Mountain Home maverick. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1906-1911, 1907-07-18

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will spend a month camping al
fishing.
c. w. Roland, purchasing age
70, Montgomery, Bunk and cor
pany, left for the eastern markd
to purchase the fall and whit
stock for this firm, last Friday.
T. ]. LaForest and Peter Viii
beck returned Tuesday from tv
weeks outing at Long Valley. The
are delighted with the country ar
intend making Investments there
the near future.
Mrs. Sam Dur m arrived fro
Minneapolis last Tuesday evenin
She will make her future home
this city where her husband
employed as head mechanic in Il
MCGUIRE foundry.
]. II. Hawkins, proprietor Of II
big department store left for Ne
York, Chicago and other points
the east to purchase a stock OF I'D
and winter goods. He expects
be gone about a month.
r. B. Martin of Daniels, Co
thorpe and Co., and E. A. and
F. Fisher spent last Saturday an
Sunday in the hills and incidental
inspected the reservoir system 4
the Great Western Beet Sugar CO
o. II. Hutchins of Boise hal
leased the stables of j. H.. Garrett
and will conduct a first class livery
MIR. Hutchins was formerly a resi-
dent of Mountain Home and is well
acquainted with the people in this
vicinity.
The stage office, formerly in the
building now occupied by the Wea-
yer and Van Orff dray line, has
been moved into the building on
the Pence corner which has been
lately remodeled. John Hays, one
of the OF the line will be in
charge of the office.
Mrs. Lydia Walker, mother OF
w. II. Walker, who has been visit
ing with w. H. and family on their
farm north of town, returned to
Salt Lake City. She was delighted
with the improvements of her sons
fam now blossoming with grain,
green lawns, flowers, ETC., which a
year ago was sagebrush desert.
Z. B. Sampson, the genial man
agcr of the Sampson Music Co., of
Boise, was in the city last week.
He came to make a small adjust
ment on the Giant photograph he
sold DR.. King a few weeks ago and
incidentally to supply the wants of
a number OF others with the ex-
cellent machines carried by his
house.
o. E. Norell has moved his office
to the new building just erected
opposite the Citizens State Bank.
He will occupy part of the room
and Spangenberg Bros. the re-
mainder. This will give these
firms larger and better lighted
quarters than the old building,
which will be a marked advantage
10 them.
J.. E. Jerome, John F. Benoit and
the Baron Won Wiener started
across country last Monday on an
inspection trip to the Gold Belt
Mining properties. They will
take in the system of irrigating
reservoirs on the trip, including
Little Camas, and Long Tom. They
expect to return the latter part of
the week.
Quite the most pretentious aggre-
cation of colored performers ever on
tour will be seen with the Dandy
Dixie Minstrcls'' at the Garrett
opera house On Aug. s. Besides
the Campbell Brothers, whose in
imitable m~onologue and parodics
entertained thousands of theatre
goers on the New York Roof Gard
en- last summer, the Dandy Dixie
Minstrels offer an clio of specially
engaged novelties, a first part of
stunning spectacular effects, an
afterpiece of furiously funny farce
"a Fowl Deed''-and the ia
NOUS matchless minstrel musicians,
The Cotton Pickets' Band. ,
Travelling in their $40, 900 Pullman
Palace Car, ''The Dandy" this
maguanimous melange of minstrelsy
will tour the world, after visiting
every important city of the United
States and Canada from August 6,
1906 until June 80, 1907. Among
the all-star performers are tn,
Campbell Bros ar original rag,
time comedy musical act; William:
and Stevens, comic impersonators
the Topev Trio daredevil acrohatS