Mountain Home maverick. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1906-1911, 1907-07-04

publish lrEpOI tant lin0iISS MADE
by him while in town
/. Mr.. and Mrs. S. G. Rhodes are
entertaining Mrs w. NJ. Porter
and three children and Mrs. George
Porter of Denver this week They
arrived the first of the week.
Prof. ]. c. Adair left Tuesday
for Tar kio, Mo, after week spent
in this vicinity attending to bust
ness affairs and visiting the Tarkio
settlement in the north part of
town.
Ladies-Call at the Maverick of
flee and see samples of the very
latest in calling cards. We can get
English cheaper than you can af-
ford to write them.
Jack Pellen, who was associated
with the Dudes early in the season,
was star man for the Huntington
aggregation last Sunday. He re-
manned in town until Tuesday
evening visiting the boys.
Charles Pascoe, the man who per-
mits fishing according to the laws
of the state of Idaho, says that a
large number OF licenses have been
taken out the past week by those
intending to spend the fourth along
the streams.
Sunnyside Thomas was in town
yesterday. He reports everything
town. The new oil we'll continues
to give encouragement and it is ex-
pected good thing will develop
from the present drillings.
Weaver & Van Orff have small
kitten at their office that came all
the way from Milwaukee in a car
load of beer. With the exception
of very starved condition, the cat
is lively and seems to be in the best
of spirits.
Watch for the monster street
pageant of Campbell Bros. shows at
Mountain Home, July II. There
are five bands, hundreds of horses,
and scores of picturesque soldiers,
female rough riders and other in
teresting characters too numerous
to mention.
The social on the lawn of the
Congregational church last Friday
evening was an entire success.
The band, instead of playing their
regular weekly concert in the park,
played OH the lawn and their de-
lightful music was highly enjoyed
and appreciated. The lawn is
beautifully kept and an ideal place
for these functions.
At the Episcopal church Sunday
evening, July 9TH, at O'Clock there
will be no evening prayer; but in
stead, there will be by the Rector a
patriotic lecture on TIE topic, WHO
and What were the Signers of the
Declaration of Independence. - All
loyal Americans of Mountain
Home are invited to attend this
to the GLORIOUS Fourth.
E. b. Turner and family left the
latter part of last week for Salmon
Arm, B. c., where they expect to
make their future home. MIR. Tur-
ner came here from North Dakota
a few years ago and during his res
idence in our midst has made a host
of friends who regret to see him
leave. However Salmon Arm gains
a citizen that will win his way IN
to the confidence and respect of
every inhabitant of that city and a
family that will be a valued factor
in the social circles of the town
whose equestrian and athletic feats
OF marvellous skill and endurance
and enthuse both old end
Their unimitable and &C.
centric repertoire of weird and won
drous athletics, including lightning
like manipulation of their long
3 uns, high dives over bayonets and
swords, tossing and tumbling be-
yond all limitations, equilibristic
living pyramids, twist
ing and twirinig and spinning
round with such velocity and per-
sistency that suggests perpetual
motion incarnate. Will exhibit at
Mountain Home July II.
The Editor of the Maverick
formed one of delightful party
that drove out to the home of r. P.
Axe, four miles west OF town last
The yard and lawns are
an example of what can be accom-.
olished in Idaho. The front yard
IS a veritable japanese garden OF the
most beautiful flowers and vines
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