Mountain Home maverick. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1906-1911, 1907-01-31
TALK OF TIE TOWN

H. Rosenheim is on the sick list
this week.
Mrs. c. w. Howie is reported
very i'll with lagrippe.
Earnest Pearson came up iron
Glenns Ferry to spend Sunday win
his family.
For expert stenographic work
consult o. A. Altschul at W. {.
Howie's office.
Mrs. James Grady spent a few
days at Boise last week, returning
Saturday evening.
FOR SALE-Ten acres improved,
close in, on north side. Inquire Oh
J. M. Owen.
Mr.. and Mrs. Myron Newton
were the happy recipients OF an
cight-pound daughter Sunday.
Seymour II. Bell, the we'll known
capitalist of Coos Bay, Oregon, ar
rived in the city yesterday.
Minnard is the name OF the new
town on Camas Prairie, few miles
south of Soldier. 1t will soon have
a postoffice.
Scion Mccoy says there is good
twenty inches of snow on Little
Camas and that the thermometer
has dropped to zero only once.
Sheriff Michael Rork of Owyhee
county passed through here yester-
day n his way to Bruneau, where
he went to swear in his deputy.
The treasury of the Volunteer
Fire Department is 5000 richer
now, as the result of the dance
given last Friday night.
Miss Dania Coomber is prevented
by sickness from attending to her
duties in the Keencr drug store this
week.
Harry Magden, the faithful ano
obliging porter at the Evans Hote
is suffering from an attack OF ap.
pendicitis.
Henry Williamson and family
from New Rockford, North Dako
ia, have arrived and will make
Mountain Home their future home
Mr.. and Mrs. E. c. Helfrich lief
Tuesday evening for the southern
trip which was postponed last weel
on account of the death of the for
mer's brother.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. B. Wolff ant
their daughter, Mrs. McCarger, o
Mcdbury, visited friends here tn
first of the week. They were for
merly residents of Mountain Home
A fair sized audience listcne'
TO the lecture ''Some Things Wortl
While" by Jas. A. Becker at tn
opera house Monday night. Nav
erick was unavoidably prevente
from attending, but those who wer
present report an intellectual treat
w. H. Hronek of Pocahontas
Iowa, arrived last week. He ha
bought a quarter section of Ian
near here and will make this hi
future home. He also is a band
man, and says he is willing to tax
hold and make himself useft
where he is most needed.
At a meeting of the Intermour
tain Fair association held Tuesda
evening in the office of the organ
ization in the city hall, the apprc
priation of $4,000 made by the cour
ty commissioners of Ada count
for the purpose of paying prem
ums at the fair was accepted, an
it was decided that fair would
held this year. Statesman.
P. H. Spangenberg of Chicago
expert electrician and machinis
has made deal whereby the COZ
struction and and repair work
the Mountain Home Electric Ligl
company will hencetorth be in h
charge. Until a suitable locatic
can be secured, he will be found
the power house. The compar
will confine itself strictly to Il
buinsess of furnishing the fief
juice, and when anything or ever
thing is wrong with the lights
equipment you are respectful
invited to tell your troubles
Spangenberg.
]. ]. Armstrong, who conducts
lodging house at Mountain HON
came t1DOn a niece of coal in his b