Mountain Home maverick. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1906-1911, 1908-04-23

exnect to strike water at any time.
There have been several good IN
dications of the presence Of water
and the drillers feel that water
will be forthcoming very soon.
w. A. Heffron of North Dakota,
is visiting friends in town. MI
Hcffron is delighted with the CHM
ate in Idaho and intends to make
this his permanent home as soon as
he closes up his business IN the
east. .u,sss ss,. sxs...I
r. M. Conroy of Fonda, 10 va,
who has been in Mountain home
several weeks looking after his in
terests, returned last Saturday to
his hume. He is we'll pleased
with his investment here and in.
tends 10 make this his home in the
near future.
Frank Clark, who has for num-
Der of years been in the employ OF
L. l.. Spring, has gone to Glenns
Ferry to engage in the painting
business. FIR nix has acquired con-
siderable ability under the tutelage
of Mr. Spr ing and will undoubtcd-
ly succeed in his new field
B. F. Griffith, Elmore county's
bonded abstractor, went up to Boise
on the early Wednesday morning
train to attend to cases he has be-
fore the court now in session. His
cases have TO do with titles to ccr-.
tain property with whic h his BUSH
ness gives him complete know
ledge. He expects to be gone sew
cral days.
Nat. Ament, who has served as
Simplex operator on the Maverick
force the past three months. left for
Seattle last Monday afternoon where
he has interests demanding his at
tention. He expects TO go to Med,
ford, Ore, the new fruit district
being open to settlers later in the
summer.
E. Tweeten of ST. John, N. D.,
arrived in town early Monday
morning and rs looking after his
pr )perty near town. He states that
when he left North Dakota, there
was an ineh of ice and the trees
showed no signs of budding. He
was delighted with the climate on
h S arrival and stated that he would
not be contcnted until he was a
resident of Mountain Home.
w. S. Morley, representing the
Idaho State University, was visit
ing the city schools ycsesrday in
the interest of the state institution.
He stated that the local schools are
doing excellent work and rank
throughout the state. He was very
. enthusiastic III speaking of the
work being done and was some
what surprise to learn of the high
\ oNo'oAh6 VI Jul oOllOOlos TIC 10
4 trying TO stimulate greater interest
! in the State University and gain a
D larger enrolment. which his visit
} to the schools will undoubtedly
, serve to do.
) Lloyd Morton and family arrived
} in Mountain Home last week tc
} remain for a time. Mr.. Morton
! has properly here and is thorough
enthusiast over the great possibili-
ties of Sunny Southern Idaho. He
has written several letters to Nav
erick during the past year regard
ing misrepresentation sent out
from Mountain Home concerning
the Great Western Beet Sugar COM
pany and their great work in the
| hills. He is on the ground now
and will willingly back any asser-
ton he has seen fit to make. We
are pleased to welcome such men
as Nr. Morton, the former treas
urer of Barnes county, to our COM
, munity, for they are the men that
, Duild up a new community and en-
courage its industries and resources.
Miss Lois Idaho Wheeler, is the
, new clerk for Miss Keener. They
are making a speciality of Lees
Lice Killer for poultry and those
who have tried the preparation say
it does the business.
Miss Skinner, the Boise con-
testant in the oratoricial contest in
Pocatello, stopped here on her way
to that point this morning. She
! will be joined by Miss Gladys Low