Mountain Home maverick. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1906-1911, 1908-12-17

Candies for Christmas. HAWKINS |
Dept. Store.
Eat at white place. The Grill
employees all white help.
Eat at the Grill if you want the
best. All white help.
500 dolls to sell at less than cost.
Hawkins Department Store
Be boosters. The Elmore cigar is
good enough for anybody. Try one.
Ladies' New Belts and Collars
make nice Christmas gifts at Haw-
kjns' Dept. Store.
X. l. Perkey was in town Monday
being retained by Goddard in his case
that forenoon.
Entire stock of Holiday China and
CUT glass on sale at cost at Hawkins
Dept. Store.
Better than the best of bit cigars
and made in Elmore county. Try an
Elmore and enjoy a good smoke.
Good for cuts, burns, bruises and
scratches, but especially recommended
for piles-DeWitt's Carbolized Witch
Hazel Salve. Sold by Keener Drug
Store.
Freeman is putting out the neatest
box of cigars for Christmas gifts on
L
dozen Elmores and make an ideal gift
for your friends who enjoy good
smoke.
Candy, fancy articles, aprons, hand
kerchiefs, dressed dolls, doll furniture
and other articles of woodcraft, in fact
all kinds of pleasing Christmas pres
ents will be found at the Baptist ba-
zaar December IL. The proceeds Will
help to build the new church.
C. F. Wheeler, C. l.. Sawyer and
B. P. Thompson, manager OF Mr.
Sawyers fruit ranch south of town
attended the National Apple show at
Spokane last week. These gentle
men are highly pleased with their trip
and feel the time was we'll spent. -,
| d. S. Densel, cashier of the Citi-
zens State Bank, returned Tuesday
from Ogden where he went about
month ago for an operation for Her
MIA. He passed through a successful
operation and has entirely regained
l. t. s.. q
over to Boise on S of the same day
on business matters.
C. l.. Sawyer of Minneapolis, ar
rived in town Tuesday to look after
his interests in the vicinity Of Noun
tain Home. Mr.. Sawyer has very
fine tract of land south of town and
during the past summer has expended
considerable sum in clearing and
blowing. In addition to this he has
set out several thousand fruit trees.
r. w. Simpkins is in Medbury this
week proving up on some OF his hold
r ings in that magnificent fruit belt
and also developing spring he came
Pinto possession of last summer.
Raplh is thoroughly enthusiastic over
this region and few more OF his
stamp and ability to promote gooc
thing would make things hum in Med
bury.
Miss Marie Gjertsen has returned
from North Dakota where she ha:
l. Al
looking after her property. She states
4 that crops were considerably damaged
in her locality by a severe hail de
stroying a large portion of the crop
y on her place. She will remain her
n about a month or six weeks and thel
l go to Boise.
I The Grill continues to be the mos
popular eating place in the city. Th
place is conducted in a neat and or
: derby manner and its patrons ar
: well pleased with the service. TIL
9 Sunday dinners are well patronize
y and large family parties congregat
u there every week where they ar
:. served with the best meal in the city
It If you haven't tried the Grill, g
4 there for your next meal.
DIR. Neiswanger of Grand View
|, the man who rases good fruit and tell
the biggest bear stories of any ma
in the valley, was in the city last FIR
l. day on his way to Chicago. He
t. making a flying trip and will be abser
he from home about twelve days. MI
ID Neiswanger has ranch up on Shoe
ID fly creek and gets his water from
lie set of springs which gives him irr
cation for about thirty acres.