Mountain Home Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1915-1946, 1917-11-03

Walter Fl. Bailey recently con-
tracted with DR.. Proctor at Grand
View to do the plumbing in the fine
new house that the doctor is building
at that place,
The postoffice at Reverse was re-
Gently closed by the department and
the mail for that place is now
handled through the Mountain Home
office.
The Merry-go-round card club,
organized three weeks ago at the
home OF Mr.. and Mrs. W. l.. Harley,
met last night at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. c. E. Johnson.
Visitors from Hammett report that
there Is not an empty house In that
town, all OF them being occupied by
stockmen who will feed there this
winter
Word received Tuesday states that
Mrs. Tammah K. Simpkins arrived
safely at the home of her daughter
in Cooperstown. North Dakota, where
she will remain for time
Mrs Geo Doss and Mrs. Light
have returned to Mountain Home
after summer spent on the ranch
at High prairie. They will winter
their stock here.
G. F. Kutnewsky, agency manager
for Idaho of the Equitable Assurance
Society of New York, was in town
from Boise several days this week at
tending to business Of the company in
this section.
A young man arrested here nearly
q month ago with two women, has
been discovered not to have register
ed on June 5th, and he will be turn
ed over to the United States marshal
today.
Mr. and Mrs c. M, Higgins of
Reverse are preparing to move to
Mountain Home for the winter as
soon as they can secure a house, so
that their children max take adj
vantage of the excellent local school
system.
The Pythian Sisters had a good
attendance Thursday November /.
They are now practicing the floor
work in anticipation of visit from
the Grand Chief, Mrs. Ella Smith
OF Boise The Brothers served
lunch.
NJ G. Grebe would like volunteers
with teams to make trip to the hot
springs next Monday to haul ma
terial for the new bath house. II
you can volunteer and do not see Mr.
Grebe, report in advance to f. G.
Ticknor at the city clerks Office
The Knights of Pythias voted
at their meeting Monday night to in
vest the surplus funds of the lodge in
Liberty bonds. The Pythian Sisters
lodge also has placed its idle funds
with the government, and 1t is I'M
derstood that the order of Eastern
Star will take similar action.
Senator James H. Brady has been
spending the past week in Mountain
Home looking after the business of
the irrigation company, of which he
Is owner. The company Is also
party to several suits in district court
and the senator's presence was nee
essary In attendance to these.
Ed Mcclure and Ed Johnson of
Pine were in town Wednesday and
Thursday, on their way to Riddle
where they expect to spend most OF
the winter Ed Mcguire Is an old
resident of this city, having lived
here for some seven years, since
which time he has been a resident
OF other parts of the county.
VIM. V. Snyder, who has been In
charge Of the repair shop at Burke's |
garage for the past several years,
has bought out the garage at Bru-
neau and will move to that place
within the next few days Mr. Sny-
der has been very successful in the
repair business here, has fitted him
self out with first class line of |
tools and will be genuine acquisi- |
ton to Bruneau.
Plasters have nearly completed |
their work in the new Morton garage
building, which will soon be COM
plete and ready for occupancy The
building Is 50x80 feet, brick and tile
and will have 50x50 display room,
lighted with three large plate glass
windows, In front, while the rear will
be used for q repair shop and storage