Mountain Home maverick. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1906-1911, 1907-06-06
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A good time guaranteed all who
;ome here July 9Th
A big bundle of papers at this Of .
ice for cents.
Mr.. and Mrs H. II. Eaton went
10 Boise yesterday afternoon.
DR.. ]. w. Hamcr is in town to-
day from Middleton, Idaho.
We will print your butter wrap
pers and guarantee prompt delivery.
At present we have among US
twenty six people from Tarkio.
Mo.
The finest line Of liquors and the
best mixers in the city at the Opera
Bar.
Send to the Maverick for your
butter wrappers. Price reasonable
and prompt delivery assured.
Mrs. w. D. Reynolds and children,
Ralph and Reva, started to Missouri
Monday, to spend the summer.
Ben Ross has the finest line of
cigars in the city. The best of
stock only to be found in his case.
: Messrs. Rich Thompson. Tom
Williams and George Mcpherson
took in the hall game at Nampa
Monday.
Luther Price has just moved from
his tent to the house in the south
part of town which recently Pur-
chased from Mr.. Gray.
Mrs. A. ]. Harris and daughters,
Misses Doua and Stella, left for
Missouri June 3. They expect to
visit relatives there during the
summer.
L. 7. Wilcox left the first of the
week for Portland, Oregon, 10 re-
side in the future. Mr.. Wilcox has
large saw mill interests there and
will look after the business in the
future personally.
A small blaze in the basement of
the Jap bunk house called the fire de-
partment into action last Sunday
night. Rubbish in the way of old
papers became ignited and nccessi-
tated the alarm. Prompt action on
the part of the firemen prevented
ser ous damage.
H. M. Kellogg, representative
of the Oliver typewriter for Utah,
Nevada and Idaho, was in the city
last week. He placed an Oliver
in the Maverick office and also gave
the editor exclusive right to all
sales in Mountain Home and
Glenn's Ferry.
Louis Dagger & Co., patent attor-
neys, Washington, D. c., report
that recently Andrew A. Brothen,
a resident of this place, obtained
a valuable patent for improvements
in surveying instrument. A printed
copy of this patent will be fur
nished free to any reader of this
paper upon application to the above
named attorneys. Mention this pa
per when writing.
Those who desire to see what a
stand of alfalfa one year old looks
like, should observe the magnifi-
cent field north of to wn on the Levi
Mellon place, which is now owned
by J. H. Bridgewood. This field
was seeded a little over a year ago,
thirty pounds of seed being used to
the acre, and it has the appearance
now of yielding as much hay as any
OF the older meadows in this vicin-
ity.
r. w. Simpkins departed Satur-
day evening for North Dakota points
to attend to foreclosure proceedings
on valuable farm, and incident
ally to interest denizens of that
state in our glorious and fruitful
opportunities. On his trip he will
endeavor to dispose of part of the
fine Fruitdale tract lying immedi-
, ately south of town, and which was
J recently acquired by 0. Z. Cannon
from Chicago Trust Co.
/ John York returned Tuesday from
! Nevada. He brought with hin
: some fine samples of silver ore TAX.
en- from his claim about one hun
: dred miles from Goldfielo. He als'
n has a sample of gold ore taken from
o the claim adjoining his, that rum
several thousand dollars to the ton
Mr.. York has had a number o
, good offers made him for his hold
e ings in Nevada, but considers it 10
k good an investment to sell at pres