Mountain Home Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1915-1946, 1916-09-02
The Weeks Doings
For State Auditor. L. l.. Folsom.


c. F. Ross was business visitor i
Boise last week.
J. w. Briggs was called to Bots
Friday to attend to some bushes
matters.
Wednesday at the Crystal Theatr'
VIM. Fox presents Theda Bara IL
''The Serpent"
Mr., Clark, of Salt Lake, the o. S
l.. Tax Agent in this section, was q
buiness visitor in town Tuesday.
Will Deets formerly OF LaGrande
has accepted position In the c. A.
Rathbun barber shop.
Attorney A. A. Sessions made a
business trip to Parma during the
week. He returned Thursday.
Don't fail TO see Ham and Bud,
also Musty Suffer at Crystal, Tues
uaJ. TWO IStlS--4V CeulS.
+. X. Eral, was In from Chattin Fla
Wednesday and drove home in q fine
new REQ car which he purchased at
the Burke garage.
lot Of good news matter is crowd.
ed out of this issue on account of
having SO much political and legal
stuff to handle.
Once more attention is called to the
fact that George r. Barker is the
man to vote for as the Republican
candidate for secretary of state.
K. p. Chattin left for Salt Lake
Wednesday evening to attend the
National Convention OF the Wool
Growers Association
Harry Watkins is home from a |
trip east, having returned Wednesday,
He visited Chicago, Omaha and other
points
Helen A. Smith, of San Francisco,
and Mrs. o. p. Benfiel, of Sheridan,
Wyoming, are visiting here at the
home of their brother, r. W. Smith.
G. A. Rathbun returned Thursday
night from a short visit at Salt Lake.
he reports the Utah metropolis as
some live town. He was accom-
panied by his sister.
Strayed-- A dark brown mare.
weight 1900, branded lazy SO on left
stifle, Lazy on left Jaw. Finder
notify this office and get suitable re.
ward. Al At
ii. II. Keener is back from a trip
to Pocatelo and other points in the
southeast. Mr.. keener has disposed
OF his interests at Hagerman and is
visiting here with his brother, Rex.
Joe Bennett came in from Murphy /
tuesday. de was making prepara- I
ton to ship some more lambs to the .
eastern market but the strike order
changed his plans.
The Thompson Furniture Co. took d
over the stock OF wall paper former il
y carried by l.. L. Spring This is II
the biggest wall paper stock ii
n this part of the country. d
A. I. Babb candidate on the Dem l
'cratic ticket for commissioner of &c
district No. 2. was in town during y
ne week getting acquainted with u
ONE OF the workers in his party.
Miss Elsie I've ,one of the en-
loyes at the First National Bank,
enjoying her vacation. She left -
unday for Vale. Oregon, to visit with "
n old school friend and later will y
isit in Boise. III
IL your vote is for Marlin j. Sweele yc
- shS ASupupitSShu uOuludJlOu LOT AZ lis
'rney general. you may rest assured lis
nat you have picked the very best nj
ian and he win fulfill the duties of
lat very responsible position in the ~
lterest of justice at all times. >,
During the little electrical storm vi
last week four Of the light poles lit
orth OF town were wrecked. The hi
orm was such q mild affair that it ch
as scarcely noticed, and people here of
ere surprised to learn that light tic
ng had struck so close. to
W. II. James who is a candidate VIZ
+ the Democratic nomination for
of district No. three, th'
one of the old timers of the county. W.
Q has been resident at Atlanta "a
r over twenty years and has been ma
lively identified with the develop no
ent of the county during that time. hel
me
DR.. Mather, Mr.. and Mrs. f. G., 81,
cknor and Mrs Ticknor's sister,
rs TOWnSan rafurnad FRIDAY ~