Mountain Home maverick. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1906-1911, 1907-11-14
LOCAL OVERFLOW

Rev. Timothy TbriIoway, father !
of Mrs. H. H. Eaton and Mrs. Max
Bricglcb, has gone to Greenriver /
for a few weeks visit with his |
daughter of that place, Mrs. p. !
Hine.
If you want strictly high grade
sterioptican view camera at sac 1
rifice call at Thompson furniture
store Camera and tripod must be
sold and if interested you should not
wait.
AS no one is immune, every per-
son should remember that Folcy's
Kidney Cure will cure any case of
kidney or bladder tt ouble that is
not beyond the reach of med cine. .
r. w. Smith.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oswald left Mon
day morning tor the upper country
to look over the Bonaparte mine.
They were accompanied by their
son Moose Oswald, Chas. ]. He'd
wall and c. ]. Shears.
Seven ladies of Woodcraft left
Monday morning for Boise where
they represented the Mountain
Home lodge at the rally there.
They were Mesdamcs Goeflriug Van
Orff, Coats, Galloway, Boyer,
Kunneckc and Query.
Trathen has a new ad this
week calling attention to his large
sales in rockers. The quality he
offers at such cheap prices sell the
goods and the only trouble he
has is in keeping a stock. Look
up his ad. 1t tells the story.
Dr. Walrath of Seattle is in
Mountain Home looking after his
land that he purchased last spring
DR. Walrath says he is very we'll
pleased with this part of the coun-
I y and is particularly struck by
the kindness of the people, Some
one generously cleared the sage
brush from ten acres of his land
Fred LaPointe, who is in the
employ of the Oregon Short Line
came in from Pocstello the first of
IN. week. and is the guest of his
brother, Z. r. La Poiute. Mr..
La Point is recuperating from in
1uries received by the breaking of
coupling pin. He was badlv
scratched about the face but the
accident was in no way serious.
Wanted-Local representatives
for Mountain Home and vicinity
a look after renewals and increase
subscr iption list OF prominent
monthly magazine, on a salary and
commission basis. Experience de-
sirable, but not necessary. Good
opportunity for right person. Ad-
dress Publisher, Box 50, Station
o. New York.
James Garbutt and wife of
Grandview were in town yester-
day reg istersd at the Eavns. Mr.
Garbutt reports crops yielding
well in his vicinity. On sixty-five
acres of ground of cleared sage
brush only this spring he raised
crop of oats from which he
threshed recently 4 800 bushels, the
oats weighing 40 pounds to the
bushel.
r. j. Huston, S. z. Yerkes, c.
e Jones, N ]. Germain and A.
M DiCkey comprise a party of Sc
attic business men which arrived
here Wednesday morning. MIR. Hus-
ton is the gentleman, who with
Others, purchaed the Fruitiale
tract from o. E. Caunoa. He in
tends to have a portion of the
fruit dale tract cleared as soon as
possible and planted to the best
varieties of winter apples, as he is
convinced that this region is fully
equal to North Yakima and Wen
atchee in the production of fruit
In conversation with Maverick
Mr. Huston stated that he had
seen the time when land in the vi
cinity of Yakima could have been
purchased from the N. P. railroad
company for ST.. 25 per acre and the
takers few and fearful. Today
North Yakima speaks for itself in
loud voice.
Manager Kings offering a the
Opera House on Saturday, Mo-
vember will be E. j. Carpen-
fer's emotional meIodrama, why
Girls Leave Home'' for the first
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