Mountain Home maverick. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1906-1911, 1907-08-15

Major Anderson Of Dixie was in
town Tuesday.
Come and see our line Of glass
shades, just got them in Spangen-
berg.
I missed the circus but not b
low.prices and garden hose at Braun
Colthorp-Daniels Co.
Try our famous steel cut coffee.
Darlington hall leads them all. For
sale by Idaho Conf Co.
A. J.. Eaton, who is painting
signs il the neighboring towns,
spent Sunday with his family.
Watch our ads for the elegant
present for the house wife. Free
aun-Colthorp-Daniei Hardware
Co.
We still have a few bargains in
our dry goods department; also a
few canvas shoes and ozfords. Ida
no Com'l. Co.
Mrs. I. II. Bingham and daugh-
ter, Grace, arrived from Eugene,
Ore, to visit her mother, Mrs j.
H. Van Schaick.
Miss Nellie Yost, who has been
relief operator on the local telephone
board the past month, returns to
her horne in Boise this afternoon.
Lawrence Brady will start for the
east and south on a vacation trip
tomorrow. While away he expects
to visit the Jamestown exposition.
j.. Z. Crutchfield and family re-
turned from a three weeks outing
in the Three Greek country. They
visited at Twin Falls during their
sojourn.
Did you ever hold an oil lamp
and an electric light side by side !.
Try it. so times more Jig hit for
the same money and it's clearer.
See Spangenberg.
Several ladies have taken advan.
tage of our special prices on en-.
graved calling cards. Call and Sc,
samples and let us quote prices OF
the various styles.
Magazines Free-Call at this of
flee and receive a sample copy o
Pictorial Review free. We have al
l exceptional clubbing offer with tn.
publishers which we explain in an
other column.
Jas. A. Purtill, secretary of tn
q Elmore county fair, and the mos
widely known man in this sectio
I of the country, was g~reetin
friends of his Legislative days i
g Boise Monday.
$ Ladies-Call at the Maverick Of
e flee and see samples of the yer
: latest in calling cards. We can gs
engraved cards of the latest Oh
English cheaper than you can a
= ford to write them.
Horace Harrison, one of Corral
business men and Uncle SAINTS rel
resentatives Who delivers mail
the denizens of that country, w:
in town last week. The Maveric
It office enjoyed a pleasant call.
After returning from a friend
home and the enjoyment of his bri
liant electric lihgts, and then try
read by the light of your dim ar
> smoky oil lamp, what did yc
think? See S~pangenbcrg for I'll
best lights.
Miss Jessie Mitchell, our Simple
= operator, is enjoying a vacation fro
/ her duties at this office. She h;
; been in the office for nearly tv
years and during this time has bee
off duty only two days. Miss Mi
che1l will spend her vaction at h
home in Oregon.
l. H. p. Hackett, who arriv,
:, from washington Springs recentl-
has purchased a 5-acre tract of lar
in the eastern pert of town and
20 having a house erected thereo
"a which ne expects to have compile
$ ed in a few weeks. He will maj
IL this his future home.
While in Boise Monday the edit
k took occasion to visit the we'll know
n Sampson Music House. We we
I'd a~greeably surprised to find the lar
at est stock of Photographs and recor
t carried by any one house in t
northwest, and the ~congenial cler
in attendance makes this a please
u place to visit while in the CAPT
le citv.
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