Mountain Home maverick. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1906-1911, 1907-05-02

prices are being paid Tor men ana
teams.
las. Ratliff, the Misses Sadie :
Ratliff, Bessie Johnson, Flora Tin
dali, of Bruneau, and w. A. Tin
dali of Wickahoney, are party of
young folks which spent yesterday
in the city.
The beautiful residence which
has been under construction the
past few months for DR.. w. o.
King received its finishing touches
last week, and the family are now
occupying it.
An accident to No. west of the
yards at Nampa Monday evening
made bad mixup and resulted in
the delay of east bound No. the
following morning. No one was
injured in the wreck.
]. Z. Jerome and r. D. Leigh
ton returned yesterday from trip
over in Oregon. Mr. jerome will
remain until another party of pros
pective settlers arrives from Min
nesota when he will return to Min
( neapolis to resume charge OF immi-
grafton at the Minneapolis office.
Peter Johnson, who came out
from Minneapolis two weeks ago,
and has since been out to see the
coast country, returned this morn
ing and viii purchase land here.
While absent ne visited the irrigat-
ed section Of the Yakima valley and
( became Convinced Of the possibiii-
ties OF irrigation.
F. Leslie Carr is proving Que Of
the best immigration agsntss that
ever represented this sectiena Mr.
Carr is doing his work principally
In South Dakota and his efforts
have been richly rewarded, as many
residents of that state have bought
tracts of land here, and, are count
ing on moving here before another
winter.
F. L. Carr brought in three more
substantial business men Friday
night to make realty investments
: here. They were Z. B. Maris and
A. r. Mcconnell, banks of Yves.
5 sington Springs, S. D., and VIM,
Kline, Of La Porte City, Iowa
Each secured a choice slice of the
Snake river valley country not fai
from Mountain Home. Mr.. Kline
intends moving here within few
weeks.
F. G. Ryall, who arrived Fri
r day evening from Michigan City
N. D., did not take long to max
:, up his mind about this country
:, and by Monday he had purchase
water rights for 400 acres of land
MIR. Ryall has sent for shis famil
is and will become resident c
d Mountain Home, having purchase
city property also. He intend
putting his land under cultiVatio
y as quickly as possible.
The Reeves engine and ten-plo'
gang which w. ]. Turner has bee
= expecting for so long has arrived {
:. Medbury and will be started tn
If coming week on the flats near I'll
Snake river. 1t is thought the bi
~ steam pillow will do the work will
out clearing being done in advance
e as the brush in that vicinity
n. much smaller than in around her
n When the plow completes i
w work Mr.. Turner and associate
will have the largest cultivate
ranch in the county.
- In sending his subscription to Il
:. Maverick A. N. Bourassa writ
from st. John, N. D., that seedir
has just begun there and that Il
e. weather is very cold, freezing ha
t., every nighot. He states that
he and his family look forwa
with anticipation to the week
visits of the Maverick and loi
,e- for the time when they may cou
is themselves residents Of this ia
lai cline. Mr.. Bourassa and sons a
conducting a large general mercha
- disc business.
est Friday marked the 88th annivt
ich sary of the establishment in
United States of the Independe
Order of Odd Fellows, and in ce
iNo bratiou thereof the members of
90 local lodge of the order assemb
i0i with their families at the hs
The feature of the affair was
nry banquet, one of the best seen II
in long time here, end enjoyed by
day Games and dancing were induls
,rse in and those present we're u
an DESIRING IN he DreSent on fut