Mountain Home maverick. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1906-1911, 1910-07-21

A. W. sifton Of Spokane is in the
city on business today.
V. C. Rowett of Silver City spent
Monday in Mountain Home
Asa Kennison returned Wednesday
evening from Dillon. Montana.
J. W. Slick, W. B. Slick and son
of Boise we're in the city yesterday.
Paul Farm and S. Landswick of
Boise have been in the city this
week.
D. G. Sanders Of Kansas City, Mo
was in the city on Monday He is
enjoying a trip in the hills near
Mountain Home at the present time.
c. Grant, J. H. CARROTS old driver,
has sent word that he will bring a
bunch of five horses here, including
Job Lots. If the city race track is re-
paired.
Dr. ]. z. Walter arrived in this
city last week after about a months
trip in the east. He was in Chicago
for some time. also in several other
large eastern cities.
Wilbur Smith was over from Sun
nyside on Thursday He is homestead
ing part of his holdings there ana
has cleared and plowed some 20
acres during the past month.
C. Fl. Lamberton, who is so success
fully marketing Lamberton Addition
to Boise. spent a couple of days in
Mountain Home last week looking af-
ter his ranch interests here.
The lawns in our city never were in
such good condition as they are this
season owing to the abundant supply
of water they have received under the
direction of Water Master G p Hall.
Mrs. J. W. Waterhouse of Hot
Spring. who has been in the city for
the past two weeks on account Of
sickness. has recovered so much that
she was able to return home on the
stage today
Roy G.. Dwyer. the new manager
and proprietor of the Mountain Home
electric light plant has on display
at the office on Front street the lat
est electric heating and cooking APP
paratus which he invites the public
to inspect Mr. Dwyer is recently
from Portland and has brought many
modern ideas in the electric line with
him.
Col. E. P. Coweu. whose faith in
the mines Of Gilmore county has re-
suited in considerable development
of the Lime Creek district, but who
has recently engaged in the promo
ton of real estate enterprises on the
North Side Twin Falls tract, has been
spending several days here this week
in the interest of his mining proper
ty.
Following their annual custom, w.
ID. Evans and family left on Wednes-
day morning to camp for the remain
der of the hot weather along the
Boise river. They were. as usual, well
equipped with everything to make
camping out attractive, and Bill will
unquestionably have some better
fish yarns than ever to spring upon
his return Andy Evans and w. e.
Cordell accompanied the party.
L. A. Underwood, who recently
went to Portland, Oregon, writes
that he is well pleased with the coun-
try and that he thinks he will locate
either at that place or near there. He
says that he has met a number of for
mer Mountain Home people living at
that place which makes it seem al
most like home. His son Claude, who
accompanied him with the intention
G Of joining the navy, failed to pass the
examination required on account OF
defective eyes. he IS now unoef tht
). care of an eye specialist, with the
r hope that the defect might be rem
y edied
j. W. Morton returned home las
night from Salt Lake, where he hai
e been for several days on business. Mr.
o Morton is one of Mountain Home
l. most prominent business men, beinl
a well known and highly respected il
y this vicinity. He is the promoter o
r, the new electric railroad at Hager
man. and reports that the work
. coming on in fine shape On accoun
\ Of the hot weather they have not ha
as large a crew as they would hav
had otherwise In about thirty day