Mountain Home Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1915-1946, 1915-12-11
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Jersey dairy butter for sale. Mrs.
Hattie Stanfield. Phone 1881.

Baled alfalfa, 75c. per 100 lbs.
$3.50 per ton. Special prices on ca
load lots. Bennett Bros.
l.. Mclaughlin and N. E. Wood
house have been doing jury duty here
this week. They returned today &c
their homes in gu ms Ferry.
Lecturer Harry SERVER has been
driving solid truths home at the
Congregational Church this week
The meetings have been exceptionally
well attended.
The Ladies' Aid of the Congrega.
uonal church are planning for an ex.
cellent New Year party, December
81, at the spacious residence of the
president, Mrs. l.. L. Spring.
John Henry On Christmas Pres.
ents" is the title OF two-column
skit to be found on mother page of
this paper. Those who read it will
have to admit it is laugh producer.
AS delegates to the Older Boys
Conference" to be held at Ontario,
Oregon, Friday, Saturday and Sum
day, the Congregational Young Mems
S. S. class taught by Mr.. Thompson,
sends six young men, Purdy Eaton,
Herbert Davis, Fayette and viii Bach,
Leo Spring and Richard Tyler
The Ladies Aid society of the Con-
gregational church will hold cooked
food, candy and flower sale at the
office of the Idaho Power e. Light
company, Thursday, December %.
Sale begins at 2:30 p. m. Leave Or
ders with Mrs. L. l.. Spring or Mrs.
C. H Stewart
Perhaps never before in the bust
ness history of Mountain Home has
a firm published such an extended
list Of prices as that shown in the
big advertisement of the Ontario Cash
store in another page of hits paper.
This store is offering groceries at
reduced prices.
Mr.. and Mrs. !. M. Taylor have
moved here from Glenns Ferry and
taken up their abode in the Fitzwater
residence. Mr.. Taylor, who is a
barber, has purchased the half inter
est Of Frank Ottenheimer in the
barber shop ON Front street and will
continue in the business with c. A.
Rathbun.
Shop early. The early shopper
catches the best values and gets the
finest assortment to choose from.
One is able thus to examine and
CHOICES leisurely and comfortably the
presents that are to be given, instead
Of being hurried and Hurried as are
those who wait until the last moment
to do their shopping
F. H. Barrett returned this morning
from Portland to which place he
went last week to attend the golden
wedding anniversary Of his parents.
Jos aph Barrett will remain till the
latter part of the week. In contrast
to the weather this section is hav-
ing Frank states that it rained every
one of the several days he was in |
Portland
In its page adv. In this issue the |
Golden Rule store announces that
Old Saint Nick is to be at their '
store on Christmas eve ready toI
distribute gift packages to the wor-
thy ones. The adv. explains how
easy it is to become worthy. Manager
Pratt of the Golden Rule has this
year made greater preparations than
ever before to take care of the
nOludy tFdut, dulA als dipilouhScHcHII
is worthy of perusal.
On Wednesday of this week there
was celebrated in Portland, Oregon
the golden wedding anniversary OF
Rev. and Mrs. w. M. Barrett, long
time residents of the coats country
and parents of Joseph C and Frank
H Barrett Of this place, both OF
whom made the trip to Portland to
be present on the occasion. Their
brother, A. f. Barrett, Of Hollister,
arrived here Saturday to accompany
them ON the trip. AT Nampa they
were joined by another brother, L.
G. Barrett, former resident Of Noun
tain Home.
B. z. Smith, who has legions of
friends in this community, removed
to Hill City some time ago, and there
established barber shop. That
Brit has had time to unpack at least
portion of his collection of curios
is evident from the following item