Mountain Home maverick. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1906-1911, 1909-04-15

The W. L. Thompson Furniture 90. is
showing a fine line of new carpets and
linoleums that are new in design and
pattern. The prices are right and you
should not fail to investigate.
The Idaho Fruit Lands Company has
received twenty thousand apple trees
from the Stark Nursery and will dis
pose of portion of them at reason
able prices. Call on or write them
for information.
S. W. Roberts, who is Interested
in the development and improvement
of the Browns Flat country, was IN
the city Monday. Browns Fiat is
another of the Snake river fruit sec
tions that will be very valuable for
its excellent fruit possibilities when
water is applied for irrigation.
DR.. Mather has purchased a Frank
lin runabout and will be enabled to
make calls in and out of town here
after in the shortest possible space OF
time A car for a doctor is a neces-
sity, not luxury and in his selection
of Franklin, DIR. Mather no doubt
used good judgment.
A letter from DR.. j. E. Walter,
who returned to Peru, Indiana, con-
veys the Information that the weather
back there has been vrey disagreeable
since his returns. He says that days
that it is not raining it turns in and
SHOWS and storms. He. is anxious to
return. No place like Idaho.
Joseh Rosevear, one of the sound
and substantial residents of Glenns
Ferry, was in the city last Friday on
his return home from Boise. he
states that prospects are very gooc
: for the success of their irrigation
project and they hope to have Glenns
Ferry irrigated in time for irriga-
tion next year.
o. D. Braumbaugh Of Silver City
was visiting the Evans family thu
first part of the week. Mr.. Braun
e baugh and w. D. Evans were part
: ners in the hotel business in the earl,
n days and this is their first meeting
r in about nine years. Needless to sa.
MIR. Braumbaugh was royalty enter
tanned and enjoyed the visit i'm
mensely.
r Mr.. and Mrs. ]. D. Moore, drov
z in from Boise last Tuesday in one
il the celebrated Franklin cars. He
/, the manager of the Inter Mountai
i Auto Company and was here to dem
/, onstrate the merits of the Franklin t
a number of prospective purchasers
|, The Franklin is one of the best car
n on the market and is very popular a
!, this place
IS RECEIVER Issachson is daily dem
70 onstrating the fact that he is a pra'
ID tical man. He is further showing
1t very forcibly, what an immens
4 amount of work can be done on
ct small amount of money. The ditcht
le have been cleaned, new head gate
~ built and work on the dam progress
Of ing very rapidly. He is dong
n splendid job and will have the watt
tt for delivery in very short time.
n Married, at the residence of M
OF and Mrs. D. M. Stolz Sat. April
IN at 4 p. m., Mr.. Arvid w. Tingwa
r. of Glenns Ferry. formerly of S
he Paul to Miss Esther Cedarblade of S
Paul by Rev. J. F. Long Of Glen
u Ferry, pastor of M. E. church. II
IS rooms were appropriately decorate
u for the occasion. A buffet lunch W
Il served, after which the bridal coup
US took the evening train for their f
C. ture home with best wishes of friend
nd DR.. T. Thames of Grand Vie'
to was in the city last Monday. d
re Thames was one of the first to sc
tie in the Grand View vale
EFT aside from the old timers and cons
nd quently had the opportunity of secu
nd ing some of the very finest land
'as the valley. He is enthusiastic ov
Ire the possibilities of Grand View a
int is especially leased with the activiti
of the past year, which is bringil
us large numbers of buvers to the vail