Mountain Home maverick. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1906-1911, 1907-06-06
TALK OF The TOMN

At Mountain Home. Il
Celebrate at Hone.
Barbecue dinner at noon. Z
Plain sewing. Call Oh Mrs. F.
M. Hyland. 1t
A big bundle of papers at this Of
flee for cents.
A great big bundle of papers for
s cents at the Maverick.
L. L. Spring is building tine
new residence in the Linton addi-
ton.
Episcopal Guild will. meet with
Mrs. Roscoe Smith next Tuesday
afternoon.
New laundry just opened. Give
us trial Satisfaction guaranteed.
Mrs. A. v. Henley, Prop.
P. K. Sitton's new residence is
nearly completed. He expects to
tale possession next week.
wANTED-An apprentice girl to
learn telephone operating. MISS
LULU PATTERSON, Chief Ope-
rator.
S. w. Tindell, an extensive deal
erin rough lumber and proprietor OF
the Greylock of Atlanta, was in
town Monday.
Chas Davis, who for the past few
weeks has been confined to his
home with spotted fever, is able TO
be on the streets again.
Hairy Darlington and wife of Ely
are in the city. Mr.. Darlington is
associated with D. W. Shelter in
mining enterprises at Ely.
FOUND-On the street a pair OF
gold bowed spectacles in case.
Owner may have same by calling at
this office and paying for notice.
Mrs ]. H. Cramcr, who has been
managing affairs at the Republican
office the past mouth, accompanied
MIR. and Mrs. Eaton to Boise yes
tcrday.
FOUND-A lady's hand purse !;
some money. Owner may have
same by calling at this office,
identifying property and paying for
notice.
Byron McWilliams headed a fish
ing party that went to the noun
tains last Sunday. This office ac-
knowledges a fine mess of trout as
sure evidence of their success.
This office is in receipt of an
invitation sent ovt by Whitman
college. Walla Walls, Wash. The
twenty-fifth annual commencement
of the school will be held ON June
9TH.
]. 2. Penard passed through town
Monday on his way to Pine MIR.
Penard is one of the prominent bus
mess men Of Pine and has been in
BOISE the past week on business
with his firm.
Louis l. Herr is comfortably To-
Gated IN his new office room in
the Bennett building With the
addition of new desk, chairs, and
general repairing, the office pre-
sents very attractive appearance.
The frequent rains of the past
week have gladdeued the hearts of
all and alfalfa was seen to jump up
at the rate of several inches per day.
In fact men about town have been
standing in the showers without
coat, seemingly enjoying the wet.
j. E. Jerome left for Minneapolis
Monday morning to look after the
interests of the Great Western Beet
Sugar company at that place. He
will also start a number of farmers
and business men to Mountain
Home to take up properties in this
locality.
DR.. Smith of Boise has purchased
the holland residence property and
also L. T. Wilcox lots and office
building. This is a fine location
for a business block and in the flu
ture we hope to see building on
the corner that will be a credit &c
the town.
Although but partly under cover,
the new foundry is receiving large
orders for work daily. The work
of getting things into order and the
repair jobs coming in makes it the
busiest place in town. Mr.. Mcclure
states that he has received a mum.
lnr q 80 f.-r.,, e.. Ill l., tie L III.