Elmore County Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1910-1915, 1913-04-19

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LOCAL NEWS will
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Mrs. E. M. Allendar was Boise 7
visitor this week. rec
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G. A. Bisby was visitor On the
city from Bruneau, Saturday. \
Mrs. Hattie Black OF Bruneau Wis Ea,
tied friends and relatives in this
city this week.
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Mrs. B. Wilson and Miss Zelda day
Ross were shoppers In this city from
Cold Springs, Friday N
her
When your clothes need repairing !. !,
and pressing call up 101 and have
Tyler the Tailor call for them. adv n
bus
0pn .A'io' "as ~ .no 0i'' day
day from Duck Valley after supplies
and transacting other business. N
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have limited number Of boxes wit
Of good eating and cooking apples
which I will sell at SOC per box. N
adv. Mrs. G. M. PAYNE. bus
- Fri,
VIII H. Gibson was passenger
on Tuesdays stage to Dixie to look T
after the Mountain Home Co-opera- Thi
tive Irrigation Company's interests. of
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Representative Joseph RoSevea
and sOn. VIII, and grandson, Heman. "
were guests OF friends in this city Thu
Tuesday and Wednesday. be
erat
Ansco Cameras, Ansco Films and
Cyco Paper can be obtained In Noun T
tain Home only at Helms Studio. Chu
Remember that adv. Thu
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Mrs. Ed Goddard who has been a
guest OF relatives In this city for
some time, returned Sunday to her her
home In Ontario, Oregon. Ihu
turn
Andrew Honga, Adolph Lahtinen
and son Laurie, transacted business II
at the Boise land office Monday. DRY
Mr.. Honga left Friday morning for at
camp with q load of supplies. eral
. wer
STRAYED-March 18th, one brown
mare, weight 800 lbs. branded OF M
left stifle, D left shoulder, w right Bra
stifle and shoulder. had bride and land
halter. $1,000 reward given for her her
return. r. j. McElroy. tent
adv. Hammett, Idaho.
Lyman Longfellow and friend, Mr.. ny
Sullivan who has been a guest at day
the Longfellow home during the past lne
week, left Thursday morning for Min med
idoka where they will join the gov
errnmeut survey crew which expects
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ta,anhon,c communicated from Twi
Glenns Ferry informs us Of the Tie
death OF Erick Anderson one OF the oay
early settlers Of Camas Prairie who :,
was found dead In the railroad club
house. No details were available at ~.
this time.
Notice was received this week by
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the effect that decision In the suit 80
between the Gilmore Irrigated Farms -
Association and the Mountain Home .,,o
Cooperative Irrigation Company, had r-,,
'eeu n'a'0 ~ 'a'o' " 'A0 '"''0'' priI
and
A letter from the W. j. Keough a..
family at Atlanta to friends In this III
city announce their departure from cor
Su0t uCA6 IA tuC hO0A hutuAOp w eho ~
Red Boy mine near Baker City, Ore
gon, where they will make their
future home. ed
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Mrs G. Il. Boyer and daughters, Dial
Edna and Blanche, We're guests Sat- live
urday Of Miss Hazel Boyer at King has
Hill where they also attended q spe- ed
cial program given by the school
where Miss Hazel is a member Of F
the faculty. from King Hill MRS. also
Boyer and children went to Shoshone ton
where they visited Mr.. Boyer over fror
Sunday. sine
1911;
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