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

Are you building, or going to
build? See Spangenberg for the
electric wiring. 41tf
S. Loe and S. Olson of North
wood, N. D., arrived in the city
Monday and expect to invest in land
hcreabouts.
A. Harris of Bruueau came over
Tuesday morning to meet M. Grant
and wife of Spokane, the latter of
whom is a sister of Mrs. Harris.
George Smith says that on the
three brick buildings nearing COM
pletion he has beaten the price of
lumber and cement. 43tf
Richard Bennett is back from his
Sinker creek ranch in Owhyee
county, where re has big force of
men constructing ditch for his
ranch, and which he hopes to COM
plete in about month.
You can afford to buy your horse
blankets and lap robes for next win
ter now, if you do not need them
for present use, as we are selling at
cost or less. L. c. Barrett & Co.
43tf
Possibly Roosevelt took advantage
of congress to create all the forest
reserves possible after learning the
record in Idaho, in order to afford
abundant opportunity for repub
licans in this state to take to the
tall timbers. Capital News.
Miss Jessie Perjue, who has been
in Salt Lake City the past month
having her eyes treated ty special
list, returned to Mountain Home
yesterday, and proceeded to her
/ home at Little Valley today.
Miss Myra Cleaver of Los Angel
es, California, who has been visit
ing the family of c. II. Stewart
the past week, went to Caldwell
yesterday, where she will visit
other relatives before returning to
California.
Manager Brown, of the Gilmore
County Telephone Co., was in town
this week conferring with Local
Manager Keller regarding much
needed repairs on the line from
Dixie to Atlanta. A practically
new equipment will be installed
and the system placed in first-class
condition.
Waid's ministries, who appear
at CARROTS opera house tonight,
carry twenty-six people and present
speciality features which are said tc
be entirely new and up to date.
They also carry their own band
; and orchestra and some delightful
vocal and instrumental music may
; be looked for.
w. D. Evans and F. B. Daniel:
went over to the formers ranch
. on Castle Creek Sunday to look at {
bunch of cattle. MIR. Daniels say.
} that he saw six hundred and Sixty
odd head of the best cattle he ha!
seen in many day, and that Will,
they are not in shipping condition
just at present, yet he expects tc
: close deal for them. He also say;
1N4
. horses and what he believes to b,
. the best ranch in the state.
If you want to get in on tina
I, $50 prize offered on the first pag,
of this paper, you will have to hur
I, ry. The entry books will be KEEP
/, open until April list, to give all
!, chance to enter, after which the.
will positively be closed. Surel,
the prizes are worth striving for
and you will not only be beautify
ing your own home, but setting
good exsmple for your neighbors
, Come in and register now.
r. B. Hilborn has finished load
ing his household goods and stocl
and the family expects to leave TO
their new home at Rimby, provinc
of Alberta, Canada, this evening
: The departure of this family will
y be keenly regretted by their man
!. friends here, and especially will tn
. Congregational church choir ant
, Sunday school note his absence. H
= has labored patiently and unselfish
: ly With both and they will find
/. difficult to fill his place.
: ]. G. Reaser, one of the success
IS full and prosperous farmers of We'll
c County, Indiana, is in town lookin
y over the irrigation project, an
u has picked out choice piece c
land 1ear Cleft which he expecfe