Mountain Home maverick. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1906-1911, 1907-05-23


A great big bundle of papers for
cents at the Maverick.
A new line of pumps at Bailey's.
Get prices before buying.
Pool and billiard parlor in con-
nection with the Opera bar.
MIR. and Mrs. Schoenceke were in
Boise the latter part Of the week.
Well casing equipments at rock
bottom prices al Baileys. Phone
I44.
Base bal next Sunday. Payette
VS.. Mountain Home on the home
grounds.
Miss Lille Lyons is the new
stenographer at the law office OF
W. c. HOWE.
The Congregational Ladies' Aid
meets this Thursday afternoon with
Mrs. Ora Reynolds.
Original distributors of Monopole
canned goods and Schillings teas
and spices. l, c. Co.
so acres one and one-half miles
from town; good water right, So,
600. Harry Watkins.
You will need a tent or tar
paulin and camp utensils when you
go fishing. You can get them at
the 1. c. Co.
When "The StorlS'' can't come,
tine Butterfly Girl" always comes.
She will be here next Friday night.
Watch and listen for the band.
Geo. w. Manning, the popular
representative of the News, was
telling his many patrons of the good
things TO be found in the columns
of that excellent paper the first of
the week.
John Fagerstedt of Boulder, Colo
RADIO, arrived here last Friday. Mr..
Fagerstedt has been looking over
the North Yakima country, but pre-
fers Mountain Home. He will
make his home here.
The Commercial club will hold
meeting tonight at the usual
place. All members are requested
to be present. Plans for receiving
the Commercial cub from Salt
Lake will be discussed.
Senator Bob Gorby was a Wis
itor to the county seat yesterday,
his first for several months, bust
ness being so brisk at Glenns Ferry
that all his time and his corps OF
clerks is employed to the limit.
The building recently vacated by
the Herald has been repaired and
will be occupied by ]. M. Cowen.
Mr.. Cowen expects to continue in
the undertaking business and has
fitted his new quarters for first
class establishment.
o. A. Altschul, the expert stem
ographer and accountant who has
been in the employ of W. c. Howie,
has resigned his position. MIR.
and Mrs. Altschul will leave for
Chicago in a few days for the sum-
mer but will return in the fall to
make their future residence here.
The one big theatrical event of
the season will be when Fred Ray
mond's Old Arkansaw appears at the
Garrett opera house June /. The
have promised a COM
plete production of the play with
all the old favorites in the cast.
All the scenery will be used and g
first class performance is assured.
The coming Monday and each
Monday following during the seas
on will be wool sales days at the
local wool warehouse. This will
be a convenience forboth the buy.
er and the seller. The bidder will
be on hand to purchase the WOO
and the seller may be sure of buy.
er so remember the day, Monday
Mr.. and Mrs. w. c. Howie wer,
at Boise last Saturday. MIR. Howit
was in attendance at the meeting
of the State Boards of Pure FooC
and Horticulture. MIR. HOWE wal
honored with the election of chair
man 70 the joint boards and latei
reelected chairman of Pure FooC
board which held separate meet
ing.
The foundry is nearing compile.
ton and soon will be in full opera
ton. The first story is enclosed
and the machinery nearly all il
place. Tuesday for the first time
the engine was started and the