The Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1903-1909, 1908-01-16

i W SINNERS, book keeper fol
the Valley Mercantile company O
Bruneuu, passed through this place
Sunday en- route to Boise, where he
will spend a coupled Of days on busi,
ness.
w. D. Reynolds returned Satur
day morning from a trip TO Sho'
shone, Hagerman, Bliss and other
points east where he went in the
interest Of his life insurance bust.
ness.
Edw F. Goddard and wife at
tended a masquerade ball at Genns
Ferry Tuesday night.
Rudolph Larson, the sheep mar
from Glenns Ferry, was in towr
several days this week.
William Murray was a visitor to
MouttAin Home Saturday from
Grandview for provisions.
Ed. f Goddard and wife re-
turned from q two or three days
business trip 10 Boise Saturday.
Mrs. G NJ, Payne has been con,
fined TO her bed for the past week
and is still feeling very much indis.
POSED,
W. J. Turner was up from the
Ntdbury project several days the
first Of the week, but returned
again Tuesday.
The Mountain Home Steam
Laundry now has wagon which
gives the place quite Gifted APP
pearance.
Mrs, j. A. Purtill left Monday
noon for Portland, where she will
continue with her position in a mill
linery establishment.
Sam Tindall, John McGinness,
W. 6. Corker and Hugh Burns all
came up from Glenns Ferry on
Mondays noon train.
Sam Silverbratt, representing the
United Distillery company, was
here Saturday finding out the peo-
pies wants in his line.
Joe Spiegel, the popular repre-.
sentative for Leo P. Grunbaum,
wholesale liquor dealer of Boise,
was in town Saturday.
Charles Casey, an upper Gilmore
county boy, is spending week or
ten days in town visiting his sister
Mrs. Ell Nicholson and family.
F. L. Flint, representing F. S.
Harmon & Co., Wholesale furniture
manufacturers of Portland, was
calling on the local trade Saturday
H. F. Shelton, the county com.
missioner from the upper district,
came in Monday from Pine to at
tend a meeting of the commission
ers.
Alvin Nelson, the popular young
clerk al Ray Blahchard's, has been
quite sick for the past week with
rheumatism, but is very much bet
ter al the present writing.
Frank Jackson left on Monday
mornings stage for Bruneau, where
h. will install couple of his light.
ing - ants--one in the Valley Mer-
camille company's place of business
and one in Roy Hodges saloon.
John Willard, an old timer in
the upper and mining districts of
Elmore county, was in town few
days this week on business. Mr..
Willard has been employed at the
Bonaparte mine for some time
past,
Louis Hoffman, who has the
mail contract between Rocky Bar
and Atlanta, was in town several
days last week and made this Office
pleasant call. Mr.. Hoffman, ex.
poets to spend the winter in Boise,
having leased his property at At
lanta for the coming year,
Fred LiIjegran, who has entered
a contest proceeding against Celia
Mason for some land lying near
the city, had his first hearing be
fore Commissioner Howie Satur-
day The contestee did not APP
pear; consequently the first deci.
sion il in Mr.. kilograms favor. 1t
comes up again before the Boise
office on the 18th inst.
r B. Martin, of the Colthorp-
Daniels real estate firm, returned
from Minneapolis Sunday night,
accompanied by Mrs Martin. Mr.
Martin states that they are having
the mildest winter east they have
had for years and that it is hard
work to keep the fires low enough