Mountain Home maverick. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1906-1911, 1907-12-12

Harry Willis, Sr., was in from
his ranch at Little Camas yester-
day.
Mrs. May Rust has received
word of the death of her husband,
Lafourd G. Rust at Spaniway,
Wash, November 27th. Mr. Rust |
was formerly q school teacher in
this county and is we'll known here. !
A. D. George and Mrs. Isaacs,
both of Mountain Home, were mar
ried at some point in Oregon last
Wednesday, returning here inn
mediately. They will reside in
Mrs. Isaacs' residence east of town.
Word from Col. w. II. Mark
conveys the information that he
has located at Jamestown, N. d.
auctioneer. This is about the time
of year that North Dakotans are glad
to sell out and seek another and
milder climate.
Henry Endsely, cousin of c. ].
Keller, the genial manager of the
local telephone office, arrived in
Mountain Home last Saturday for
visit of a few days. Mr.. Endsley
is pleased with this section of the
country and expects to make invest
ments before his return.
MIR. and Mrs. John Fagerstedt
returned from their honeymoon at
Boise Monday evening. The young
couple will go to housekeeping in
one of Mrs. johnny Dulin's houses.
Mr.. Fagerstedt's many friends are
very busy congratulating him nd
wishing them both much joy.
Alvin B. Stel1er and John lib
Belts of Montana, left Nevada in
an automobile with the intention
of going all the way to Montana in
the machine, but when they were
within a few miles of Mountain
Home, the machine broke down
and they were compelled to ask aid
from farmer who lowed them in
to town. Alter they arrived here,
they decided to ship the machine
and to finish their journey by
! train.
Stop and picture in your mind
what an awful lot of fun isis"
with her pigtails and her stuffed
stockings must have caused when
she led Zeke up Broadway from
the Battery. But they didn't no.
tice it for they were too busy dodg-
ing street cars. The whole Ind
lana Hoosier bunch is to be here
on Dec. 10 at the Garrett Theatre
and the title of the newest doings
of the funny lass is isis in New
York.
c. I. Hadley will leave soon for a
short visit at his former home in
Holly, Mich. MIR. Hadley is a
young man who came here a little
over a year ago and secured a fine
farm near Sunnyside on which he
has made a number of improve
ments. He intends to interest a
number of his old time neighbors
in this section and bring them out to
participate in the good things that
are in store for us here.
A petition was circulated the first
of the week for signatures, request
ing the commissioners to officially
lay out a road running from the
county road which follows the rail-
road right of way northwest from
town, due north to a connection
with the road that leads to the
ranch of F. P. AXE. This is a
matter that should be attended to
as the new road will be the most
direct means of communication
with the settlement to the north of
town.
The death of Alvin Munson was
announced in recent issue of the
Stewartville, Mimi. Star. He
died at his home near Stewartville
and will be buried at the High
Forest cemetery. Mr.. Munson is
survived by his wife, seven child
rem, Mrs. c. L. Lorraine of East
Jordan, Mich, Wilbur of Mountain
Home, Idaho; Oliver of Browns
dale, MINI. Clarence of Chicago
Lewis, Giles and George of High
Forest; one sister, Mrs. Emily
> Earl of Auston, MINI. seventeen
grand children and two great-grand
children.
! Mrs. M. A. Searle-Tyler who is
at present visiting in Montreal
which city was her home for years,
has written that she intends ship.
ping her personal effects to Noun