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The Ordway new era., 1914-10-09
EMINENT oiv,NEs CONDEMN Pro.
HiBtTtON.

Cardinal 0ibbons:
The establishment Of prohibition
would be impracticable and would put
> premium on the sale OF intoxicating
drinks.
when = law is flagrantiy and habit
uaiiy violated It brings legislation into
contempt. II creates a spirit OF decep-
tion and hypocrisy. and compels men
to do insldiously and by stealth whs.
they would otherwise do openly and
above board. You cannot legislate
men by civil action intn ihe perform,
euce Of voHd ~ .-1's dseds.''
The Ordway new era., 1914-10-09

Pasture for Horses
< l want 200 head OF horses o pas
ture. Have 300 acres Of good alfalfa,
under Page fence with good water.
c. N McNULTY.
The Ordway new era., 1914-10-09
Pantry Sores
Canned Fritand Y

Peaches
Apples i
Pears +
Ounces
Plums u
Cherries
strawberries
BlackbesrIes
RaspbersIes
Gooseberries
Currents
Grapes
Tomatoes
Corn
beans
Pfunes
JelHe.
Grape
Plum
Grab sppie
Apricot
Pickles
Sour cucumber
Sweet cucumber
Sweet picked grapes
Picked peaches
Picked pears
Picked wstermel0ns
Picked cantaloupes
Picked crab apples
Picked maogoes
Picked tomatoes
Tomato catsup,
Chow-chow
Mixed pickles
Plum butter
Prune butter
Butter
Best pound dairy butter
The Ordway new era., 1914-10-09

Prohibition has been disastrous to
the cause OF temperance. = Bishop
Clark, Rhode Island
The Ordway new era., 1914-10-09

Mrs Woodbridge Mrs g Larson
" I" Mrs Jas Knight
Mrs , II Weldon
Grace Conard
Mrs Woodbridge Mr. Woodbridge
Grsce COosrd Mrs. J II Weldon
MrsjH Weldon Mrs 9 Larson I
n A Hester Mrs. Woodbridge
Mrs Woodbridge :
Mrs : Fl Weldon
Mrs Woodbridge Mr. ; H,Weidon
Mrs. jas Knight Mrs. W0oldridRe
Mrs Woodbridge :. 4"
Mrs 9 Q Holler
Grace oooard
John Watson chrl. weber
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Grace Consrd NFs } Weldon
MFs Woodbridge Gsacs Consrd
Gsace Coosrd Mss wooldridRe
:" .
Mrs 9 Larson Mrs J II Weldon
Mrs. } n Weldon Mr. y BsHoslsr
Grsce Conard
".s
Mrs Woodbridge Grsce Conard
!" M" Mrs } n Weldon
Mrs J a Weldon
Mr. woodbridge
/" Grace Consrd
Mrs Woodbridge Mn Woodbridge
Grace conard
Elmore County Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1910-1915, 1914-01-17
NEWTON MckIBBON

Sunday afternoon, at O'Clock, Jan
uary 11th, Mr.. Albert 7. McKibbon
and Miss Erilla M. Newton both cd
Mountain Home, were united In the
bonds of matrimony. The marriage
took place at the residence of Mr..
and Mrs. John McGinnell, Rev. C. E.
Mason of the Congregational church
officiating with the ring ceremony
Invited friends pr sent and who
wrote their autographs in the booklet
certificate were as follows: Mrs.
Ora Cannon, Mrs. S. E. Reed, Nor
man Davidson, Eugene Smith, Floyd
A. Benham, John McGinnell and Mrs.
Effie McGinnell. Mr. and Mrs Nc
Ribbon took No. IA, Monday fore
noon for Glenns Ferry. Best wishes
follow them.
Elmore County Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1910-1915, 1914-01-17
NEGOTIATIONS
FALL THROUGH
The Mountain Hcme Co-ope, ative
System Still Property Of
Senator Brady

