Mountain Home Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1915-1946, 1918-03-16
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LlJUAL NEWO STORY OF CURRENT EVENTS

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H.F. Koch was in town from Ham
NETT Saturday on business.
John Cocheron of Bruneau visited
In town with his mother over Sunday
VIM. Poison was in town from
Bruneau last Saturday.
Pure artificial ice. H. L. Grebe.
Mch. $50.
Sheriff A. A. Stevens made trip
to Bruneau Thursday.
Ii you hear the Pathophone, you
will buy no other. G.. A. Herdsr.
G. III. Stewart, who has been at
Boise for some time, returned home
last week.
Frank McWilliams, who has been
at Grand View this winter, was In
town Thursday.
Frank Carpenter, we'll known
pugilist, has been spending the past
week with friends In this city.
Having purchased a new car we
will sell our Overland at bargain.
III. d. Wilbur Co.
A crowd of young people enjoyed
a dance In the dining room of the
Mellen last Saturday night.
d. B. Orr OF Boise went from here
out to Chattin Flat Thursday, where
he will work ON the Chattin ranch
this season.
Mrs. Ralph Wilkinson and little
daughter Of Filler. Idaho, are visiting
for a couple Of weeks at the home of
her sister, Mrs. II. l.. Pierce.
II. ID. Wilbur purchased o. new
Franklin car last week and will bring
1t over from Boise as soon as the
roads become passable.
Albert Harley and w. v. Snider
came over from Bruneau Monday.
Harry Ballard, assessor of Owyhee
county. accompanied them, going ON
to Silver from here.
Jens Jensen and Mrs. Sarah Burton
OF Grand View were married by Pro-
bate Judge Manion Monday. After
few days spent at Boise they re-
turned to their home at Grand View.
Manager Hendricks OF the Weaver
urges everyone to come to the first
show tonight so as to get out In time
to attend the patriotic rally which
will start at 900 o'clock at the
Standard theatre.
The Prairie auxiliary OF the Red
Cross gave basket supper and quilt
rattle one evening last week which
Melted SLABS, which they have for
warded to the treasurer at Mountain
Home.
Miss Gretchen Roller, who has
been employed In the county audit
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has accepted position with the U.
q. reclamation service and Ia en-
ployed at their Office at King Hill.
DR.. Becker of Bruneau took a civil
service examination In this city last
Friday He was accompanied here
by his wife and daughter who made
short visit In Boise before return
ing home.
The state land board took up the
matter OF rules for the distribution
OF water on the Mountain Home pro-
ject for the coming season at their
melting yesterday. but no report Of
the rules adopted was available in
time for publication In this issue.
Mrs. Alpha Holt of the University
Extension Service met with Mrs. F.
A. Collins and the county agent Fri
day to arrange for series of meet
ings for the women OF the county.
The meetings will be held during the
first week of April, exact dates and
places to be announced later.
The national association of motion
picture exhibitors is planning a lib
erty loan day, to come off about the
time of the opening of the third
liberty loan drive. On that day all
houses will try to show films that
boost for the liberty loan, and will
invest the proceeds of the day In
third liberty bonds.
The Ladies OF st. James Episcopal
Guild will hold their annual flower
and potted plant sale the Saturday
before Easter, March 30th One
half OF the profits from the sale will
ha RtvAn IN the local Rod rroea chan.