Mountain Home Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1915-1946, 1916-01-29
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Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Beng.
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Good tableboard at reasonable rate
Mrs. WilliamH anley.
The Republicans new phone nun
Der is So.
H. A. Halvorsen departed for CHI
cago Wednesday ON a business "trip.
MIR. and Mrs. Roy Vance, with tn
latter's mother, Mrs. ID. M. Braucht
were in Boise several days this weely
B. B. Deuel. returned to Goodlu
Wednesday to resume his place al
stock buyer for Fike & Co., the
largest shippers of hogs in the state
For Sale-F. o. B. Glenns Ferry
fine turnips for table use, $10O PEI
100 pounds; yellow Danvers onions
good grade, $500 per 100 pounds.
Albert Collins, Glenns Ferry, Idaho.
Commissioner Sheppard Morgan and
wife visited In Boise several days
this week. Mr.. and Mrs. Morgan are
making their home In Hammett for the
winter on account OF being able to
secure feed for their livestock there.
Henry Jacobson returned Wednes-
day from Caldwell, where he was
guest OF his daughter and son-in-law
Mr. and Mrs. N. P. Anderson, for the
past week.
Henry Wayte Is back from a visit
to his parents at Charleston, Washing
tom. The latter were residents of
this place up to two years ago.
Mrs. D. Ward. who took her
daughter. Mrs. ID. P. Alexander, to
Boise last week for treatment, writes
that Lady has been very Ill since go
ing there. but that her condition is
beginning to improve slowly.
The deal pending the past three
weeks for the reopening of the
Evans Hotel has fallen through. The
suggestion has been made that the
hotel would make a splendid hospital
and that fillmore county should have
an institution of this kind.
1t 10 stated that dealers handling
automobile tireshave received noticeI
from the manufacturers OF ten per
cent increase In prices. effective at
once. The further comforting news
comes that In all probability there
wdl BIO further advance of 80 Der
cent in the near future. |,
Gerald Branch, until recently theI
accommodating night clerk at the
Mountain Home hotel, has returned
% Jerome to resume his old position
With the North Side Inn at that ,
place. Mr.. and MIRA. J. e, Williams,
ate OF this place. have charge Of
hat hotel and are conducting II In a /,
lighly successful manner h
w. Q. Gregory. who has been con- I
iected with the irrigation company g
Iere for a number of years. and has
'een president for year past, is to
'ecome connected with the First C
RATIONAL Bank of American Falls, and
7iA move to that place the coming b
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Mrs. Grover Corder of Mayfield has
cen called to Boise to assist In :
airing for her father, Senator ]. w. ;,
alley of this place. who La receiv-
lg treatment at one of the hospitals
/ the capital city. 1t is understood :.
lat the senator, as soon al he Ia
BILE to travel, will go to California to :,
y the climate of that state.
A Leap-year party was given by u
le Hpworth League of the M. Il. O
lurch, at the home OF the Misses b
idden, Wednesday evening. About C,
Fenty couples we're present. and an
ljoyable time was spent in playing {
Inch and other games. At eleven
clock q cafeteria luncheon was SER
ID by the young men of the party.
Evangelist H. c. Elliott. formerly
California but now residing at
ampa. visited Monday and Tuesday =,
It'll II. F. Little. Mir. Elliott con- :,
mplates holding revival meetings In q
ountain Home In either March or n
,ril. the date to be announced a.
Ter. 1t La stated that he comes Il
ghly recommended as full saliva j
N preacher. 8
A pair Of fakirs canvassing for =,
tin pillow photograph orders have
many people in south di
sstern Idaho. Ninety-five cents s.
IS the extremely moderate price st
d they always collected In advance. &C
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