w, C. Gregory, general manager
Tor the Brady Sys EN-, is back from
Chicago and Washington, where he
has been for the past two months
busy with the negotiations pending
for some time looking to the sale of
the Brady Irrigation system, which,
however, has fallen through, at lea.4
for the present. However, Mr.. Gre
cory tells the Republican that brave
efforts are still bsing made to A"cut
the mustard" and while he has little
hope that anything can be accom-
plished i'm the present stage of the
money mark t, it is barely possible
that some of the parties anxious to
acquire the property, may raise tn
wherewithal to bring the deal to a
close. According to the same auth r
lty We gather that little trouble
would have been experienced in DIS
posing OF the property had 1t noG
been for the money situation through.
out the east, which is the tightest
known for many years. 1t is b lievet
lowsVer that later in the year thi
condition will be very materially
changed, then the chances for q
sale will be materially enhanced
While Mr.. Gregory enjoyed his visit
TO the east, he was yet more happy
to get back to Idaho where there Il
room to breathe the good, pure al
provided for that purpose.
Elmore County Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1910-1915, 1914-01-17
= ~
= CONGREGATIONAL NOTES

Subjects of srmons next Sunday
When He, the Spirit of Truth is Come
and Modern Miracles. SPECIAL musiC
at both services.
The Boys clubs Monday, the Vo,.
| lnteers at p. m. and the Scouts
at 7. One of the teachers remember.
ed the boys with eatablls last Mon
day and there was a pleasing program
Wednesday at 1880 the Bible Band
will follow the Great Shepherd in
John, tenth chapter An etra table had
Jo n, tenth G a. r. An ex ra t. BILE
to be added last Wedn sday evening.
Reverend Mr.. Rice is not quite
certain when he will close his Evan
ehstic services at Bruneau but will
likely close by the twsnty-fifth ard
requests prayers preparatory to his
beginning work here.
The closing meeting Sunday even
ing of the weeks united serv.c s by
the four churches drew a congr- ga
tion of over 200. The addresses by
Revs. Wood, Sifton and Kenarr, were
instructive and spirited. The mU ic
was spirited, consisting of Anthem
male quartz and ladies' quartet. The
personnel consis ed of Mesdam $
Stewart, Briegleb, Eaton and Miss
Blunk; and Messrs Cooper Anderson,
Beach and Thompson. Mrs. Carr
organist The meetings incr ased in
numbers and interest during the
week, and have been productive of
lasting good.
Bennett Street took posg ssion of
all three sections of the AID this week,
meeting respectively with M sdames
Cooper, Rhoades and Hawley.
The Annual meeting of the church
will be held week after next.
Elmore County Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1910-1915, 1914-01-17
D. OF V. INSTALL

Installation of officers of Daughters
of Veterans was held at Evans Hall
Monday evening, January II. Officers
elected for the suing year We're:
President, Mrs Matilda Chlds; Sen
ior Vice, Mrs. Lillian Evans; Junior
Vice, Miss Bessie (Childs; Chaplain
Mrs. Alice Thompson; treasurer. Mrs
Mae Bumgarner; Guide, Mrs. Parker;
Guard, Mrs. Anna Wheeler; Secretary
Mrs. Clara Whitright.
After the business part of the in
stallation the members joined their
guests in the dining room where de-
licious refreshments were served. Mrs
Lillian Evans as Past President gave
a fine speech.
One lady upon bein called on for
a toast declared herself speechl IS
when a gentleman retorted. "the
first speechless woman | ever saw. =
Mrs. Wheeler and Mrs. Whitright
each gave a recitation. There were
about twenty-five present.
Elmore County Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1910-1915, 1914-01-17
PETITION FOR A
SEWER DISTRICT
Presented To Village Council To
Take Care Of Congested Part
Of the City.

