Mountain Home maverick. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1906-1911, 1907-06-13

LOST-A female Scotch collie.
Sable with white markings; blind
in right eye. Liberal reward Tor
information recovering the same
Apply at this office.
paul H. Walker of Cold Springs
was in town Tuesday and closed
contract with parties to put up over
400 tons of hay on their rarch TINS
month.
The ice cream and cake social at
Bailey Siffert Garrett Co.'S. store
last Saturday was we'll attended
and the Guild cleared $3.50 over
and above expenses.
n. w. Tanner returned from
points in Nevada last week where
he has been engaged shearing
sheep on the large ranches Of that
state.
Henry Howard and c. w. Burns
have sold their entire stage outfit
TO the Pine Mercantile & Stage Co.
The contract is good for three years
from next July They Will carry
the mails to Rocky Bar.
Mrs. w. A. Ross and little son
left for Clinton, Ontario, Wednes-
day evening where they will spend
the summer visiting friends and
relatives.
Mrs. Colthorp left the first of the
week for Windorf, Canada, where
:. she will visit with friends and rel
atives. Windorf is just across the
river from Detroit, Mich.
LOST Wednesday night, June
5th on the road just west of tn
3 railroad crossing new buggy
t seat. The seat belongs to doubl
seated wagon Finder please re
turn to ]. d. Wilson'S barn an
receive reward.
A. K. Hess, who has been prac
ticing law in Mountain Home
i left TOR Boise Monday, where b
= will find larger field tor his prac
;. tice. MIR. Hess is a bright lawye
and an earnest student and will
= find large demands for his service
in his new location.
!, The Maverick acknowledges re
ceipt of an invitation TO attend com
mencement exercises of the Univer
sity of Idaho to take place Jun
S 8-12. The State University is fas
}. coming to the front and is offerin
educational advantages equal to tn
best schools of the United States.
IS H. X. Silberg, who has been i
Mountain Home the past year er
gagged in carpenter work, returne
& to his home in North Dakota la:
S Saturday. Mr.. Silberg intends
take up claim in that state. TIL
Maverick will keep him poste
= y on events in Sunny Idaho.
: John Owens of Daisy, N. Oak
uuloaded a car of household furn
ture, farming implements and seN
is eral head of stock at this static
It last Saturday Mr.. Owens has pui
+ chased farm near town and wi
take possession at once. Such me
= are bound to develop the COUNT
!, and turn the arid lands of sagebrus
!. into fields of grain and vegetation
George Shoenhair, who has bee
in Spokane and Boise in search of
:. location, has returned to Moui
:, tain Home fully convinced that tn
is the best place in the west f
man engaged in any line
II business seeking a location, ar
: has decided to locate here.
John L. Davenport and Chas.
Stewart of Oquawka, ILL.,, stoppc
a off few days last week 10 Wis
q with Jack Braun and Charl,
!. Brooks, who are from the san
}. town in Illinois. they are on the
way to Portland, Oregon and lie
on the Saturday evening tram f.
that point.
Frank Hughes, who has recent
, been employed at the Baker ar
Anderson saw mill died at the Lor
= Star lodging house last Monde
: afternoon of mountain fever. +
!. came to town last Saturday feelir
r somewhat indisposed and refuse
: the attention of a physician or nur:
thinking it was only slight few
caused from exposure, but so swi
u and sudden was the fever that /
: passed away on Monday.
r Mesdames. Nancy Simpson ar
Mate Tollefson, daughters of Co
Mark, who have been visiting
o Mountain Home for some time, lie
for their homes in Wimbledon, \
l. Oak, Monday evening. A lare