Mountain Home maverick. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1906-1911, 1907-03-28
Our telephone NUMBER is 49,

Mrs. j. H. Garrett is visiting in
Boise this week.
Charles Hall is now one of the
cal estate hustiers of Nampa.
G. B. Randall drove over from
3runcau Sunday.
G. r. Henncsy of Baker City
business here Monday.
]. o. Baker came down from
Trinity Monday.
Hugh and Charles Whitney of
Weiser were in town Monday.
Last week saw the removal of Ed
MCGUIRE and family to Glenns
Ferry.
]. E. Bennett of New Rockford,
N. D., arrived in town last Friday
on a land hunting expedition.
]. r. baltimore of Thurman was
shaking hands with his many
friends here Monday.
Mrs. A. F. McCargar. after a
visit with her friend, Mrs. w. C.
HOWE, returned to her home at
Medbury Flat last Friday.
II. w. Wilson and family are
again at home and report an enjoy
able visit at Long Beach, Califor-
MIA.
Miss Anna Paisley of Wahoo,
Neb., arrived in the city Saturday
and will visit with Postmistr ess
Longfellow. -
Owing to the high price of lum-
Der, George Smith is prepared to
build you a brick home cheaper
than any other contractor can erect
a frame structure. 's 43tf
The Republican changed hands
this week, Mrs. Longfellow selling
the property with which she has
been so long and successfully con-
nected, to James Cramer of Men
dan, N. D., who, assisted by his
wife and Mr.. Eaton, will continue
the PRONUNCIATION of strict repub-
lican doctrines. Maverick extends
to Mr.. and Mrs. Cramer the hand
of fraternal fellowship. Mr..
Ethel is undecided as to just
what he will do at the conclusion of
his editorial labors April list.
That Robert Grove has decided
to leave this city will be generally
deplored, as his unvarying courtesy
and gentlemanly conduct during his
several years connection with the
Great Western Beet Sugar COM
paIly's offices, has made him a
prime favorite with everybody tran
sacting business with that concern,
and with our people generally. The
band also will Miss him, as he has,
since its inception, been a faithful
and conscientious worker for ITS ad-
vancement. He left yesterday for
Boise and from there will go TO
Portland and Seattle, but has not
quite made up his mind as to where
he will locate. Here's GOOD
Luck Bob,
To facilitate the calling of the
marshal at night red light has
been placed high up on the tele-
phone pole at the corner of Canyon
street and Jackson avenues. 1t is
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phone office and all you have to
do if you want the officer of the
law is to notify central" who
will turn on the light which will
be seen by somebody, who will no.
tify the officer, who will in turr
find out from Central where he
is wanted and proceed thithcr with.
out undue loss of time. MeuageI
Keller is the originator of this prac-
teal innovation.
A. Anderson came down from
Dixie after supplies last Friday
and says that if he had not hat
him over a number of bad place
he never would have gotten through
with the team. He says there i
an especially bad washout a shor
distance from the city limits tina
needs the immediate attention o
somebody. He respectfully suggest
that as everybody on that road i
compelled to come here to spen
their money il might not be to
much to expect that it be kept in a
least a fairly passable condition
And it does seem very reasonable.
Samuel Loe of Northwood, n
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