Mountain Home maverick. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1906-1911, 1911-05-18

ochooi TABLETS naif price at the
Maverick store.
A new line Of rugs. carpets. lin
oleums and Mating at Thompson
Furn. Co.
60 Carts a nd cabs. just what you
want at prices from 6to $22 at
Thomson Furn. Co.
f. L. Brady went down to Glenns
Ferry yesterday on telephone bust
ness.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. NJ. Horn. instruc-
tors in PIANO, VOICE & STRING
instruments PIANO TUNING, vote
ing, regulating and repairing.
CANARY BIRDS FOR SALE from
imported canaries, each singer guar
anteed by Mrs R. H. Smith, p o. I
ad.. Grand View, Idaho,
Geo. Evans left yesterday for
Grand View where he will do a job
of carpentering work on the Grand
View Irrigation system. He will be
there for nearly a month
FOR SALE-Canned pears, prun-
es, red, greengage and Damson
plums, peaches and crabapples. Also
few boxes of good winesaps. Lam
berton ranch.
p. W. Beckley and wife arrived
last Sunday from Boise to make fl
nal proof on a very good piece of
Carey Act land lying just a mile west
of town on the south side of the o.
S. L. right of way. Gooding Leader
Len. Bostic came up from Glenns
Ferry Monday afternoon with poor
fellow suffering with pneumonia. He
placed him in charge of the county
hospital where his sufferings were
administered to promptly.
The First Baptist Association of
Idaho will meet with the Mountain
Home Baptist Church on Thursday
and Friday, June LIST and 2nd. Or
the evenings of both dates special
addresses viii be delivered by prom
: inent men in the denomination. Wis
itors will receive a cordial welcome
Thos Trathen was over on Castle
Greek the latter part of last weel
stalking out claim near the bis
r Evans strike. Several from this cit
F. are taking claims in this new fell
} and from present indications very val
liable ore will be taken from the
Castle Creek district.
The Elmore County Sunday Schoo
convention meets this year in annua
session at Glenns Ferry, May 3Otl
and 31st A good program is promi
ed ana it is hoped a large delega-
% tion from Mountain Home may at
e tend This is the second tim only
d that the Ferry will have entertaine
+ the convention and it is expected that
3 a large delegation will attend
Miss Mary Frazee, an instructor
e in the state normal school at Lew
y iston, was in the city Tuesday and
II took an active part in the county
e trustees meeting in the school build
e ing. Miss Frazee was formerly at thu
Albion normal where she did excel
! lent work and where she attracted at
| tention of the larger school by he
I splendid efforts and interest in thu
institution. She is considered one o
! the finest instructors in the stat
I and is making several addresses dur
I ing her trip into the Southern par
! of the state.
I Miss Grace Shepherd. state super
! intendent of schools, was in tow
! Tuesday and took an active part il
I the trustees meeting during the day
AAiss Shepherd is one of the foremos
educators in the state and her man
I excellent qualifications attracted he
I friends who urged her and induce
her to become a candidate in the las
I election She made a personal can
I paign and made many friend
through personal contact who r.
membered her on election day, an
there were enough to elect her by
handsome majority. Miss Shepher
! finds her new position a very bus
one Together with her Office and he
duties as a member of the state Ian
board she is kept very busy. 81
spoke very we'll of the local schoo
and stated that our institution ranl
very high throughout the state. Mi
Shepherd is making good and ell
voters made no mistake in electiI
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