Mountain Home maverick. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1906-1911, 1907-05-23

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Charles E. Corker came up from
the Ferry on No. yesterday.
The Guild will meet with Mrs.
11yland next Tuesday afternoon.
Visit the Opera bar. A neat,
clean place where they know no.
to mix.
For sale cheap-A pair of import
ed field glasses. Altschul at Norell's
office.
Examine the very latest in gents
furnishings at Bailey Siffert Garrett
company's.
We want you to try our Alton
butter if you want something extra
fine. l. c. Co.
A full line of bath room outfits
and plumbers goods at Bailey's.
Third building south of House's
blacksmith shop.
The St. James Episcopal Guild
will hold cooked food sale at
Bailey, Siffert Garrett Co.'S. store
next Saturday from to o. m.
Bailey has line of tanks and
we'll castings that invite your in
spection. 1t will save you money.
Phone 144.
Borne on the wings of time,
1.-The Butterfly Girl" is bigger and
better than ever, and is coming
soon in their mammoth pavilion.
Watch and listen tor the band.
FOR SALE-20 acres with
house, barn and other improve
ments, three miles from town.
Title perfect. $1,000 cash will
handle; balance on time. Louis 1.
Herr.
The evangelistic services conduc-
ted by Rev. Mr.. Phelps at the
Congregational church continue this
week at O'Clock, closing next Sun
day. recommendations have been
made nearly every night.
A. P. Vielleux of Boise is in
town this week. Mr.. Vielleux ex-
poets to make his home with us and
is now making preparations for his
family which he expects soon. He
is an excellent musician and will
be valuable acquisition to the
Mountain Home band.
DR.. E. B. Kessler, graduate op-
tician from Boise was in town
Wednesday looking the ground over
with the view of making regular
professional visits. He reports
prospects favorable and will an
nounce his first visit through the
columns of the Maverick.
Contractor to cut,
rake and stack about 400 tons of
hay to be ready between 18th and
Doth of June. Contract will be let
to the lowest bidder. Right to re-
ject any or all bids reserved. For
further particulars inquire at this
office.
Just once this year will Mountain
Home have a visit from "The But
terfly Girl. - That time will be
next Friday. They will erect b e
tent near the depot and with their
own solo band and orchestra they
will put on one of the best and
cleanest performances ever seen in
the city. Don't miss it.
Thos. Trathen is now located in
his new store in the Bailey, Siffert
Garrett block and is ready for bust
mes. In his new quarters Mr.. Ira
then has one of the finest furniture
stores in this section, and the stock
displayed is far better than usually
found in a town of this size. Not
only in quality can he please you,
but his prices will save you money.
Miss Estella Robinson, operator
on the local telephone board, spent
last week at Bruneau the guest OF
Mrs. Chas. Faradsy, former OPP
orator at this place. On her return
home she was accompanied by
Mrs. Faraday where they joined
the excursion going to Emmett
Sunday. From there Mrs. Faraday
continued to Boise where she is
visiting friends during the week.
The attraction at CARROTS opera
house Monday May 81, will be the
Joshua Simpkins' company. 1t
is a strong rural comedy drama
4 opening with a realistic scene of
rural home life, showing Skinner
! Tavern with Uncle Josh's Briar
Farm in the distance. The play
progresses Astounding with inter-
esting situations, until the climax