AT the village meeting last Monday
evening We are informed that the
sew question came upon the presen
tation to the council of a petition by
Mr.. Mellen, from the property own
ers adjoining the alley bstween Al
turas and Canyon STREETS, asking the
council to form a sewerage district
After lengthy discussion and a II ad
Ing of the soatu5es governing such a
d strict it was ascertained that prior
a district the couac!l must aocertain
the cost OF the sewer for the enairt
district, including the main, or GU fall
sewer, consequently no acton WIS
taken, pending more d finite data ic
be obtained.
The bill of the Great Shoshone &
Twin Falls Power Company for street
canie up for co.'s ,derat on
The council laying over for future
consideration that part OF the biz
to the incandescent lights,
the council maintaining that the COM
pany were to furnish free street
lighting fer one year, and the com
pany maintaining that only the a.,
lights We're free, and that the village
should pay for the incandesc, mt ligh .
for the period served.
Elmore County Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1910-1915, 1914-01-17
STAND BY YOUR TOWN.

If you think your towDs' the bcl
Tell 'em SO!
If you'd have her lead the rest
Help her grow.
When there S anything to do
let 'Jhe fellow count on you;
You'll feel bu.dy when its through,
Don't you know.
bs you want 20 make a hit
Get a name.
If the other fellows it
Who's to blame?
Spend your money in your Town,
'l'nusly keep the prices down;
Give outside concerns a frown-
That's the game!
If you're ussd to giving knocks,
Change your stJ BE-
Throw bouquets, instead of rocks,
For awhile:
Let the other fellow rocst,
5hun HIM as you would a ghost,
Meet his hammer with a boast
And smile.
When stranger from afar
Comes along,
Tell who and what we are
Make 1t strong,
Needn t flat ter, nevr fluff,
Tell the truth for that s enough:
Join the boosters-they' the stuff,
We belong"
Elmore County Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1910-1915, 1914-01-17
AT THE STANDARD THEATRE,
JANUARY 29.

Little Lost Sister," "a powerful
story of the operations OF the under
world, played at the Lyoeum yester,
day. The story depicts the sad
plight of two girls, the h9artbroken
mother and the suave cabaret mana
ger. whose influence had taken the
pair from the mothers side. 1t is a
story which has been written very well
and to one who cares fer a touching
melodrama, Little Lost Sister is
powerful appeal
The show discloses the methods of
vice employed by the 'higher-ups. ="
How the young girl is lured to he.
ruin and complete view of the in
ner operations OF the underworld. To
one who does not care for this kind
of an offering the show is of little
interest, but it teaches a far-reaching
lesson, with enough realistic setting
to move the audience.
Blanche Dix takes the role of the
sister in distress and plays the pat
we'll. She appears to be able to get
enough emotion into lines and
takes care of difficult part in sat
isfactory manner. Grace Hale plays
Mary Randall "a girl who has d .scoy
cred the unjust operations of her en-
ployer, and sets out to guide the young
woman who has fallen into the power
II the cabaret manager.
George Serrels as Michael Grogar
takes care of difficult part in al
amusing manner. Allen Mathes and
Charles VanSlycke and Harry and
John Boland, the cabaret managers,
and Ray Johnson also share the sue
cess of the offering. Carter Aaso.
as the leader ofthe white slave oper
ators, plays his part to the sat IS acton
of the audience.
AT the Standard Theatre, Jan. 30. |
Elmore County Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1910-1915, 1914-01-17
ade first record second rt
METHODIST NOTES


DR.. Sifton will preach next Sunday
morning at 1100 on who is My
Neighbor" In the evening the, theme
will be "rhe Boy Adrift." Special
music at both of these services.
The yearly meeting for reorganiza
tion of the Sunday School was he'd
last Monday.
The Birthday social at Mrs. Schroe-
der's was well attended and an en-
joyable time was reported.
The Ladies' Aid met with Mrs. s.
R. Ady. There was a large attend
ance. There are some new members
at nearly every meeting.
The Methodist College to be erect
ed at Gooding g progressing rapidly.
Nearly one-half the amount required
for buildings and equipment has been
collected already.
Elmore County Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1910-1915, 1914-01-17

BISHOP FUNSTEN COMING

The Rt. Rev. James Bowen Funsten
d. d. Bishop OF the Protestant Epis-
copal Church of America, in Idaho,
is to oe Mountain Home a week
from next Sunday, February 1st. He
will ho,d a confirmation at the st.
James Episcopal church, IL O'Clock
service and at 10;30 a. m. will bap-
tise a number of adults and children.
SPECIAL music will be rendyre at
both of these services and hearty
invitation is issued to the public to
attend. Further announcements will
be made next week According to
present arrangements the Bishop will
be here only for the morning servlc S.
Elmore County Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1910-1915, 1914-01-17
NEW INDUSTRY
FOR NTH. HOME
Ice Manufacturing and Cold Stor.
aSe Plant to be Installed By
F. P. AXE.

