Mountain Home maverick. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1906-1911, 1910-09-15
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Local post cards at the Maverick
Stationery store.
Take your job work to headquar-
tiers the Maverick Print Shop
p. II. spangenberg was up from
Hammett last Saturday on business.
Something new in business sta
tionery at the Maverick PrintShop.
Mrs. Adm Hall of Bennett Creek,
was in Mountain Home last Satur-
day.
Worth S. Lee is over at Ketchum
this week looking after his sheep in
terests.
Charley Hopkins, manager Of the
Franklin mine at Pine, is in the city
this week.
J. NJ. owen returned home last
week after being absent several days
on business.
Miss Shelton has just closed
very successful term of school 1T
Fall Greek.
Mrs. F. C. Smith went to Glenns
Ferry on Tuesday to make short
visit with her daughter.
A. Honga was in from Grand View
country last week where he has his
large bands of sheep.
Mrs. c. H. Lam9erton returned
home Tuesday morning from Boise
where she visited several days.
Give orders now for early apples.
crabapples. green gage, red and egg
plums, pears, grapes and sweet CIDER:
Lamberton Ranch, phone AZ. a4u
Mrs. II. F. Little returned to her
home in Boise last Sunday after Wis
iting relatives in this city for the
past two weeks.
Job and book work a specially
at the most complete office in Elmore
county. the only Standard Linotype
eouipment. Maverick Print Shop.
Misses Adams and Roise and Mr..
l.. Jones of Bruneau, passed through
the city Monday on their way to Wei
ser where the young ladies will at
tend the academy.
Mr.. and Mrs. John York, both well
known in this city, paid a short Wis
it with friends and relatives here
the first of the week. They went 20
Boise Monday afternoon where they
will reside for the present.
John owens has vacated the often
heimer building on front street and
same will be fitted up for new NOV
ing picture and vaudeville house. A
strictly first class house will be es-
tablished and high grade amusement
Afforded the public.
Miss L. L. Keener left last even
ing for Nevada, Mo-. where she will
enter the Weltmer Institution for her
health. She has been suffering for
some time with rheumatism and Wis
tied Hot Lakes in Oregon but WITH
out avail. She expects relief in Ne
vada.
ID. f. Densel and family enjoyed
Sunday at the Morton-Kennison fruit
ranch on Snake river. Mr.. Densel
states that the orchard is still load
ed with the finest and most delicious
peaches he ever saw. Men are busy
packing and shipping the fruit and
the output this season will be the
heaviest in the history of the orchard
Senator Carl A. Davis, one ni
Bosses leading attorneys and candf
date for ildge of the third judicial
district, was in the city last Satur
day on business. Mr.. Davis fe sl'
confident of a victory and surely nc
one wishes him success more sincele
ly than the Maverick and his many
Gilmore county friends.
Daniel Kirby is in the city from
Atlanta where he is manager of thu
Monarch mine He is in search O
men for his mine which he VIII
start very soon. He desires at leas
% men and urges them to go int
the camp prepared for all winter 70
soon the pass will be closed and re-
turn will be impossible. The mine en-
ployes nearly 100 men and the min
and mill combined will run contir
uously after starting this fall.