Mountain Home Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1915-1946, 1917-12-01

+. Fl. Bower was in town from
Smiths Prairie Tuesday and Wednes-
day EISz
Mr.. and Mrs. w. V. Snyder were in
town from their new home at Bru-
neau Tuesday.
Henry Koch, leading merchant
OF Hammett, was in town last Satur-
day attending to business matters.
M. e. Reynolds was in town Sun
day with new Oldsmobile rooster
that he had just secured in Boise.
Dan Kirby and Frank Erickson of
Atlanta, were in town several days
this week on their way out for the
winter.
For guaranteed tire vulcanizing
call on Bert McKibbin at Burke's ac-
cessory shop on Front Street.
Dec. l IT,
Allen B. Eaton, of Boise, stopped
off in the city Tuesday night on his
way to Bruneau, returning Thurs
day to Boise,
Paul Fromm and Charles Brey-
mann, two prominent farmers and
stock men of Riddle, were business
visitors here last Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. James Pence are the
happy parents of a fine boy, which
was born in Mountain Home, Monday,
November 26.
Dave Hyde of Bruneau, who has
been taking treatment with DR.,
Mather for some time, returned from
a trip to his home the first of the
week.
Sheriff Arthur Stevens made trip
to the Owyhee side of the river last
Friday on a still hunt for fellow
that's been running it across, but
the fellow evidently had tip and got
away.
Will Fl. Gibson and 0. e. Cannon
went to Pocatello Saturday night for
business conference with Senator
Brady and his associates. They re-
turned Monday.
James O'Neill came down from
Atlanta this week for the winter.
The camp has been good the past
summer but nearly everyone has
come out for the season of deep snow.
Mrs. Fred Porter, who went to
Boise hospital last week suffering
from appendicitis, is reported as be-
ing much. improved.
Deputy State Engineer Wilkie
was in town Monday for few hours,
on his way to Owyhee county where
he investigated some conflicting
claims as to the use of water by
farmers
The volunteer firemen wish to
thank the people of Mountain Home
and especially the business men who
made liberal contributions for the
success of their Thanksgiving dance
ed to Mountain Home from the
Preside training camp, and will spend
his furlough in the city, He does
not yet know where he will enter the
service of the nation.
Ernest Burghart left yesterday
afternoon for American Lake where
he will be enrolled in the national
army to fill the place of one of FL
more county's young men who failed
to pass the physical test,
All Sing, Gilmore county's pioneer
and best known Celestial, came down
from Atlanta where he has been run
ming a bakery the past summer, Mon
day. Sing will be landlord at the
Hoffman House, in Atlanta next sea.
sop.
Albert White, who has been travel
ing for the Cudahy packing company
for the past year, was at home We'd
nesday, called here by the illness Of
his mother. Mrs White was taker
to a Boise hospital the first of the
week for an operation, and Is reported
as doing we'll.
M. G. Grebe returned last Satur
day from the hot springs where he has
been for the past two weeks getting
the material on the ground for thu
construction of the new bath house
e. J. Colthorp and several other vol
unteers each spent several days OF
the Job and the material is now al
piled up handy for the masons