Mountain Home maverick. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1906-1911, 1907-08-08

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flee and see samples of the very
latest in calling cards. We can get
engraved cards of the latest Oh
E 1elish cheaper than you can al
ford to write them.
A A. Brother has returned from
Twin Falls where he had charge Oh
a drug store during the absence OF
the proprietor. On his return home
ne visited Salt Lake and other
points.
Mr.. and Mrs. n. P. Hackett n
two children, Verne and leila, ar
in Mountain Home last Mon
day from washington Springs, south
Dakota, to make their future hone
here.
Mrs. Geo. Hendricks expects to
leave soon for Portland to order her
fall line Of millinery Danny
Glenn. who is just recovering
from his recent severe illness will
accompany her.
The Dandy Dixie Ministries
showed to a good house last Monday
night and gave enirc satisfaction.
The parade at noon was q good one
and altogether the show was far
above the average.
The foundry received q large or
der from Wink & Wheeler of Sol
dier, Idaho, consisting of 100 bases
for making cement blocks. The
foundry is working overtime in or
der to get out the business on hand.
The young people of the Baptist
church enjoyed a social evening at
the home of r. P. Chattin last Mon
day. The house wss we'll filled
with the young people and friends
and a very pleasant time was had.
After returning from a friends
home and the enjoyment of his brill
liant electric lihgts, and then try to
read by the light OF your dim and
smoky oil lamp, what did you
think? See Spangenberg for the
best lights.
The free lectures at the summer
normal in Boise are creating a
great deal Of interest in hat in
stitution. In Tuesdays Capital
News we note the lecture THE
Best Education by Prof. Warner
Of Mountain Home.
Jack Roderick, lone OF the boys
who has been in the employ of Geo.
Fletcher at the Regulator, left for
Pine Monday where he has accep-
ted a lucrative position with the
Pine Mercantile company. Jack is
a good fellow and will make a.
host of friends wherever he goes.
A representative of the Gem
State Rural was in town the first
f,the week looking up business for
that publication. The Gem State
Rural is an agricultural paper given
up to the discussion of improved
methods in farming and is a most
valuable paper to the farmers and
truck growers of this country. 1t is
bright, newsy and in its new form
very attractive.
M. l.. Davis returned from At
lanta Tuesday night, from which
point he went to his mining prop
erty on Grouse and Johnson creeks,
bringing with him samples of rock
which he will have assayed. The
rock is certainly superb in appear
ance and pans high, and in the
opinion of competent Judges old
Mart has a great big thing prospec-
lively. The ledge is big, in fact it
is 30 feet in width and still the foot
wall is yet to be found
M. E. Reynolds, cashier of the
Bruneau State Bank, spent Sunday
in town the guest of relatives.
MIR. Reynolds is a former Noun
tain Home resident and has been
connected with the new bank at
Bruneau only since February. He
says the bank is rapidly increasing
it's business and the results are very
gratifying. The list containing
the names of the board of directors
show that the institution is backed
up by men of means who can abso-
lutely guarantee the safety of the
institution.