Mountain Home maverick. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1906-1911, 1907-04-04
TALK OF The TOWN
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: District court will covene here
April 8.
G. r. Ross of Minneapolis regis
tered at the Hotel Evans Monday.
John H. Garrett was Boise Wis
itor Sunday.
Walter S. Brown is in the city
from Atlanta today.
Every member of the Commercial /
club should be present at the meet
ing tomorrow night.
Edward Dyer departed for
Glenns Ferry yesterday to remain
some time.
Harry Gorrill is once mole on
the street after recovering from a
severe attack of the measles.
Each day the west-bound over
land trains are crowded with home
seekers.
R. D. Roberts represented the
runeau country in Mountain
ONE Monday.
MIR. and Mrs. NJ Linton cele-
brated on Wednesday the fiftieth
anniversary of their marriage.
w. A. Reynolds, who is now To-
Gated at Silverton, Oregon, has been
here several days of this week, the
guest of his cousin, w. d. Reynolds.
Miss Josephine Deffry as
PAULA in "Her Great Tempta-
tion,' at the opera house, Monday,
April 8.
Miss May Gorrill has been
seriously i'll with measles the past
week, but is now reported to be
recovering.
George Smith says that on the
three brick buildings nearing COM
pletion he has beaten the price of
lumber and cement. 43ft
The Bailey-Si ffert-G Garrett Co. is
receiving and unpacking its new
stock of goods and the doors of the
institution will soon be opened for
business.
The family of the Episcopal rec
tor, Rev. Chas Mclean, have ar
rived from their former home in
Evantson, Wyo., and are now set
tied in the rectory.
G.. w. Sublette, who was last
year the consulting engineer for the
Great Western Beet Sugar Co., ar
rived from Minneapolis Sunday to
remain some time attending to his
property interests here.
The state road from Boise to
Atlanta is not yet open to traffic.
The freshets have washed gullies
in many places, and at others slides
have filled the road for many rods.
A large force of men are engaged in
repairing it.
Advices received yesterday from
North Dakota by the writer are to
the effect that but little of the
snow in that state has disappeared
and that alternate thawing and
freezing has made the roads inn
passable for teams in many parts.
George Smith has his brick ma
chimes in operation on the first kiln
of brick under which he will light
-, IF
Smith says the demand for brick is
going TO be greater than ever this
season, but that he will be in po-
sition to supply 1t.
The weather conditions during
March were perfect for the root
growth or stooling of grain crops
sown last fall or in February.
Wheat and rye fields seeded last
fall are now in splendid shape and
prove beyond a doubt that this Sec
tion is adapted to the raising oil
winter wheat and rye with proper
cultivation and timely seeding. Il
is along these lines that Prof. Elias
Nelson is conducting experiments
at the government station at Cald.
we'll, and the report of his opera.
tions will be awaited with inter.
est.
The roads leading from towr
are generally in better shape thar
at any previous time this spring
owing to the past week being on,
of almost perfect weather and de
void of rainfall. 1t is at this sea
son of the year, with the liabilit,
of heavy rains and with the creek
occasionally OVERLOOKING, that tn