Louis Re er, representing the Vii
ter Ice Machines and who has al
agency for these and refrigerat.ne
plants at Salt Lake City, has beer
here during the past week, and w,
are told that he has practically
CLOSED a deal with F. P. AXE for the
Installation of an ice manufacturing
and refrigerating plants, to be erect
ed at once, the site of the plant to
be located where the old and first
electric light plant for Mountain
Home was placed years ago, 'front.'
ing the railroad track, in the north
end of town. Mr.. Rosser to whom we
are indebted for the information,
couldn't tell what the capacity of the
plant would be, but thought it quite
likely that the ice plant would have
capacity OF at least five tons per
day and that the cold storage pro-
vision would be made to take care of
several carloads of preishable mer-
chandise. The cost of such an i'm
vestment will run well up into the
thousands, and besides will provide
steady employment for SIX and pcr-
haps eight people for six months of
the year
Mr.. Roser also added that lit would
be a spl -ndid and paying investment
for Mr.. AXE, and quoted a report
from G.. w. Randall of Bruneau,
who in 1913 installed little one-ton-
daily ice machine in the Owyhee
county town, clearing $4,000 for
himself the first year, at the same
time letting the people have their
ice at about half what they had
been accustomed to pay for it pre-
viously.
Elmore County Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1910-1915, 1914-01-17
SCHOOL NOTES

This wsek closes the first semester
If the school year. The final exam
nations of the term We're givtn Of
Thursday and Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. Shaner, who ar,
are here visiting their daughter, Mrs
o. E. Norel, is'etd several grad S
this week.
On account of the examinations
here was no gymnasium assembly on
Friday afternoon as had been expGc,
ed, so we will all look forward to
mkt Friday.
The little Miss Helen Whitscn
and Mary Hawley visited the kinder
garten this week.
The Mountain Home high school
basket ball teams will play their first
game of the season Friday evening,
with the Meridian high school teams.
These games give the sport loving
people of the town an opportunity OF
S .eing the best games of this kind, as
our teams, both boys and girls, are
always prepared to keep the games
well in hand and visiting teams will
have to tussle to keep above water
when they land in Mountain Home.
The following numbers will sho,
the increase in attendance as record
ed the first week Of school and this
the end of the first semester
f,.ut ,-onnrd c-pnnd rGpnrd
Elmore County Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1910-1915, 1914-01-17
CONGREGATIONAL MEN SERVE
CAFETERIA SUPPER

Under the auspices of the Churcl
Trustees. the men of the Board, as
sisted by other men of the Church
and congregation, carried out very
successfully the cafeteria supper Fri
day evening at the convenient room
In the Bailey building.
III any had fears that the men could
net do things in that Line, no such
clouds will dim their sight in tn
future. Good backing however, Is
worth while, aid tue lad in tn.
background are not overlooked.
The men all Wore paper caps as
badges CT their stat ON and some wore
aprons according to the ne ds of their
rice.
These men were in 1.-THE pic
sGre which MIR. Helm, with an alert
ye to bus n SIS, was on hand to talk,
The doners of food must Ike to
help the men for there was an abun.
lance given. The patronage of the
public was exc llent and the expenses
we're very little, so that all were
Il pleas d with the results.
The ladies came to the r. seue and
',ught ali the food that was loft so
hat there was no waste"
In behalf of the Trustees and the
nen, hearty thanks are h reby ex-
'.nded to all who have in any way
l2nt their help, among which may be
-eatloned the evening adv, rising on
he scrlen OF the moving pictures.
Elmore County Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1910-1915, 1914-01-17
GRANT, M BERG

Dick Grant and Mrs. Bell Malm
berg both of Pine who were recen lJ
married at Caldwell were passengers
on the stage Saturday to Pine on
their return from a wedding trip.
Both are respected pioneers of The
Pine country where Mr.. Grant is Ell
gagged in mining and where Mrs.
Grant has ranch and other property
Mrs. Grant is a daughter of Mrs. Van
Schaik, formerly of this city now of
Cotton, California. The Republican
joins their many friends with congra-
tulations.
Elmore County Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1910-1915, 1914-01-17
BIRTHDAY SOCIAL.

