.
g rivals Saturday from Maddox, N.
, D., on their way to Grandview
: where the doctor has ranch. They
were accompanied by Mrs. Grond-
ahl, also Of Maddox, and will
spend several weeks in Idaho.
b George Smith has his brick ma
chimes in operation on the first kiln
!, of brick under which he will light
: fires in couple of weeks. Mr..
: Smith says the demand for brick is
: going to be greater than ever this
sition to supply it.
= A bargain is transaction by two
6 parties, both of whom profit there
by. 1t will be different at Trathen's
furniture store TO-. ten days, begin.
ming next Monday. In order to un.
o load his stock before moving to his
i new location in the Garrctt-Bailey
II block, Trathen is willing to take
o the short end of the deal.
\ Articles of incorporation of the
Mountain Home Lumber Co., Ltd.
were filed yesterday with tn,
" secretary of state at Boise. TIL.
n capital stock named is SIS, 900, sne
;. the directors are c. H. Stewart, H
: c. McBirney, L. A. Coate, Georg'
d Clithero and ]. F. Ullmer. Thes,
It gentlemen incorporate to continu,
e the business so long under the man
agement of L. 7. Wilcox, and which
WAS lately purchased hv Mr. Stew