Mountain Home Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1915-1946, 1916-01-01

soldiers and the Daughters will re
ceive and forward data concerninI
them to the department at Wash
ington.
The village council meets i'm regu
lar monthly session next Monda!
evening.
Miss Beulah Coats, one of the teac
ers in the Sunnyside school has
been spending the holiday season al
home.
Mrs. Charles Light has gone to
Rye 'Valley, Oregon, where Mr.. Ligh1
Is foreman In the Rainbow mine and
where they will remain till spring.
John Crete of Silver City has been
spending the holiday season with Mr..
and Mrs. j. W. Rowett and visiting
his little daughter who is residing with
her grandparents
For Sale-F. o. B. GIenns Ferry,
fine turnips for table use, $100 per
! 100 pounds; Yellow Danyens onions,
good grade, $500 per 100 pounds,
Albert Collins Glenns Ferry, Idaho.
! They say Jeff whitson got acquaint-
ed with the exercise called walking
ON a recent auto trip to the state
Capital. Jeff, has a deep7seated an
tipathy for automobiles that halt be-
fore they reach their destination.
The city water service was shut
off for nearly an hour last evening,
caused by the bursting of the large
iron pipe through which the water lis
pumped up to the big tank. The
cold weather of Thursday night was
the cause of the damage, which was
quickly repaired.
Chris Hendricks, IT. and Clyde
Gryce have secured a lease ON the
Standard thertre and will operate
moving picture house, the Crystal.
The new venture will enable them to
provide an orchestra for both places
of amusement and for the regular
weekly dances that they will operate.
The building in which the Corner
Saloon closed its career last might, |
with the incoming of prohibition, Is |
today in the hands of carpenters and |
paperhangers who are busily rearrang- |
ing, ne,papering and decorating it for |
the reception of the business of w. |
w. Brown who will move from his |
present location early next week. |
Mr.. Browns pastime and confectionr |
cry store has long BEEN a popular
resort, and he is preparing his new
phase of business to accommodate an
increase in trade. In addition to his
present lines Mr.. Brown will pro-
vide a newsstand with complete stock
Of periodicals and the daily papers.
A shoe shining stand with an attend
ant always on hand will be well
come feature.
M. G. Grebe has lately completed
he remodeling of his residence at
he corner of Bennett street and At
anita avenue. 1t has been given the
appearance of a modern bungalow, ado
litions made so that 1t now has ten
ooms, and modern conveniences in
stalled, making it q very desirable
Iwelling place. 1t will be occupied
" the family of w. d. Evans, who
re retiring from busin ess lin the hotel I
Which they have conducted for SO {
lany years. II
A. r. Fuller, formerly of Racine,
Wise, but latte of Fairrport, Californ-
H. where he conducted summer re-
ort hotel, has been in Mountain
lone this week looking over the
eld with view of locating here.
Ir. Fuller has under consideration
he leasing of the Evans hotel, from
hitch Mr.. Evans retires today.
homas Evans, the owner, is in Call I
ornia, and long distance negotiations Y
ne under way. Mr. Fuller was a
choolmate of f. G. Ticknor in the ]
|isconsin town where they both
Jared.
A number of local woolgrowers are
attendance at the meeting of the
Iaho Woolgrowers' Association held
Boise the latter part of the week
ugh Sproat of Mayfield was elect
| president for third time. Worth .
Lee of this place was chosen as
member of the executive board. L
he meeting placed itself ON recond
. being strongly opposed to the $40 '
re grazing homestead bill that is L
'nding in congress, claiming that 1t
ould be rlIinous to livestock industry
the west If put into effect before
e public lands are classified.
Charles StpWart nf Mayfia1d pna ~