Mountain Home maverick. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1906-1911, 1909-03-11
LOCAL HAPPENINGS

The Grill for good. clean, wholesome
cooking.
Miss Elizabeth Greenwald was in
Boise the first part of the week.
DR.. Smith was in the city from
Boise the latter patr of last week.
FOR SALE-Pure blood R. l. Red
eggs, 81 for Is. Mrs. E. Long, Nam
pa, Ida. 4447
J. o. Baker of Trinity, passed
through town last Monday on his
way to Boise.
FOR SALE-Standard. coal oil,
three burner range cheap. Used only
few months. Enquire at this Office.
If.
Nessrs. Koch and Krauth Of the
Aedbury Mercantile company were
transacting business in the county
seat last Tuesday.
+ As we have decided to devote
ourselves to the dry goods business we
= snsr everything in our line 1t cost
LAfcr cash. Ontario Cash Store.
Buy your eatables At the busy
store where prices are always in COM
petition with others. Blanchard, ex-
elusive grocer.
Ny Photos talk. Come in and
listen. Let them tell you how reason
able my prices are. Milton Helm,
Photographer.
FOR SALE-One $65 steel range
with reservoir, in good condition
for so. One good heating stove
with stove pipe and zinc for Sc. Must
be sold at once. A. B. Culbertson.
Mr.. and Mrs, E. NJ Rodgers and
son, Lynn Of Boise were the guests
of Geo. v. Gould and wife over Sun
day. Mr.. Rodgers il, chief clerk in
the Office Of the Bell Telephone offices
in Boise.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kerr returned from
their trip through Southern California
Tuseday morning. They state they
had very enjoyable time but were
glad to get beck to, Mountain Home
and Sunny Southern Idaho again.
Our former townsman, L. j. Weav-
er. has purchased the Hyde Park Mer-
camille establishmsnt in Boise and
has taken possespfon- of the business
according to the Capital News of the
9th. His many friends here wish him
{ abundant success.
Miss Kittie Wilkins, the horse
queen Of Idaho" passed through the
city the first Of the week on her
way 70 Boise. She is looking for
cowboys TO work on her Bruneau
ranch and take care Of her large band
Of horses the coming season.
On account of going away the
first Of April. Mrs. Harry Lamberton
will dispose Of allxher poultry includ-
ing Wyndottes. Barred Rocks, Black
Langshangs. Turkeys. Geese and
Ducks. She has very excellent
stock and is offering her birds very
reasonable.
Ray Blanchard's delivery horse
made dash for liberty yesterday and
succeeded in getting as far as the
hotel corner where telegraph pole
blocked his progress and delayed the
trip indefinitely. The wagon was
damaged to considerable extent and
another secured to finish the days de-
livering.
Prof. j. F. Littooy went down to
Grand View the first of the week
where he will meet with the Grand
View horticultural Association.
Prof Littooy's services are coming
in demand and no doubt his time
will be fully taken up the coming
season by those desiring expert
service Of a competent horticulturist.
A number of the friends of DR..
and Mrs. j. E. Walter called at their
home last evening and gave them
farewell party. The guests were
made up of members of the Artesan
lodge of which DIR. Walter has been
an earnest and enthusiastic worker.
A very sumptuous repast was provided
by the lady members of the party
which was served at late hour to
the satisfaction of all. In honor of
the esteem in which he is held, DR..
Walter was presented with very
fine si}yer fish set.