Mountain Home maverick. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1906-1911, 1910-01-27
LOCAL HAPPENINGS

1t pays to advertise! Why we
do it, Blanchard's.
The Maverick is on sale at viii
sons News Stand.
Start right for the day by taking
cup of delicious coffee. Blan-
chards.
Hotel Evans is Offering so cents
for nice. fat chickens and wants
them at once.
If you have never attended our
Clearing Sales, do it now. it pays.
Eckstein Bros.
Hotel Evans is Offering SO cents
for nice. fat chickens and wants
them at once.
Sam P. Noble. the Bruneau mer-
chant, was in Tuesday and returned
"Wednesday with freight.
Spring goods will soon be here
That's why our fall and winter styles
must go. Eckstein Bros.
Articles of incorporation have
been filed for the Bank of Hansen,
Hansen, Twin Falls county
WANTED-Girl for general house
work. Must be wiling to work
Good wages Mrs. Albert Brown.
1899
Boise is to have a 9-storay sky
scraper. 1t will be a combination
Office building, for which the plans
gre now being drawn.
On Thursday preceding Easter the
Ladies' Aid Society of the Baptist
church will have a sale of sunbonnets,
aprons, childrens' dresses and home
made candies
Truxton Talbot. editor of the
Maverick, received a message Tuesday
night informing him Of the sudden
Death of his aged father in
Michigan. Deceased was in his 18th
year.
Preparations are about completed
for the big poultry show at Boise
next week-Feb. l to 5, inclusive
There will be quite an attendance
from here, and, possibly some ex-
hibits.
Mr.. and Mrs Jed Wilkinson and
children left today for Richfeld,
Wash, to visit their old home This
is their first sojourn to the old place
. 10 six years and they will be absent
six weeks.
James Connolly eminent Socialist
lecturer, student of government and
editor of THE Heart q Socialist
paper of New York City will address
our people at the Standard Theatre
February 1.
The fifth anniversary ball of
the Mountain Home Aerie r.
o. r. viii be held at the
Standard Theatre. Friday even
ing, Feb. a. Tickets are 81, and
the general public is invited. The
Grill will serve supper for the dane
ers.
Mr. Eastman Of Boise, who for
merly run the stage between here
and Atlanta, declares his intention
Of putting on a 4-h0rse stage serveice
between here and Jarbidge just as
soon as the new roads are completed,
and says that he viii make the trip
in SO hours.
The Masonic banquet last Satur-
day evening was a most enjoyable
affair. as are all the social features
attempted by that organization The
lodge is in a fiourishing and healthy
condition and has had more work
than it could attend to during the
winter months.
The Atlanta Constitution says.
A man bought 20 cents worth Of
meat receiving five cents in change
When he got home he couldn't find
the meat. In looking for it he ran
across the nickel in his coat pocket
That gave him a clue, and opening
his purse he found where he had put
the steak"
Arthur Pence of Hot Springs came
over Tuesday, bringing his niece. Miss
Margaret Noble, sister of Mayor Joe
Pence of Boise, who has been visiting
al the ranch the past week. Miss
Noble is from Big Piney Wyo. She
viii spend few days here and then
continue or her way home, visiting
at Ogden and Salt Lake en- route.
Quite a number Of our people have
patronized the Boise play houses this
week, most of them iourneying
thither to see the galaxy OF athletic
stars, headed by the great Jeffries
and equally great Goch The Pinney
management presented "Wildhre" to
its patrons Tuesday night. and to-
night the great drama Just AS the
Sun Went Down will delight the
play goers. The bill at the Turner
this week is The Chauffeur" while
the Orpheum is presenting the best
vaudeville on the market as il has
been doing each week since it opened
December 6 under the management
CT Joseph Spiegel The four NOV
ing picture houses are presenting
good bills-the Boz in particular.