The Birthday s'cial given at the
home of Mrs. Schroeder, by the fol
lowing ladies; Mesdames Ady, Allen.
der, Childs, Isaacs and Schros der ca
the M. e. Aid was fairly well at
tended, owing to the bad conditions
of the sire is, many did not go.
About twenty ladies were PR sent and
enjoyed a pleasant social aft rnoon
and also the delicious refreshments
served by our hostesses.
Elmore County Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1910-1915, 1914-01-17

Rev. Rice of Ca,dw Il who is holC
ing a series OF evangelistic meetings
at Bruleau, e3iqs to e good results
10 wrote Rev. Sears, pastor of tn
Congregations church there. After
completing his work at Bruneau, Mr.
Rice will hold services at the Congre
gational church in Mountain Home
Mr.. Rice is winning in manner and
method and much good remains from
his efforts.
Elmore County Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1910-1915, 1914-01-17

A better ard more convenient 10
cation for the hose cart so long 10
Gated in the shed at the rear of the
Bennett Bros. place o. bus. ness, hes
been found, and the cart r moved to
the site adjoining the Sullivan livery
barn opposite the Evans hotel. AT
this place someone will always be
on guard, night and day, VIII oh W.!
make for a further Efficiency For cur
already very efficient voluntc er fire
department,
Elmore County Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1910-1915, 1914-01-17
LINOLN BANQUET
FOR EVERY COUNTY
Plans Of Association on Broader
Scope Than In Previous
Years.

Plans for the observance of the an
nlyersary of Abraham Lincoln 5 birth
day are taking a broader scope this
year than ever before in Idaho. He,e-
to- ore a banquet in Boise has oeen
the extent of the celebration. One
serious objection is interpos d against
this plan. Because o. the long dis.
tances to be Travelled and the
leavy expense to be incurred this
las deprived many worthy men from
part cpating in the tributes paid to
he memory of one Of the greatest
men of all time.
70 met this objection it is now
| propoS d by the Lincoln Day Ban
luet association to have a celebration
his year in every county In the
ta'e on February H. No s cret Is
made OF the fact that one of the main
obj cts of these celebrations Is to re-
We Repub5 can enthus asm and re-
ore party harmony by furnishing a
'dllylng Point around which all men
@4o re sard themselves as Republ cans
{ll be glad to gather.
For this r ason the pans for hold
4g county Llncoln day celebrations
WI be worked out through the Re-
lubLcan ehalrmen Of the respective
oInt.es. Captain e. G. Davis of the
4ncon Day Banquet association, sets
orth the obj c.s and aims of the or
an'zat ON clearly and briefly in the
Glowing communicat just sent
o each county chairman.
he approach of February IL,
lincoln day, reminds me to invite
our attention to the fact that this
Is the day select by the Republi-
ans of Idaho for the holding of their
annual banquet TO discuss matters Of
interest to the party in both state
md nation.
I'VE des re the meeting of the state
s5ociation which will be held in
ose on that date to be particularly
representative ard to bring together
N OF all shades of political belief
IN the party from all parts of the
S!a,e; in other wGrGs to make 1t a
get together movement which will
laye b hind it much force and earn
est purpose.
We should like you and all others
Interested to attend the meeting at
Bo.s4, but We realize the fact that
there will be many Republicans over
he state who will be unable bo at
end tn gathering here in the capital
out who might appreciate an oppor-
tunity TO participate in similar
aheling nearer home.
II suggest that you investigate the
natter and arrange to hold Lincoln
lay banquet in your county seat, and
o bring together on such an occasion
as many of the interested Republi-
cans of your community as it is possi-
bic to do Doubtless conveniences
2oud be had for fine meeting The
banquet part of 1t could be made i'm
expensive, many people could be
brought together and much good re-
suit to the party from such meet
ing and discussion of party matters.
will you please take this up at
once and see what YOU can 40 toward
holding q meeting In your county un-
der the auspices Of your county Or
ganization similar 10 the one we ex-
pect to hold in BOISE Unl er the auspi-
ces of the state organization, Ida
no Statesman
Elmore County Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1910-1915, 1914-01-17
EPISCOPAL CHURCH
News Items

