Mountain Home Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1915-1946, 1916-01-08
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Mrs WilhamHanley.
Irene Briegleb returned Sunday to
Caldwell where she is attending the
College of Idaho.
Miss Elmer, of the high school
teaching staff, returned from her holi
day visit i'm Salt Lake City Saturday.
Norman Davidson, the popular mix
ologist at the Evans bar for some
years past, left Sunday for Ogden to
take position in the Marion hotel.
Dora Eaton, Winnifred Hanley and
Esther White left Sunday afternoon
to resume their studies at the state
normal school at Lewiston.
Ora Swan, who as been visiting at
home the past two weeks, left Sun
day for Moscow to take up her stud
les at the state university.
Mrs. j. A. Purtill is in Chicago at
wholesale millinery headquarters to
spend several weeks in preparation
for spring.
The annual state seed show will be
held at Caldwell on January 10, 20
and q and should have representa-
tion from Mountain Home.
The latest information concernin5
Edward Mason who IS i'll in Pr ladel-
phia IS to the effect that he is
steadily gaining and is now consid-
cred out of danger.
The state pure food commissioner
has sent to dsa -ers throughout the
state a letter stating that they must
discontinue the sale of diseased
potatoes.
Canyon county is preparing to start
foreclosure suits on property on
which taxes became delinquent in
1913 Any county may acquire title
two years after the issuance of the
delinquency certificates.
The Mountain Home highschool has,
ket ball team suffered a defeat at
the hands of the Cooling team at
the latter place last might, the ecore
being IA ito %. Arough game is re-
ported.
f. H. Barrett has leased and will
run the Waite ranch thee oming year.
He Will continue as agent of the
Continental Oil Co., but discontinues
the coal business. Mrs. Barrett and
family have already moved out to the
the ranch.
E. w. Golf, an old time friend of
A. B. Wells andfamily spent the holt |
days with them. Mr. Golf lives in
Montana, and while it is prosperous
state he thinks it's winter climate is |
mot to be compared withthat Of
southern Idaho.
The Mountain Home hotel has
changed from the American plan to |
the European plan under which the |
rate per day does not include meals, |
which are now served ala carte, un-
der which method a patron may or
der from the card alight breakfast |
or luncheon or a complete DINNER |
The service at the hotel will be at |
the same high standard that has been
maintained since Manager Halyorsen |
took charge.
At his hearing before Judge Gray |
of the probate court, which continued |
through Wednesday and Thursday |
Mike Mccartney was bound over to
the district court and his bonds placed |
at $4,000. The charge against Nc
Famey was contributing to the de-
lmquency of minor. The chief wit
ness in the case, Iva Schawager, a
niece of Mccartney, was brought
from Pocatello by Sheriff w. w.
Cooper of Bannock county, where
she is being held as witness in
three other cases of like nature.
Scion Mccoy, the Sage of Camas"
was down from his ranch home ON
Camas prairie last week, bringing
the information that the snowfall on
the Camas watershed was heavier
than normal at this time of year.
For years Mr.. Mccoy has maintained
a government weather station at his
place, gathering valuable data on
the subject of precipitation. This
journal has made arrangements with
Mr.. Mccoy to furnish at intervals
information about the snowfall in
the Camas country this winter.
Europe is again making draft on
southern Idaho for horses. The first
of tha weak civ carloads wara shin |