Mountain Home Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1915-1946, 1918-06-22
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lllbAL NtWO STORY OF CURRENT EVENTS

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ICE Phone 1871. Before P. M.
w. e. Wilson was in town from his
ranch Thursday.
VIII II. Gibson has had his car
freshly reprinted.
Buy your wood and coal now.
Boise ayetts Lumber Co.
Rudolph Larsen spent several days
In town the first Of the week.
II you hear the PsthODhons, you
will buy no other. G. A. HERDEh.
Mrs. Josephine Russell OF Smiths
Prairie spent several days with
friends In town during the week.
A. A. Sessions recently purchased
a new Ford and Ia now learning tol
operate 1t.
MIR. and Mrs. r. @. Rowe of Grand
View were visitors In town Wednes-
day.
Fred Cayanaugh and Miss Laura
e. Frost were married Monday, JUS
tice Simpkins tying the knot.
Mrs. A. M. Pierce left on the after
noon train Tuesday for Maple Creek.
Sask., Canada, where she will spend
the summer visiting one of her sons.
Assessor Thomas Trathen spent
the early part of the week at Pine
and Featherville, where he was wind
ing up the years assessments.
B. q. Smith and family will spend
the heated portion OF the summer at
Atlanta. Mr.. Smith will have charge
OF the barber shop there until fall
Sheriff Stevens went to Fall Greek
Thursday to investigate a complaint
OF sheep being pastured on land
leased by Rudolph Larsen.
George McGrath came In from Salt
Lake last week, on the belief that he
was In the current draft call He
found however that he will not be
called until later date.
The residence OF Col. G. II. Lamber-
ton. about seven miles north of the
city. was completely burned to the
ground last Thursday afternoon.
Practically nothing was saved from
the burning building.
County Agent Alexander went to
Hill City the first of the week and
spent several days with the farmers
on Smiths Prairie. A plague of
grasshoppers has descended on the
prairie and efforts are being made
to poison them.
ID. L. Armstrong and Miss Clara
X. Stsmson, well known young peo-
Pile Of this city, were married at
Ogden June 10, and have just return
ed home. They will reside at King
Hill where the groom ia employed
by the U. 8. reclamation service.
Rev. Newton Kendall, who has
been In charge of the Gospel mission
OF the Nazarene church here for sew
eral months, left for New Dayton,
Canada, Tuesday for short visit.
Mira. Kendall will BIO In charge of the
mission during his absence.
At special meeting OF the city
council Monday evening the resig-
nations OF d. A. Bourne as city mar
shall, electing Chas. Crabb to fill the
vacancy, and the resignation OF J.
#. Schoenecke as street commissioner,
which place was filed by appointing
Durland Hill
The Red Cross sale and rattle Tues
day afternoon added about hundred
dollars to the Golfers of the Red
Cross. On account of the small crowd
number of articles offered for sale
were left on the hands OF the COM
mittee and will be disposed OF at a
later date. The silk crazy quilt will
probably be raffied this evening.
d. l.. Bourne bought Maxwell
truck this week, which he will use
on the stage route between here and
Bruneau. The truck Is Of one ton
capacity. IL fitted with auto seats
and other special equipment and was
delivered last Saturday by r. L.
Campbell, who has been selling Max
wells and studebakers in this terri
tory for several years past.
A call to the sheriff's office re-