Mountain Home Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1915-1946, 1918-03-30
rnraI KruTp THE WEEKS CONTINUED
lII,At. NEWN STORY OF CURRENT EVENTS

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II you hear the Pathophone. you
will buy no other. G. A. Herdsr.
Ray Corbus. proprietor OF the lamb
factory north of town, spent some
time I'm Boise the first OF the week.
Miss Ida Swanson, who was emu
ployed by the Irrigation company
most OF the winter, Ia now working
AZ stenographer In County Attorney
McLaughlin's office.
The field work OF making up the
last week and Assessor Trathen and
Deputy Chris. Hendricks have both
been busy interviewing property
owners since that time.
II. w. simpkins, the land man, has
had several parties In town during
the past week to look over the lands
around Grand View, with view of
purchase.
G. !. Purcell, editor OF the Weiser
Signal, visited here ct the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. r. w. simpkins over
Sunday He Is Mrs. Simpkins'
cousin.
n. P. Chattin loaded IL cars of
yearling lambs here Tuesday for the
Chicago market. The lambs will be
fed and fitted for market at Oakland,
Illinois.
Ed. Mcclure and Ed. johnson of
Pine spent several days In town this
week on their way home from q
winters trapping in the southern
part OF owyhee county. They brought
out large amount Of fur.
Mrs. ]. M. Johnson, who has been
spending the winter at the home of
her daughter In Colorado, visited
several days In town the first OF the
week ON her return to her home ct
Pine.
II. A. Goodlow was In town from
sunyside Wednesday making arrange
ments for seed for his wheat acreage
this year. Mr.. Goodlow will raise
the grain ON an old alfalfa pasture
and anticipates a great yield.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. r. Pratt and Geo.
Jacobson motored to Boise Sunday,
Mrs. Pratt to receive medical atten-
tion and Mr.. Jacobson TO visit his son
who 10 confined TO q Boise hospital
following an operation for appendi-
eitis.
Fred A. IRELAND, income tax in
spector for this district, was In town
several days the 1rst OF the week
speeding up the work OF getting in
come tax returns made out. Mr..
Frseland makes his headquarters In
Boiss.
A mad dog scare developed In town
Monday forenoon when a dog started
attacks on several other dogs ON the
streets. He was chased out beyond
the court house and killed by Jim
Goldman. The head was cut off and
sent to the state bacterioligist for
examination.
More than q hundred children
took part In the school entertainment
staged at the Standard theatre Thurs
day evening of last week. Music and
drills OF various kinds made up the
bulk of the evenings show, which
was attended by the largest crowd
that has been out In Mountain Home
during the winter.
John Cannon returned from New
York state the first OF the week.
where he spent the winter with re-
latives and friends. This was Mr.
Cannon's first visit home since he
came to Idaho some fourteen years
ago and although he had splendid
time. he was more than pleased tc
get back to the balmy climate Of
sunny southern Idaho.
#. w. Boyd returned the FIRST Of
the week from Boise whore Mrs
Boyd 10 convalescing in hospita
after q serious operation. He wal
accompanied home by his daughter
Mrs. Frank Williams. and children
who was called from her home a.
Ritsville. Washington. at the tins
her mother was taken to the hospi
tai.
At meeting Of the workers II
charge of the Armenian drive, hello
at the Development league rooms
Iaat Saturday evening the territory liz