Mountain Home Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1915-1946, 1916-09-02

good congregation being present
Commencing Monday the Crys,.
r Theater viii resume nightly perform
tances.
Commissioner George Il. Butte
came down from Atlanta Wednesda
TO look after matters of business.
u. II. Wome lsdorf, Mountain Home
authorized agent tor the largest Muir
sery in the northwest. Orders re
ceiyed now.
The NJ. f. Ladies will serve ON the
court house lawn Tuesday, Septem
Der 5, at the primary election. The
patronage of the public is solicited.
The Whitson family are at home
after an absence of several weeks
which they spent camping near At
| lanta.
At the Crystal Monday, Septem-
Der 4th, Charley Chaplin In "The
Fireman" A 2 reel Mutual, Chaplin
special. Also other reels.
Misses Bmeha and Emma Plunk re-
turned Friday morning on No. IS
from their Alaska trip. They have
been away month or more and
they had a delightful vacation.
Fred Wilkie, assistant state engi-
neer, was here Friday for the purpose
of inspecting and accepting the work
OF Mr.. Mcconnell who has been here
for some weeks installing weirs. Mr.
Mcconnell goes from here to Jerc
A marriage license was issued
Thursday at Caldwell to Earl Edwin
Thurman of Boise, and Inez Whitney,
of Nampa The bride formerly re-
sided here with her parents and was
among our most popular girls in her |
school days.
| till have for sale an electric range.
a TUNED oak rocker with leather seat,
a letherettte rocker kitchen table,
porch swing, two galvanized iron waak
tubs, fruit jars, an electric heater,
child's nursury chair.
MRS. JOHN r. JONES.
All Republican readers are vitally
concerned and Will be very much in
crested in reading the statement on
,he front page of this issue, from the
Ilenns Ferry candidates regarding the 1
Llleged county division movement.
These candidates state plainly thati
hey are opposed to county division in
my form and also that they are firm
n their determination to uphold the
wo-mile limit law.
TIL platform OF D. w. LAWS enc Jnr
asses practically everything that all :,
he other candidates stand for, and ,
esides he offers something in the i,
'ay of constructive legislation that
MI benefit the people who are herel !,
ow and for future generations theE
ertage OF taxless state is offered.
here is no doubt as to who the Re.
fDlcans OF Idaho should nominate
County Clerk f. NJ. Hobbs has beenI a
ayelhng over the county this week. n
election supplies to theI s.
dges of the various precincts. Hell N
ade the precincts of the hill sec
on Monday, Tuesday and Wednes-
", Sunnyslde, Regina and Mayfield
thursday and the precincts at the f.
wer end of the county Friday. Hill n,
tenheimer is making the trip with q
e clerk. 70
The Republican has said but little ca
ncernlng the candidacy of Addison al
Smith for the Republican nomina.
IN for congressman. Mr.. Smith is
lieved to be the best representa-.
e Idaho has ever had in the lower
use of congress and besides the ~
ople of Mountain Home owe him a
tie because of the aid he has given -
In getting the mail route re-estab. III
he'd to the upper country from this o.
ice. Sc
Captain E. G. Davis, the Republican ;.
ndidate for Governor who exposed
Huston loans, and the candidate
10 has had the courage to fight DO =
cal graft and dishonesty, even IN
own party, asks a vote first
DICE preferred) from every reader
this paper, voting the Republican -.
ket In the Primaries, who desires
stand for clean government and
an politics ADV. r
Dir, and Mrs. William Rorrison and
ir daughter, Dorothy, departed
afternoon for Paso Robes.
lforn1a, where they expect to
Ike their home in the future. The
'rison family made their home