Mountain Home maverick. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1906-1911, 1907-01-10
Our telephone number is liS.

How many times have you broken
that resolution ?"
F. B. Caul was capital city
visitor Saturday.
Mrs. E. M. Robinson will receive
the Maverick the next six months.
Commencing next week the Nav
erick will publish High school de-
partment.
The assessor had a visitor from
Glenns Ferry last week in the per-
son of S. B. Blackwell.
Edward Manion, James Pence
and Edward Mason, college attend
ants, have resumed their studies.
Mr.. and Mrs. Galloway are re-
ioicing in the advent into their
family circle of little girl Tuesday
morning.
The Dudley-Griffith company
Yesterday closed deal for half
section of land with Henry Law
renee of Seattle, Washington.
The local institution of learning
reopened it's doors Monday, and both
teachers and pupils feel the better
for their two weeks vacation.
The plasterers take possession of
I. H. Hawkins new house next
Monday, and the family expects to
be able to move into it in couple
of weeks.
Mrs. Lloyd Morton and children
have moved into the Ohio King
property, where they will remain
until their home is ready for occu-
pancy.
The presence of a cougar is re-
ported in the Cold Springs coun-
try, and as soon as definite infor-
nation is received, the Mountain
Home Kennel club will institute a
hunt for it,
Mrs. c. E. Mason is rejoicing
over the good news that her brother,
Charles Seldom, successfully passed
through difficult and dangerous
surgical operation at Ogden, Utah,
and is rapidly recovering.
L. B. Strong, another North Da-
kotan who has bought land here and
made up his mind to make Noun
tain Home his future place of resi-
dence, is guest of Landlord Will
bur
D. H. Spangenberg, of Chicago,
is in the city, looking us over with
a view of locating. He is brother
of William Spangenberg, of Val.
ley City, N. D., who is interested
in land hereabouts, and who is eX-
peoted here this week.
Bob Bates, ''the man behind the
BARI at the Turner Hotel buffe
for some time past, left Saturday
, for Boise, after which he will
: proceed to his old home in Ten
nessee. AL Stedman has. succeeded
to the position made vacant by Mr.
Bates departure.
: A gentleman, who halls iron
/ North Dakota, and who for char
e ity's sake shall be nameless, wa
t quietly occupying his favorite po
: sition behind the stove in a store o.
: Jackson street the other night, whei
the sheriff appeared on the seen
and politely asked him to step out
side for minute. The unsuspect
ing victim of a practical jok
= readily complied, but had no soone
/. reached the sidewalk, than he va
rudcly informed that he was unde
: arrest. The officer of the law, as
!. sisted by a couple of too-willin
!. citizens, then hustled the victim u
!, one street and down another. refu:
ing to give any explanation as
:, the why or wherefore of the unu'
ual and somewhat strenuous pre-
ceeding. After a long and merI
l. chase the North Dakotan was fina
a iy locked in his room at the hot
IF and left to see the point of the jol
IN as best he might.
-, Plese read the important al
nouncement to be found on Il
! first page of this issue of Il
:. Maverick. Then 'go and gil
!. your neighbor due notice tn
as you intend to get that first priz
and as a mark of faith in yo
:. proposition offer to bet him SO tn
: you will get it. 1t is more plea
!, ant to live in home nicely paint
and in good repair, surrounded
well kept lawns, hedges, tire
yp and flowers than in one not