Mountain Home maverick. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1906-1911, 1907-02-28


Short Line, and whose arduuos
duties have stretched him upon a
bed of sickness, is reported to be
much better than when his father
and mother went there Sunday.
The mother is still at Caldwell, and
will remain until Rut is sufficient
ly convalescent to be removed to his
home here.
H. A. Howcth and George Hen
bricks, cx-deputy sheriff, left over
land Sunday for the Mountain City
and Mizpah country in Nevada,
where they intend tc do consider
able prospecting. Mr.. Howeth is
we'll acquainted with the country
and it is more than probable that
they will strike something good be-
fore long.
1.-The Midnight Flyer with it's
intensity of dramatic scenes, brill
liancy of dialogue and it's many
mirth-provoking comedy charac-
ters have made it famous. 1t is a
veritable revelation of the POSSIBLE
tiles in modern stage development
and perfect production in which the
limit in realism is reached. 1t will
be at the Garrett opera house, Sat-
urday, March 9th.
Rev. Charles MacLean of Evans-
ton, Wyoming, conducted services
at the Episcopal church here last
Sunday. He returned home Tues
day, but will be back in a couple
of weeks with his family, after
which he will reside here perma-
nently. Local Episcopalians are
CORRESPONDENCE happy, as they have
been without resident pastor of
late. The family will occupy the
rectory.
In addition to his multifarious
duties as landlord and ranchman,
w. D. Evans is also heavily inter
ested in mining matters, owning a
| onc-foruth interest in the Enter
prise mine at Silver City, and a
half interest in the Portland mine
on Castle creek, from which great
things are expected the coming sea-
son. The other parties interested
with him are John Connors, Doc
: Hamlin and D. B. Sentry.
Last Friday, the 22nd, being the
S twenty-first birthday anniversary of
: Lilac and Lily Colthorpe, a party
in their honor was arranged by
Mrs. E. M. La phere and Mrs.
Owen Greene in the evening of that
day. About forty friends were in
vited, a toothsome supper was
:, served and good time was had by
all present. Mr.. Fred Sle1ght Of
, Valley City, N. D., who is here
hostess, was entertained at the
: same time.
According to the Capital New:
the Atlanta wagon road bill, carry
/. ing an appropriation OF $4,000 will
which to complete the road be
{ tween Boise and Atlanta, passed
the house yesterday as did alse
the bill permitting the road to bc
made a toll road for the purpose o
keeping it in repairs. The bill
: amending the horticultural law
making the board political anC
I. under the control of the governor
). also passed.
!. c. ]. Keller is limping arounc
with very painful foot occasioneC
y by stepping with his whole weigh
on the sharp point of a buckl,
. while romping with his baby thu
other evening. Prospective bene
!, diets are cautioned to be careful
: because you see if he hadn't beer
g playing with the little one, and b,
wouldn't have stepped on tin
buckle and his foot would hav'
Il been all right.
: A. Johnson, real estate deale
and business man of Seattle
= WASH. is in to vn looking the lane
what he wants here will locate per
manently. Mr.. Johnson says Seattl
- is going forward by leaps an
bounds. Three acres of Ian,
which he could have bought thre
g years ago for twenty-five hundre
k dollars are today laid out in cit
is lots, selling at three thousand dol
is lars apiece-
:, Richard Bennett returned to hi
:. Sinker creek ranch this mornin
where he has force of fiftce
men, mostly miners, at work o
the big ditch he is having con