The Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1903-1909, 1908-01-09

FGaard, Il $. Dyer; Outside Guard,
Lenis Heber; Trustees, Charles Van
IOfff ] ?. Tye, George Hendricks.
u NJ Hobbs was quite i'll Sun.
day of this week, and in conse-
quenee has been unable to attend
70 his work at the office.
The receiver of the Boise land
office last week rendered decision
In the contest proceeding OF G. #.
Wheeler against Samuel Loe adj
verse to the contestant.
We neglected last week to men,
ton the special services at the
Congregational church in commem-
Grafton Of the completion Of the
Rev, G. ID. Mason's tenth year as
pastor. Th morning sermon was a
summary of the work of the church
during the decade Of his pastorate
Land an audience of 1875 listened
with great interest.
The Idaho Woolgrowers' associa.
ton meets in Pocatello on Thursday
and Friday OF this week. A large
attendance has been expected and
an interesting meeting anticipated.
A large delegation will 20 on to
Helena, Mont, 10 the national
convention, with the hope Of secur-
ing the next national meeting place
for one Of Idaho's cities, Boise.
Welser and Pocatello will each send
boosters.
This week at Caldwell the State
Dairymen and the Canyon County
Farmers institute are in session. A
very interesting and profitable pro.
gram has been announced and
prizes offered for dairy and farm
products. II. I. French OF Mos
COW, DIR. Boone, j. Fl. Graybill of
Nampa and others are on the pro. |
gram. Miss Maynard of the State
University will have charge of
domestic science section.
Mrs. Martin Aus, formerly of
North Dakota, has recently passed
through rather long illness, She
first had pleurisy, with accumula.
ton Of fluid in the chest, from which
she recovered after having GUAM
tity Of the fluid removed, and was
able TO be around the house for a
few days, She is now recovering
from a subsequent attack of in.
flammatory rheumatism.
John Boyle, an old-timer in the
mining districts OF upper Rlmore
connty,wh came down about three
weeks ago, to receive medical as.
sistance, being seriously i'll with
what was called miners consump.
ton is now we'll on the way to
recovery and will soon be as good |
81 ever. Dr. Hawley ia to be con-
graduated on his success with
What was generally regarded .
lopeless case. /
0. &. Norell, P, Fl. spangenberg 7
md B, f. Griffith, who have been r
occupying the Burns property on
he corner of Canyon street and :
atlanta avenue, moved Tuesday =
nto the rooms in the opera house
lock formerly occupied by l.. G.
Barrett u Co., which they have
ented for the coming year. The
hange is made principally to Sc. v
ure more room for the several q
ines Of business which these gen. :,
lemen conduct.
The Spangenberg Electrical Co. a
as commenced work on the INSTALL o
ton of power fixtures for this s
dice and expect to have the Job v
ompleted by the end of the week. !,
he motor arrived some time ago ',
ut the other fixtures were not re- "
sived until this morning. With a
MS equipment The Republican T
III be much better prepared to a,
irn out work promptly, and will :,
iso be able to handle quantities of a.
ress work that were heretofore 81
npraCticable. p
The Boise Times of this week vi
'ntains an interesting account of b,
ne Development Of the Sunnyside :,
ract," by #. A Shaw. The re- =
ources and possibilities of the sec. ia
on are put forth and a great fu.
ire promised. A bank, a large y
otel and other good things are .,
romised "before the opening sale =,
town lots, which will take place o.
Immediately upon the completion 70
the canal TO the tract and town. i,
to and delivery Of water this COM a,
g spring" 1t is indeed gratifying 81
learn that our little neighbor will 90
soon be supplied with water, the m
10 thing lacking for which they K
i've 30 patiently waited. av