49,. I,
On Sunday Mrs. Rhoad will sin
solo at the morning service and
the offertory selection will be render
ed by the orchestra at the evening
service.
The Young Ladies' Club met a.
he Rectory on Wednesday evening
hen 1t was decd d to hold the An
nual me ting next Wednesday, evening
at the Rectcry. The matter of thC
Annual ell ction was postpored unit,
that day in order that all members
might be given an opportunity of reg
STEERING their vote.
The Boys Club was entertained al
the Rectory on Thursday evering by
Mrs. Wood Plans were discussed
5or the future Of the club and If tn
program is carried out fine time is
in store for the knights of Honor.
The Ladies Guild will meet next
Thursday with Mrs. Dan Latimor
at 2:30 D. m. A hearty invitation to
all mednb RS and friends.
Glasses were formed on Monday af-
ternoon for the Junior Girls. A
mong the many items to be taken
Up will be sewing, painting on pill
low tops, oil painting, and games for
he young r membc rs 28 M mbola
out Of "a were pr sent. This club Is
strictly limited to members of our
Sunday School
Elmore County Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1910-1915, 1914-01-17
GRAND VIEW ITEMS

Grand View people will be griev {
to learn of the death of Mr. Robb
who recently moved from the vale!
to Boise. The sympathy of all thei-
friends here is extend d to the be
reaved widow.
/ Mrs. Graham and daughter, Mil
dred, arrived ON Fridays stage fer {
visit with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
Rowe.
A new house is being erected CT
Bailey River Ranch, which is to BIZ
occupied by Howard Grees WHO hcc
rented the place the coming year.
Fred Whitson came down fron
trapping camp, near Bruneau, Friday
night to get bite of Mas cooking.
Fred is noted for his pancakes but
can eat cake at home yet. Bruneau
seems to have a special attraction
for he had to get back for Sunday
night.
Mrs. Otto Bolen ard infant daughter
came in from Boise Tuesday.
Earl Blodgett is back in school "a
ter several days absence on account
of illness.
Last Sunday the Sunday school
elected the following officers: Nj
Blodgett, Superint endent; A. E.
Bailey, ASS slant; David Proctor
Secretary and TT asurer; Mrs
Spang, organist. A report from the
committee on Christmas expenses was
given, and a balance was found or
hand, as there has been several
years previous, so motion was
offered to use this fund for new
song books and a ocmmitt e appoint
ed to select them.
The Ladies Aid met with Mrs
Long last week and Mrs. Bailey whc
had been elected President at a pre-
vious meeting resigned and Mrs.
Rowe who has so successfully filled
the office the past two years was
reelected with Mrs. Mathews FIRST
vice and Mrs. Bailey second VIC
president.
Grand View people are making
good use of the frozen roads and
everybody is hauling freight, not the
least of these We're Fred Nelson and
Matt Spang who are hauling lumber
for the formers new house.
A neighborhocd party was held
Tuesday evening at the home OF
Cecil Spang.
A moonlight football game kept
the young people till a late hour
last week at Ethel Rooms.
Harry Post is a candidate for
Bee Inspector and has the signatures
Of nearly all the voters in the valley.
Mrs. Roy McKeetl. is on the sick
list.
r. P. Chattin is planting a lot of
eastern black walnuts on his App!e
Cove ranch. Mrs Chattin is now a
of the Valley and when we
get a bridge across the Snake She
will consider neighboring with Grand
Viewites.