Mountain Home maverick. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1906-1911, 1907-03-14

- 1890
]. B. Panard came down from
Pine Monday.
las. Cohen of Pocatello transacted
business here Monday.
Very fine cabinet photos at SO. so
and up at the Helm studio. 40tf /
r. ]. Clark came down from
Dixie last Friday.
John and Wcnzel TUNES of Silver
City were here on business last
Saturday.
Mrs. Frank Hobbs will leave for !
Vancouver, Washington, Saturday,
to join her husband.
Have you seen those handsome
oval panel $500 specials at the
Helm gallery? 40tf
Miss Mabel Sturgis completed
her term of school in the Bayles dis
trict, King Hill Creek, last Friday.
Harry Watkins and family have
gone to housekeeping in the Clark
residence in the east part of town.
F. M Conroy and brother arrived
from Fonda, Iowa, Sunday, and are
spending the week looking up the
land situation.
Ex-Judge Nicholson and Will
Wilson are in Boise, where they
were summoned for service on the
federal grand jury.
Don't spoil your eyes and your
health with oil or gas lamps. Elec-
trio lights are healthier, cheaper
and safer. 41tf
The Pythian Sisters at their
meeting last Thursday evening in
itiated c. Abbott and A. d. George
into the mysteries of their order.
t You say it costs too much to
| build. Well, George Smith is ready
TO put up for you five-room brick
house ready for occupancy for $3.50.
44tf
' Miss Leora Lockman has been
engaged to teach the sixth grade
and Miss Hattie Olson of Fosston,
Mimi, to teach the fifth grade of
0 the public school.
f A. Anderson came down from
Dixie last week after supplies,
: among them office stationery ex-
t ecuted by the Maverick job depart
S ment.
Harry Magden, the obliging por-
ter at the Hotel Evans, had the
: misfortune to step on a rusty ten
= penny nail last Thursday evening
j. and is laid up with painful foot.
John H. Garrett was the recip-
lent last Friday of a handsome
'e silver cup bearing the inscription
). Awarded to ]. H. Garrett foi
n Best Exhibit of Breeding Herd o
d Cattle, by Idaho Mountain
Fair, 1906. "
- 1t is time to commence to prepare
% your bitches for the reception of thu
:, water which before long will b.
,s turned into them. Careful atten
! ton to this important matter will
!, prevent useless overflow and man
petty annoyances.
Before you let the contract 70
= your new house see George Smith
the old reliable contractor. Lum
Der and cement are all right, blu
= brick is just as good as either an
y cheaper. AIT
MARRIED-At the home of tn
BRIDES brother in this city, Mis-
a. Inez Ellen McWilliams to Frederic
III w. Lavering of Pine. Rev. c. E
nc Mason performed the ceremony
m only the relatives of the bride bein
6, present. The young couple are no'
III at home to their many friends Z
Pine.
of F. M. Conway, Clarence Con va
in and j. Banon of Fonda, Iowa, al
las rived in the city Saturday to loo
IT. after thir land located near Hall
ed orchard. Clarence Conway h:
ill come to remain permanently ar
ST. F. M. Conway and Mr.. Banon r,
turn to Iowa to straighten up son
business matters, when they all
act will locate here.
ote
GU H. F. Cowen, whose conditiC
on has grown critically worse of lat
on was operated on for enlarged CLAM
be- of the neck at DR.. Mather's Off
Tue Monday aftern ION. DR.. Dill
Shoshone performed the operatio
assisted by DR.. Mather and