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

Chas. A. J. Brooks, the Grandviev
merchant, was III town Tuesday buying
goods and produce for his store. Mr.
Brooks reports business very steady
with him most of the time.
DIR. George Il. Paddock arrived from
Boise on Monday evenings train and
is assisting Rev. G. Il. Mason of the
Congregational church in conducting
revival services this week.
Miss Bell Lockman returned form
Meridian on Monday evenings train,
where she has been visiting her sister
Miss Leora, who lis teacher in the
public school at that place.
w. l.. Adcock was Grandview .visi-
tor Tuesday coming up especially to
have some notary work done and Incl.
IDENTIFY to take out load of supplies
for g. A.. j. Brooks the merchant of
that place.
George Crandall came up from Med
bury Sunday night and will spend a
week at home. Mr.. Crandall has land
al Unity, near Med bury, and believes
they are going TO make quite farming
resort there.
John Hiee, one OF the old time Noun
and we'll known Marion Daniels ranch
located at Canyon Greek on the old
Overland road between Boise and
HALEY, was in town Tuesday on bust
ness.
l.. l.. Spencer of Tacoma, Washing
ton, recently purchased from the
Southern Idaho Irrigated Lands com
pany, eighty acres of land about one
and one half miles west of town. Mr..
Spencer is in town at present and will
commence the clearing of same i'm
mediately.
All the livestock, grain, produce mar
ket quotations, together with the latest
mining news of the Intermountain
country will be found in each issue of
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The Oregon Short Line made its
annual award of medals to employees
last week and Pat. Brennan at Rev erse
in charge of Section No. So, Idaho
Division, received the gold medal for
the best kept section on the system,
and Mrs Mary E. Collins, at Orchard,
for the best kept station on the sys-
tenn.
Mr., and Mrs. FL. Is. Wolff, who lived
in Mountain Home for several years
but who now reside at Medbury, came
up Saturday and are spending several
days in town this week. Mr.. Wolff, al
though having passed through quite a
serious siege of the grip some time ago
escaped any of the after effects which
SO often accompany it and is quite him
self again.
Daniel Davidson and family arrived
Sunday from the state of Washington
and expects to clear eighty acres of
land near town which he recently pur-
chased from the Southern Idaho Irri
gated Land company. Mr.. Davidson
and family have moved into the Benoit !
house opposite the Evans Hotel while
awaiting the building of the residence
on their land.
John Lape came down from Atlanta
Saturday and will remain here the rest
of the rest of the winter. Mr.. Lape re-
ports things quiet in in the upper
country, at present but not uncom-
monty SO far this time of the year.
Mr. Lape said he measured the snow
on the summit with his pole on his way
over and on the level he found it eight |
feet in depth.
G. A. Mcpherson, who came here
about year ago from Tarkio, Mo-, and |
took up claim at Sunnyside, received |
a rather painful injury last week in
consequence OF fall from the house
he is building there. The doctor in
reports that no bones were
broken, but his back was severely
wrenched, and he suffers considerable
pain. 1t may be some time before he
is able to be out again.
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