Mountain Home maverick. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1906-1911, 1907-06-20
d. ..Ienllonk NUMBER IS us.

Mrs G. c. Nichols IS visiting
friends 10 Boise.
Ed Bayles was in town Monday
from Clenns Ferry
Mrs. Fl. C. Baylss Of King Hill
Creek was in the city Monday
Mrs. II. Tanner has gone to
Prinsvins, oregon, for an extended
visit
Fred Marhoefer and three sons
went to Little Camas yesterday on
a fishing trip.
Mr.. and MRS. Frank Bonds and
Peter Turner were in town Monday
from Big Camas.
Ben Finch and Ray Taylor OF
Chicago are the guests of Mrs.
Kelsey this week
John Adams took out a fishing
license yesterday and will 90 up in
the hills after the finny tribe.
4 Weaver & Van Orff is the ne y
draying firm they having pur-
chased the business from Bob Mich
OILS Tuesday.
Mrs. c. w. Roland started Sat-
urday morning for her old home IN
the east where she will visit for a
month with relatives
Services at the Catholic church
Will be held the fourth Sunday of
each month. First Mass 8 a. m,
second Mass 1890 a. m.
Al Ellis came down from Allan
ia Monday where he has been doing
carpentering the past year. He
was on his way to Ely, Nevada.
+ w. M Wether of Pine who has
been visiting here and at Boise,
took out fishing license yester-
day and hied him to the big hills
this morning.
Unless that man hole in the con-
duit at the intersection of Jackson
and Hubbell is repaired the city
will have no small damage suit to
contend with.
LOST-A female Scotch collie
Sable with white markings; blind
in right eye. Liberal reward for
information recovering the same.
Apply at this office.
Price and quality considered, you
) cannot duplicate elsewhere in Ida
no the photo values we are offering
at the present time. See our
special for June. Helms studio.
5 Col. Mark was exhibiting a stool
( of wheat pulled from the filed on
: his ranch that measured sixty sever
inches tall This is evidence oil
the productivencss of the soil il
this section.
E Il suffered habitually from con-
, stipation. Doan's Regulets re-
: lieved and streng thened the bowels,
j SO that they have been regular ever
since. "A. E. Davis, grocer, Sui.
phur Springs, Tex.
LOST-W Wednesday night, June
E 5th on the road Just west of the
J railroad crossing a new buggy
e seat. The seat belongs to double
4 seated wagon. Finder please re.
turn to ]. D. Whitson's barn anc
receive reward.
Fourteen new subscribers were
= added to the Maverick list the pas
: week. We are going to reach the
two thousand mark before the enc
j of the year. If in doubt about oui
! list come in and look through the
: books; they are open to you
Jim Siffert, baseball reporter fof
, the Maverick, is putting out {
4 bunch of ball talk that is seldom
t read outside of the city papers.
Jim certainly knows the game ano
/ what he says causes them all tc
S sit up and take notice. The Nav
c erick serves its readers with the
best aud most reliable information
obtainable at all times.
= ]. d. Morris brought to this Of
k flee new potato and turnip RAISED
y in his garden this year. The po-
tato measures Seveo ip>bee -, cir
= cumference and the turnip is slight.
e ly larger. The exhibit has caused
e considerable interest, especially
with the visitors who came from
North Dakota last week, where I
d late spring and cold weather i.
n general.