The Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1903-1909, 1908-01-23
PEOPLE YOU KNOW

Jack Wilson and Chas. Turner
came up from Medbury last Thurs.
day.
Hugh Sproat was in from Thur.
man for few days last week.
Ed Mcclure was up from
Glenns Ferry between trains Mon.
day on business.
Karl Fl s. Haugen. OF the Ma.
verick,. was business visitor at
at Boise Friday.
Frank Boyd spent several days
of this week at Boise, in attendance
at the assessors convention.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. Dudley
have returned after a three months
visit in Minnesota and Wisconsin.
G. F. Wheeler, of the Idaho Fruit
Land company returned from
months visit TO Seattle last Friday
night.
Miss Mamie AXE, daughter of F.
P. Axe, is on the sick list this week
suffering from inhamatory rheu.
matism.
Attorney e. j. Dockery was a
businass visitor here the first of
the week, returning to Boise Tues
day morning.
Casper Helm of the firm of Helm
& Chattin, left on Monday moons
train for Boise for several days
business visit.
John Moray, the we'll known
sheep man from Three Greek
passed through this place Friday
enroute to Boise.
Mrs. Fred Marhofer and son
Vernon, who have been visiting
friends in Kansas for some time
past, returned last Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. @. II. Stewart
moved last Saturday into the new
residence near the court house BULL
for them by E. G. Berg.
Judge XII. Perky, OF the law firm
of Perkey & Blaine of Boise, wal
in town between trains last Friday
transacting legal business.
Lew Straughn returned from
Missouri Friday after visit of a
couple of months about fifty miles
south of st. Louis and on Saturday
took the stage on to Bruneau.
James Pascoe, brother of Chas
Pascoe, arrived Saturday from Lin
ton, Indiana. Mr.. Pascoe comes
to take position in the Mountain
Home Steam Laundry.
Andrew Rogerson, the large sheer
owner from Three Greek, arrived
Friday. Mr.. Rogerson took thu
train Saturday for Boise where HI
will spend several days on business
J. L. Sewell, the Indian trader a.
the Duck Valley Reservation, wat
in town Wednesday of last week
He says that work on the new tele
phone line from the reservation tx
Mountain Home is progressing
rapidly.
Jack Hampton, an old mining
man from Dixie and well &C
ouainted with the majority o
Mountain Home people, came il
from that plac, Sunday enroute tt
Boi'e for few days visit.
G. M. Nicholson and Georg'
Hendricks, couple of the fun pro
ducers of this place will leave Tues
day for Featherville to 60 to worl
for the Gold Belt company. 1t i
needless to say they will be missed
Frank Wyman, of the firm o
! Wymsn & Wyman, Of Boise, wa
in town last Friday between train
on legal business. Mr.. Wymal
r had not been here for about 81,
months, and expressed himself a
t surprised at the growth OF plac
) since that time.
Raymond Rheinhardt, formerl.
a Mountain Home boy but nov
living at Glenn's Ferry and EN-
ployed by the Oregon Short Lin
as electrician in the block system
passed through this place goinj
! west on Monday Moons train.
J. A. Nicholson arrived Saturda,
!. night from e. G. Towne's rancl
r where he has heen spending tn
winter. Mr.. Nicholson is wei
! known here having served the peo
pie of Gilmore county once as dep
, uty sheriff an once as Probat
J Judge. He has come to spend tn
remainder OF the winter.
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