Mountain Home maverick. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1906-1911, 1908-12-24

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employees all white help
Eat at the Grill if you want the
best. All white help.
Try some of Heintz pickles at
Blanchard s Grocery.
Be boosters. The Elmore cigar is
good enough for anybody. Try one.
Mrs. Clint Barrett left the first of
the week for her home in Oregon for
the winter.
Frank Hobbs is assisting at Roscoe
Smiths drug store during the holiday
season.
Millinary at cost. Bargains in
pattern hats at Mrs M. E. Hen
bricks on Front street.
Our new senator, Carl A. Davis,
has moved his family to Boise where
he will reside for the winter
Better than the best of bit cigars
and made in Elmore county. Try an
Elmore and enjoy good smoke.
w. Henry Thompson has returned
to the city for the holidays from one
of his popular entertainment trips.
d. F. Densel has again taken his
place as cashier of the Citizens State
Bank after an absence of a month.
C. B. Faraday has returned from
Boise and will spend the holidays in
this city before returning for the
tenth session of the Idaho Legislature.
Good for cuts, burns, bruises and
scratches, but especially recommended
for piles-DeWitt' Carbolized Witch
Hazel Salve. Sold by Keener Drug
Store.
The city schools close this afternoon
for a two weeks holiday vacation.
Most of the teachers will spend next
, week in Boise at the State Teachers
Association which will be in session.
Auditor Smith has been confined
to his home the past week with very
disagreeable carbuncle that formed
and broke out on his forehead. This
is very painful and no doubt he suffered
great deal and we are pleased to
note his recovery.
Calixte' Carpenter left yesterday for
North Yakima where he will visit
relatives for a few weeks. Mr.. Car
penter has been resident of Mountain
Home for a number of years and says
there is no other section that suits
him quite as well.
Clyde Mallonee severed his connec-
tion with the Mountain Home Hard
ware Company last Saturday and left
on the evening train for his home in
Virginia where he will spend the holt
days. Clyde is a mighty good fell
low and made many friends in Noun
tain Home during his residence who
regret to learn of his departure.
j. R. Morrison. agent for the I'm
derwood typewriter at Boise, was in
the city Tuesday. He succeeded in
placing two machines while here and
stated that prospects were good for
several more sales. The Underwood
is the best machine on the market and
comparison always shows them up to
better advantage than when demons
trated alone.
Ralph Silver has opened very neat
confectionery store on front street in
the building formerly occupied by the
Spot. Mr.. Silver came here recently
from the Ferry and is well acquainted
in this county where he has resided a
number of years. He has many friends
in Mountain Home who will be glad
to number him among our residents
and wish him success. Read his ad
in another column and then give him
q call.
S. Messenger. formerly of Bowbells,
N. Dak., is in the city and will re-
main here until the spring. Mr..
Messingser is interested in land ano
water rights here and the present diff
culties are of no small concern tc
him. He is anxious to see conditions
improve and water delivered to his
lands in order that he might renal r
here and make this his permanent
home. He has been on the coast fol
the past few months and came here
last week.
Strangers to the city are delighted
with the Grill. 1t is said by all com
mercial men who take their meals
with Mrs. King that she serves the
best meal in the city and has by fal
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