Elmore County Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1910-1915, 1913-06-07
LOCAL NEWS


Robert Howard Of Meridian was
visitor In this city Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dan baltimore drove
to Boise Thursday in their auto car.
Mr.. Ruhl passed through Mountain
Home Thursday on his way to Dixie.
Geo. Poole made business triI
to Bruneau, Tuesday
Mr.. Lindbrook was a passeger
on Thursdays stage to Timmins
ranch.
Miss Lucy Poole returned Friday
from a years work at the Albion
State Normal.
FOR SALE-One driving team tina
may also be used as ladies' saddle
horses. Also one surveyors wagon.
Hon. Worth s. Lee left Wednesday
for a few days business and pleas
ure trip to Boise.
FOR SALE-Wind mill and tank
with 500 gallon capacity. Inquire at
this office.
Ed Rude passed through Mountain
Home this week on his way from
Boise to Louise Creek.
LOST--A ladies beaver fur collar
cite. Finder please return to Mrs
John W. Caldwell, for reward.
Miss Lydia Lahtinen returns today
from Potlach where she has just
finished successful term Of school.
Rev. s. J. Jennings, OF Nampa will
conduct services in the Episcopal
church. Sunday morning.
Col Allen Miller Of Glenns Ferry
was in the city Tuesday on legal
business.
Mrs. G. Sullivan and children made
trip to Bruneau Tuesday, to at
tend the funeral Of Mrs. Sullivan's
mother, Mrs. Owens.
The Sub Rosa Club will hold
cooked food sale Saturday June 14th.
The place where the sale will be held
will be announced next week.
Mrs. G. H. Stewart enjoyed visit
from her sister, Mrs. Fifer, of Boise
who came down for days visit
last Friday.
Frank Englehart has just finished
the plastering of a neat little cot
tage for Geo. Burke which will be
ready for occupancy soon. i
Mrs. Morrison and daughter. Myrtle
have been guests Of friends at
Featherville sine Tuesday, fishing
and enjoying outdoor life generally.
Mrs. j. NJ. Anderson and daughter
We're passengers on the stage We'd
nesday to Dixie from the east where
Miss Anderson has been attending
school.
Miss Angelica Galindo Of Dixie who
has been in the city since Tuesday |
left Friday for an extended visit with I
her grandmother. Mrs. McManus at |
Notus.
OUND--Fraternal emblem with
initials N. ID. G. W., American flag
and bear on either side Of Wreath.
Owner please call at this office for
information to recovery.
G. l.. Sawyer Of Minneapolis, one
of the owners of Orchard Acres left
last week for his home after visit
of two weeks here looking after
business interests.
Miss Annie Pascoe Of Butte. Mon
tana who has been guest since
Monday at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs.
J. w. Rowett, left Thursday for Rey-
nolds Creek where she will visit her
sister, Mrs. Frank Johnson.
Mrs. Frank Black Of Bruneau
passed through Mountain Home,
Wednesday enroute to- Caldwell where
she will be guest of Editor and
Mrs. Burroughs of the Caldwell Tri-
bune for few days.
Airless tires for automobiles. Ride
like air. No inner tubes, no pune
lures or blowouts. Castings last long,
or and filler can be changed from
old castings to new. Sixteen cars
equipped at Payette. Write for book
let. Agents wanted.
Dahl Punctureless Tire Co.
adv. Boise, Idaho.
H. T. Simonson, contractor and
builder Of Minneapolis. and who has
been guest the last week Of
G. L. Dawyer at Orchard Acres,
left Friday for his lone in the
east. Mr.. Simonson is an ex-
pert at concrete work and ex-
poets to return here to put In
bid for the concrete work on the
Cooperative Irrigation tunnel, II the
Company decides to dig one.