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


ton is extended to those of that
faith as we'll as others to attend.
Gendron & Labbcc are laying the
cement sidewalk in front of the
Garrett-Bailey building this week.
They have the contract for the &C.
ment walks on Jackson avenue and
Bennett street, the grade stakes for
which have already been set and on
which work will begin soon
w. c. Bowers arrived from New
Rockford, NJ D., Saturday, accom-
panied by his wife and children,
and are contemplating the purchase
of home here. A large number
of his old neighbors have come to
Mountain Home to live and Mr..
Bowers will likely follow suit.
Mrs. j. B. Stanficld returned
Monday from Nampa, where she
has been receiving osteopahtic
treatment. Mrs. Stanfield, although
not entirely we'll, is not much inn
proved in health, and her many
fri ends will hope for her complete
recovery.
H. d. Schuler, who returned to
Tower City, ". o., three weeks
ago to ship out his machinery and
| live stock, will soon arrive here,
and it is rumorcd that he will not
long thereafter begin the erection
of an elegant residence in the
Chabot addition.
&c rye Smith desires to announce
that his brick yard is once more in
| operation and that ne is ready to
figure on the brick for that new
house you intcr,d building Brick
will be cheaper now than later if
you have tire foresight to see Smith
at once 47tf
E.. ]. Coitf1orp has purchased f. ON
Editor Frank C. FaIkeustcin of Bot
tincau, NJ D.. choice block of
residence property i'm Mountain
Home, at al neat advance on the
original investment. Mr. Falken-
stein has about closed deal for an
other slice of Mountain Home dirt,
and eventually will make hrs home
here.
c. W. Earring and Ralph E.
Shuman, prominent business men
tain Home several days of last
week making an inspection of this
section with a view to- investment
That they were satisfied with the
outlook is evident from the fact
that both gentlemen secured tracts
| of land, and expressed their intcn-
: ton of having it improved as soon
as it is possible to contract for the
work to be done.
, Both surprise and rcvclatio II
was the sermon delivered at the
Baptist church Sunday evening by
D Harry Watkins. The departure Of
r Rev. Welborn last week left tfrs
4 pulpit without an occupant fer {
y time. Sunday morning an invita-
d ton was extended to Mr.. Watkin:
: to occupy it, and with hardly any
c time at his disposal for prepare
y ton, he complied. The churcl
c was we'll filled in anticipation, ant
d his effort was a delight to- hf
e hearers.
If those people who have in tn
: past been dcvoting them time an
u energy to bowling about the waite
IL supply and dcprccating any NOV
- toward the conservation of tina
priceless gift of nature, had devote
their efforts to getting some lam
ready for the water that is now S
plentiful their regulations as proph
cts would be in better repair. Blu
the settlement of the west has pro
grcsscd in spite of pessInistic moss
backs whose prophecy of evil hs
been their wish and hope
Among the recent realty transas
tions none so. we'll show the IN
crease in value of city property q
the sale a few days ago by MFR:
Altha B. Kelsey to j. B. Stanffel
of 323 lots, comprising three acres
immediately adjoining Mr. Star
fields home place, and in one
the best residence sections of tt
city. The cash consideration w;
So, 500, or about $3.50 Pc. acre, b.
should Mr. Stanfield care TO dispo
of it by the lot he would witho
doubt almost double his money
the deal