Mountain Home maverick. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1906-1911, 1907-03-28
TALK OF The Town

Our tclephone number IS 11s.
Don't forget that Saturday is
the last day to register
Mrs p. A Weaver registered at
the Capitol in Boise last Friday.
]. S. Bennett was a business Wis
itor in Boise last Friday
w. l. Thompson is enjoying a
visit from his son, A r. Thompson
of Myrtle Point, Oregon
o. E. Cannon ordered the new
postoffiee fixtures from a Salt
Lake firm last Saturday
Mrs. F. W. Boyd is visiting at
the home OF Mrs Hutchins in
Boise
Special Easter service at ST.
James Episcopal church on Easter
Day, commencing at o 80 a. m
All are cordially invited
The city council has ordered the
laying of approximately 1000
square feet of concrete sidewalk on
jackson avenue and Bennett street.
George Smith says that on the
three brick buildings nearing COM
pIetion he has beaten the price of
lumber and cement 43ft
Miss Stella Harris, who has
been working in the telephone Of
flee for the past two years, re-
signed her position
You say 1T costs too much to
build. Well, George Smith is ready
10 put up for you a five-room brick
house ready for occupancy for $3.50.
44tf
Ralph, Herbert and little Mary
Wilcox are sick, the former with
the humps, while the latter two
are afflicted with the prevailing
ma1ady measles
Manager Goddard is keeping the
wires hot in his efforts to
for this city winning baseball
team Among the players thus far
are two pitchers of national repu-
tation, Roy Sheridan and Billy Nor
ris- Bill Carney, the ex-National
Lacquer and ve11-kDOVvn Pacific
Coast Lacquer will in all pr obabil-
ity hold down the initial bag. The
other men thus far secured are
Burkett, Reels, Van Horn, Nc
Pherson, Hronek, Brown, Brook
Ter, Hendricks, Wilson, Marhoefcr,
Willis.
w. H. Smith expected to get up
Cleft this week to begin the inn
provcmnet of his ranch near there,
but the volume of surplus water
now running in the creeks has pre-
vented the drawing of heavy loads
In his Nor tn Dakota home Mr..
Smith known hustler,
and he will, do his part to make
the Cleft country productive. Dot
ing the rich, even plains of the
Cleft slope are dozens of newly built
abodcs, indicating the presence of
the actual settler, without which
all countries pass for r1aught. I'm
provement is every side and
the desert Yields to the industrious
hand of the OPtimist-
John DinvvoOdie and family ar
rived Monday from Bottineau.
North Dakota, and Mountain Hor 9
adds another cStimab1c family to it's
growing population MIR. Din
woodie invested some time ago in
both city and farm property, and as
soon as he gets settled will begin
its Improvement i'm the manner
which characterized his operations
in North Dakota, where he had
of the most complete diversi-
fled farms in mis- county At his
former home Mr. Din~~OOdie was
noted for his pcrSiStcncy in the
work of establishing orchard OF
the harder fruits, which he
brought the experience of years o.
similar labor in his native Ontario
With more favorable climate h,
should be able here to give full pa,
to his horticultural talents and w,
expect within few years lool
with pride upon the broad orchard
of DinvvOOdie-
A Hungarian tramp was put of
a freight train on the main line o
the u p near Green River Oh
March II, and in spirit of re
veuge fired several shots from a re