Mountain Home maverick. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1906-1911, 1907-05-16
A great big bundle of papers for
cents at the Maverick

Fishing tackled Hunting and
fishing ucensesd9sAt Pascoe's..7e
VIC. Howie left for HALEY yes
terdsy to look after business inter
ests.
Waited A bright boy to learn
the printers trade. Apply at this
office.
Col. Mark will look after water
on the south side of the track in
the future.
III. Fisher arrived Tuesday noon
to be present at the funeral of his
little son which took place the fol-
lowing day.
w Hobbs, who purchased several
lots from George Burton, is break
ing ground for a neat little cottage
which he will build very soon.
For sale cheap Fine complete
kit Of carpenter tools, new wickless
oil gas stove, oven for same, plat
form counter scale. Altschul at w.
c. Howie's office.
A. F. Downs of Yakima, Wash,
has purchased the building recently
occupied by ]. NJ Coweu & Co. He
intends to open first class pool and
billiard parlors in the near future.
FOR SALE-2O acres with
house, barn and other improve
ments, three miles from town.
Title perfect. $1,000 cash will
handle; balance on time. Louis l.
Herr.
c. M. Peters of lola, Kans., made
extensive investments in land and
water rights while in town last
week The deal was put through
by the new firm of Daniels, Col
thorp & Co.
VIM. Bridgefather of North YAK
ina has filed on an eighty acre tract
and has purchased a water right for
same. He is well pleased with
his investment and thinks this is
the best country on earth to live
in.
Trathen's elegant new furniture
display is now open to the public
in the Bailey-Garrett block.
Trathen's stock is the largest ever
shown in Elmore county. He has
some special bargains that the thrift
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While at the hot springs for {
family outing the little child of Mr..
and Mrs. Chris Hanson met mar
row escape. The little fellow in
care of his brother was playing
along the banks of the spring wher
he slipped and fell in. Before as
sistance could reach him he was
badly scalded and narrowly escaped
a painful death.
L. A. Wood of ST. Paul and ]. E.
Jerome leave for the Gold Bel
Mines Friday morning. They vii
. take in Long Tom and Camas reser
voirs cnroutc. F. d. Leighton o
st. Paul follows them Saturday
accompanied hy Mr.. Rossman, pat
enter of the Rossman gold extract
ing process and w. F. Howard, for
mer owner of the Gold Belt proper
ties.
A goodly number of members an,
friends met at the Baptist churcl
last Sunday evening and organize,
q. Y. p. u. and elected officers
Mrs. Fred Hall, president: Mr.
Grosfner, vice president; Miss Eel
da Parsons, secretary; Miss Edn:
Crutchfieid, treasurer. The differ
Ont committees will be appointet
next Sunday. Mrs. Fred Hall will
lead the meeting next Sunday even
ing at 200.
r. M. Wheeler drove in from
Cleft Tuesday. While in town h,
called at Maverick office and left s.
for q years subscription. -. Mr.
Wheeler moved here from low,
Faitss iowa, seiast fell and oxpxessc.
delight at the bright PIT aspects O
} farming lands in his vicinity. II,
stated that surveyors were on, tn,
ground six miles northwest from
Cleft plating a new town to b,
known as Sunnyside.
One of the seasons big dramati
, successes is 'tAlong the Kenncbcc'
which will be seen at CARROTS op
era house Saturday, May 10. Tn
J scenery for this production is sal,
a to surpass anything in he rura
Y line ever carried by a ural pro
, duction, as every scene pictur
r is staged with specia scenery
and fine music is fur he'd be
tween the acts by the ompany'
S own orchestra Prirar - n