Mountain Home Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1915-1946, 1918-06-22

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F. o. Abbott of Featherville was
visitor in the city Tuesday.
Mike KeIlar served as city marshal
several days last week.
H. A. Beach is enjoying vacation
trip to the hills.
Tom ODaniel came down from
Pine the first of the week.
Buy your wood and coal now.
Boise-Payette Lumber Co.
Bud Langford purchased a new
Ford car few days ago.
James Carroll has recently finished
extensive repairs on his residence.
w. ID. Evans was In town from
Castle Greek last Sunday looking for
hay hands.
Mrs. w. A. Stafford returned Tues
day from Tacoma, where she had been
to visit Jim at Camp Lewis.
s. B. Blackwell well known Cold
Springs rancher, bought new Saxon
car OF ]. w. Morton Monday,
A complete program for the mum
|cipal Fourth of July exercises will DO
ANNOUNCED within few days.
John Garland, justice of the peace
at Glenns Ferry, was business visi-
tor In town Friday.
AL Brown, son and daughter, OF
Smiths Prairie, were visitors in town
the first of the week.
James Beach has been returned
from France, being unable to stand
the hardships of soldering, and will
probably return to Mountain Home
soon,
Mr.. and Mrs. Il. M Hoover stopped
In town last Saturday on their way
to Glenns Ferry with load of sup
plies for the canteen service at that
place.
A letter received from Lynn Brooks
who enlisted several months ago,
announces that he Is receiving his
training at Corrigidor, In the Philip
pines.
Nearly half an inch Of rain fell
Thursday night and Friday, soaking
up large quantities of hay waiting
to be stacked. The rain will probably
save the dry land wheat crop.
A carnival company, the same that
was here last season, but with a
much larger outfit. will be in town
the first of the week and will be the
principal amusement feature of the
fourth.
w. B. Brown lost a pocket holder
containing pencil and Moore's
non-leak fountain pen the first OF
the week and would appreciate hav-
Ing 1t returned by the finder.
Letters received from Aston Peake
by friends in town, give his address
as Camp Doniphin, Fort Sill, Okla
homa. He expects to be sent east
within a short time.
Robert Nordyke, who takes over
the mail contract between Mountain
Home and Rocky Bar on the first of
the coming month. was in town sew
eral days this week, arranging for
quarters and supplies.
1t Is expected that the draft call
for July will require more men than
that of June, and that 1t will prob
ably take all Of class one men left In
Gilmore county. The 81 young men
who registered on June S, and the
men transferred to class one from
other classes will make up the Au-
gust and September calls.
Geo. Goble of Smiths Prairie was
arrested last week on a warrant is
sued by United States Commissioner
w. c. HOWE, charged with disloyalty
under the espionage act. The war
rant was issued at the request of the
loyalty committee of the county
council of defense Mr.. Goble- fur
nished bond and his hearing will
be held at an early date.
Registration places are open every
Saturday at the Rose Bakery and at
the Bailey building next to the Re-
publican office. No one who is not
registered will be permitted to vote
at the September primaries, and all
voters should attend to their regis
tration without delay. There Is go
ing to be contest FOR the nomina-
tion for the short senatorial term on
the democratic ticket and no matter
to which faction you belong, Its up