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

LOCAL BREVITIES


Mrs. Riley Turner is down from
Trinity for q short visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. EdW. r. Goddard
are visiting in Boise this week.
The oub-Rosa club met yesterday
afternoon with Mrs, John Pence.
James r Smith, one Of Grand
views prosperous ranchers, came
up Tuesday to spend few days in
the city.
w. j. Turner drove up from
Medbury yesterday afternoon and
returned this morning with supplies
for the camp.
A. Anderson, the well known
Dixie merchant, came down Tues.
day afternoon on a business errand.
He says that they bad about q foot
and half Of snow there when be
left.
Secretary Siffert of the CONNER
cial club informs us that the club
has al present total membership
Of IA, ofwhich number seventy.hye
have joined since the club took pos.
session of its new rooms. Let the
good work 60 on.
Milk delivered in any part Of
town. Telephone Six. T. G. Up.
person 1917
Henry Grab, the big merchant of
Atlanta, came In Sunday night and
took Monday evenings passenger
for the capital to attend to press
ing business affairs. He reports
two feet OF snow on Little Camas
and great abundance OF "the
beautiful" throughout the upper
levels.
This 10 dangerous season for
fires. Get your house and goods
insured at Norell's and be safe. 1877.
Frank Lockman, who has been
seriously i'll for some time with
bad attack Of pneumonia, compli
Gated by pleurisy, is again able TO
he out and will soon be as well az
ever. He has already gained ak
teen pounds in weight, and says he
is good for as many more.
FOR SALE Fresh milk, butter
and butter-milk, delivered at your
door. G. G. Heard. Phone 164x
1877 I
Assessor Frank Boyd has been
perhaps the busiest man in town
for the past week on account,of the
steady procession Of taxpayers to
his office Up to Monday night he
had taken in s9,766 56 more than
the total tax collections for last
year, but could not state definitely
what the years total would be.
WANTED--A young girl to do
light homework. Family of two.
Apply Mrs. III. w. Lamberton,
South Canyon street.
Five four horse wagons from
Duck Valley, in charge Of Indians
from the Indian reservation, were
in town the first part of the week
after flour for the government and
merchandise for j. A. Sewall They |
loaded out from Weaver q Payne's c
warehouse Tuesday morning and G
started later in the day on the re |
turn trip. /
A big hayrack full of sagebrusq
delivered for So 80. A wagon box Z
full all cut for $3.50 Address A.
L. Parsou, City At .
The ladies Of the w c. T U. very I
pleasantly surprised Mrs Starmer b
mother OF Mrs. Otto Mathies, at the 9
latter's home last Monday evening Il
by calling on her in a BODY TO ok, "
press their regret that she was to ii
leave this vicinity. AS token of a
their regard they presented her p
with d hand.painted china vase. il
Mr.. and Mrs. Mathies and Mrs.
Starmer left Tuesday for the east. G
A sure cure, one you can depend u =,
upon, Hickory Bark Cough Rene. !
dy. A sure cure, and it's pure! :.
Use it for all lung trouble, coughs, u
colds, hoarseness and sore throat. '
For sale by Keener Drug Store and I
lirst-class dealers everywhere. 7
The Eagles Lodge, Mountain ii
Home Aerie No. 966, elected the o.
following new officers last week 81
z. w. Pres, r. r. Harmon; w ii
Pres, Ed Nicholson; w. Vice. Pres. tc
B. q. Smith; w. Chaplain, A. L. &C
Parker; w. Sec, w. G. Stimson; Of
v. Treas, T. A. Weaver; Inside b