Mountain Home maverick. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1906-1911, 1909-01-28
One quarter off at Eckstein Bros.
quarter off at Eckstein Bros.


Rock Springs Coal $3.50 per ton.
Bennett Bros. 37tf.
Eat at the Grill if you want the
best. All white help.
Rock Springs Coal $50 per ton.
Bennett Bros. 37tf.
Eat at white place. The Grill
employees all white help.
Remember the sale lasts only one
week more. Eckstein Bros.
The Grill serves the best meals in
the city. All white help.
Rock Springs Coal 49, so per ton at
Bennett Bros. 37tf.
Remember the sale lasts only one
week more. Eckstein Bros.
If you want fine registered puppy
dog all free see Harry Watkins.
FOR RENT Furnished house,
close in, per month $l2. so. See O.E
Norell. 34tf
Geo. Mahoney was in the fore part
of the week from Bruneau, returning
Yesterday.
A few children's left over coats at
half price at Montgomery & Blunk's
store.
Don't forget the special sale at
Montgomery, Bunk & Co.'S. See list
of goods elsewhere.
Two more cars of coal from the ia
nous Rock Springs mines just re-
cieved at Bennett Bros. 81 If.
Auditor SMITH and wife went down
to the Ferry last-Saturday evening to
spend Sunday with old friends.
FOR RENT IS room house a
blocks from Evans hotel on Canyon
street. Enquire Helfrich Store. 32tf
Montgomery, Bunk & Co.. are
offering special inducements to buy
ers before taking their annual in
ventory.
have one car of nut coal | will
deliver for $3.50 per ton as long as it
lasts. This is not Rock Springs coal.
j. D. Whitson.
FOR SALE-Four residence lots
within one block of cement sidewalk,
facing east, on good terms. Price
$500, see o. E. Norell. 34tf
Buy furniture now while the pri ces
are low and save money. Trathen's
sale is still on and he is
discounts on everything.
B. F. Griffin and j. F. Littooy
were in Medbury last Sunday looking
over the valley and it's possibilities. !
Mr.. Griffith was very much pleased
with conditions and will file on a
quarter section under the desert act.
Messrs. Bradley and Stubs of
Iowa, were in town the
fore part of the week looking after
their land interests. They are in
terested in the stock business in their
home state and are investing in Idaho
with the intention of some day, when
adjust themselves, coming
mere and engaging in the same line of
business. They were both very much
pleased with the delightful climate
they found here, especially when they
lad just left state Struggling with
The rigors of very severe winter.
C. F. Wheeler, manager of the
IDAHO Fruit Land Co., left Monday
'or Kansas where he will spend
week visiting relatives. Mr.. Wheel
n is managing the 1000 acre orchard
south of town and when asked if he
lad signed up, said. SsWhy, certain
y, long ago. Water on the lands in
his country is cheap at 500 per acre
md why should hesitate. He is made
# the right stuff and his action
will have much to do with encourage
ng others to get busy and sign up
heir proposals.
H. l.. Ware, who has been visiting
he past month at the home of his sis
er Mrs. Stoner, left last Saturday
light for his home in Minneapolis,
dinn. Mr.. Ware remained in Idaho
ong enough to miss the severe cold
# the present winter in the home
itate where the thermometer has
,een around the 30 degrees. below
Joint for the past month. He is de-
lighted with Sunny Southern Idaho
md thinks we have unlimited posi-
,ilities which will be realized in the
'ery near future. He will watch the
development of this section with
great interest and Maverick will keep
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