Mountain Home Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1915-1946, 1918-01-19

Sheriff Stevens went to Boiss
Tuesday, where he spent several days
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Douglas of this
city is spending few days at Boise
Harvey Rood was In town yester.
day from his ranch up Rattlesnake
creek.
E. r. Goddard has been attending
to business In Portland for the past
week.
Mrs. Robert Morrison, who was
recently operated on at Boise hos
pital, 10 reported to be improving.
Clarence and Leonard Wilson were
In town from Bruneau several days
the first OF the week
Mrs. Larsen and daughter Ellen
came In from Boise river the first
or the week, and went on to Poca-
tello, where Mrs. Larsen will take
medical treatment.
Ralph Frost had one of his arms
broken and severely mangled last
week at camp on the south side
OF the Snake where he was wrang-
ling horses.
Mrs. Alma Klungness was married
at Boise last week to Mr. Bowman, a
former resident of this city, who was
employed at Montgomery, Bunk &
Cos store several years ago.
Mrs. f. III. Eaton, who has been
severely III for several weeks, was
able to be up and about the first of
the week
Progressive Club will hold can
ned fruit and vegetable sale Friday,
January Is, at the Electric light
office. Good fruit and reasonable
prices.
Miss Frances Winter OF shoshone
arrived here last week to make her
home with Mrs. G. Rosenheim. She
will attend the high school here the
balance OF the year.
All men OF draft age who married
after May Is will have their claims
for deferred classification appealed
by the local appeal agent in their
counties. This will affect a num-
Der OF men in Elmore county.
Will II. Gibson 10 at Idaho Falls
In attendance at the meetings of the
state engineers and other sicieties,
fourteen of which have cooperated in
holding joint sessions in connection
with the pure seed show,
Mrs, Ellenor Hines. of Denver
Colo, arrived last Saturday after
noon for an extended visit at the
home of her sister, Mrs II. H.
Eaton In this city, She reports
winter in Denver very mild.
Mrs. l.. A. Kalbus tripped on one
OF the three pieces of sidewalks in
Kuna and was badly bruised by the
fall. At times the mud prevents the
public from going around these con-
crete monuments and pedestrians are
forced to scale the perpendicular ap-
proaches --Kuna Herald.
Everett Meade was in town from |
Boise several days attempting to get |
his call for physical examination
under the draft transferred from
Camas county to Mountain Home
He was only partially successful and |
went to Shoshone Friday to take the |
examination there
John Jayne 10 employed by the |
local exemption board In classifying |
the questionaires that have been re-
turned to the board. The time for |
returning the questionaires was ex-
tended In this county and the COM
plete list OF men with their classifl-
cation will not be available for pub
LEGATION until next week.
Several times lately there have |
been unmistakable signs of supply |
OF bootleg whiskey In town, and 1t Is !
anticipated that the fellows who are |
bringing 1t In will be caught almost
any trip. And nowadays 1t means
q long soiourn at the county Jail. un-
less the money can be produced for
substantial fine.
Lyman Longfellow arrived home |
Sunday from the interior of Alaska
where he has been with an engineer
ing party. Mr.. Longfellow was un-
able to get news In regard to his
status In the draft, and decided that |
II was time for him to return home |
and enlist In the service of his coun-
try, He went to Boise Tuesday to
try to get into an engineering regi-
ment and expects to spend only few
day at home before Joining the army. |