Mountain Home Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1915-1946, 1916-02-05
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Good tableboard at reasonable rates
Mrs. William Hanley.


Mrs. B. w. Mather made a "trip t
the state capital yesterday.
FOR RENT-Two coy rooms, on
and one-half blocks from the post
office. Phone 33.
Aston Peake came i'm from Col
Springs, where he is teaching, l.
spend Saturday and Sunday with hi
mother.
David Basey and wife of Gran.
View were i'm Mountain Home Sun
day.
Mrs. N. M. Price, who has beed
helping care for q patient at Mrs
Harley,s for several weeks, returned
TO her home Monday for needed
rest. ?
For Sale-F. o. B. Glenns Ferry
fine turnips for table use, $500 pei
100 pounds; yellow Danvers onions
good grade, $500 per 100 pounds
Albert Collins. Glenns Ferry, Idaho.
j. w. Morton has had a new floor
laid in his hardware store the past
week and Is otherwise preparing for
the big run of business that Mountain
Home DIS booked to experience dur
ing the coming year.
Postoffice Inspector Adams this
week checked up tine business of the
Mountain Home postoffice and DIT Is
said tina. he found matters in that in
situation in the condition that always
pleases postoffice inspectors.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. F. Ross of Cold
Springs spent a few days with
Mountain Home relatives and friends
this week, having come to town in
their auto the first of the week and
being unable to return ON account of
the heavy snow.
Ollie Spring, who is connected with
government surveying crew at
Chloride, Ariz., sends word home
that he is not impressed with life in
the region of gila monsters and cac-
tus and that he much prefers Idaho
Arizona.
Mrs. w. C. Howie, who was called
to Omaha ON January "a by the illness
OF her brotherin-law, whose affliction
is cancer of the jaw, writes Mr..
Howie that she arrived Sunday. The
disease had so far affected the
stricken man that he was past speak.
ing and could only nod his head.
Mrs. Emil Hanson who has been
visiting for several weeks with her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. B. p. Thomp-
son, returned home Monday accom-
panied by her mother, who viii spend |
a few days with her. Mr.. Hanson |
drove up Saturday from their ranch |
at Hammett also returned Monday.
Did someone let their pet robin out |
of the house yesterday? If not, then
the little. lone representative of that
family OF binds that was seen in war;
ious parts OF town must have arrived
from the southland just little ahead
OF the springtime flight of birds.
Or, perhaps, robin redbreast decided
last fan that this was not to be a
hard winter and took lodging in the
hedges OF Mountain Home. But even
bird prophets may be mistaken.
Dan Reber came down Saturday
from the mine at Dixie and thereby
missed the pleasure of being caught
In the big snowfall experienced in
the upper regions. Mr.. Reber states
that the storm Of the present week
was the greatest he has seen In
the twenty years that he has been
acquainted with this section, at least
i'm the point of snowfall.
The Guarantee Title & Abstract Co.,
was awarded the contract for the
preparation OF the abstracts of title
necessary to the commencement of
foreclosure suits on the several hum
dred tax certificates ON delinquent
held by Elmore county. Alb
stractor G. r. Wetherell is now bust
ly engaged i'm getting out these docu-
ments for the use of Auditor Hobbs
ON whom falls the duty Of preparing
the data to turn over to the prosecut-
ing attorney for his use i'm bringing
suits for foreclosure In the district
court.
Mrs G. McV. Tobey Departed Tues
day for Green Bay, Wise, ON a visit
to relatives in her former home,
where she will remain two or more
months. A telegram received yesterday
by the doctor states that she had
arrived safely at Omaha and that her
Journey had not been interfered with
by the heavy storms that has been
raging in Wyoming the past three
days.
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