Mountain Home Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1915-1946, 1917-10-27
CURRENT LOCAL NEWS

CURRENT LOCAL NEWS
Ernest Evans of Boise river il
spending a few days in town.
Miss Alta White was at home from
Boise over Sunday.
Will Bach left for the coast las'
week and will spend the winter alonf
the Pacific.
F. E. Wilson was at Boise segera
DAYS this week, where he had SOM
repair work done on his car.
Miss Leora Lockman visited at ne
home here several days this week
She is employed in school work al
HALEY.
Frank Clark was in from BIG
Camas the first of the week for the
purpose of making a land fling be-
fore Commissioner Howie.
Col Allen Miller was in town
from Glenns Ferry yesterday, attend
ing to matters that will come before
the district court next week.
Latest improved cleaning ma
chinery assures satisfactory worl
at Bertrams.
C. Homer Lingenfelter of Boise
attended the session of district court
here the first of the week
Andrew Johnson, one of the earliest
settlers on Camas prairie, died at
his home there last Sunday and was
buried Tuesday.
Orris w. Marhofer, for many
years a well known resident OF this
community, enlisted at Boise Monday
for service In the aviation corps
Frank Barry of Glenns Ferry was
in town Wednesday on business. He
will begin gathering his cattle in the
northern part of the county within a
few days.
Friends of Leo Spring have recently
received news OF the birth of a
daughter at his home at Sand
Springs, Oklahoma. The young lady
has been named Elizabeth Louise.
]. w. Briggs spent few days at
home the first of the week. Mr..
Briggs is travelling through southern
Idaho for the truck department of the
International Harvester company
o. e. Norell and family and A. A.
Sessions made trip to Boise in the
formers car Thursday where Mr.
Norell attended the food conserva-
ton meeting They returned the
same evening.
Hugh Riley has moved to Noun
tain Home for the winter from his
home at Pine. Mr.. Riley is one of
the old timers of the mining country,
having spent the past thirty years
in the vicinity of Pine.
A card received from Earl Abbott
few days ago gives the information
that he is a corporal in the 44th COM
pany of the 166th depot brigade at
the training camp at American Lake.
Earl went with the second increment
of the draft and his home is at Pine.
The local red cross has been appor-
toned 100 Christmas packets for the
soldiers. Almost the entire amount
has been volunteered. These must
be shipped before November 10 Any
one interested Communicate with Mrs.
Caldwell.
Chas. A. Bunnell, Jr. of Mayfield,
is another Gilmore boy to enlist for
service in the war, his name being in
the list who Joined at the Boise re-
cruiting station this week,
J. M. Anderson of Bennett took two
thoroughbred Hereford bulls to his
ranch on Boise river this week He
purchased the animals from l.. l..
Young of Nampa shipped them to
Mountain Home and drove them the
remainder of the journey
The Junior and Senior classes at
the high school will be hosts at the
annual Halloween party at the
gymnasium next Wednesday evening.
Pete Ridge Is business visitor
in town from Smiths Prairie.
Two trucks are hauling gravel for
hard surfaeing the Bruneau road.
At first they each handled trailer,
but the trailer would not stand up