Mountain Home Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1915-1946, 1918-10-05

Pine Wednesday.
Back Your own with the Bond You
own.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. M. Hall returned
from trip to the state fair last
Saturday.
ROUGH DRY: Cheaper than dirt
at seven cents pound.
SWAN LAUNDRY.
George v. holland made final proof
on his homestead at Bennett before
Judge Manion Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chalfant of Jerome
visited at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
viii H. Gibson Thursday.
Peter johnson OF Minneapolis, who
owns tract OF land near the south
edge OF town, Ia In town looking
after the property.
County Agent r, e. Alexander
went to Glenns Ferry Thursday and
will spend several days In the east
end OF the county.
Rev. Al. Kershaw, the new Metho-
dist minister has moved his family
from Caldwell, and they are now
nicely settled here.
Sheriff Stevens returned from a
trip to the mountains north Of At
lanta Monday He made sale of
some mining property while up there.
j. G.Watts returned Tuesday from
Featherville and Pine, where went
Sunday to hold meetings In the inter-
est OF the fourth liberty loan
Deputy Assessor Chris Hendricks
returned Wednesday evening from
Smiths prairie, where he had been
for several days finishing up the as
sessment work.
Nearly all the third hay crop Is
ready for the stack and the work Of
saving the crop is progressing busily
except where the recent rains have
made II too wet to stack.
WI. p. Sumner has secured desk
room In the Republican office and
will headanarter there for the next
few months. Mr.. Sumner Is power
superintendent or the irrigation
plant at Chattin Flat.
Purdy Eaton and ALLEN 0'Neill
went to Moscow last week, where
both will be members OF the student
army training corps. Purdy Is en-
tering on his second year OF work
i at the University.
Gan Alvin Nelson left Thursday night
,ey Jefferson Barracks, Mo- where
roua will be indicted into the military
erdovice. AIT the same time John G,
to SCI OF 0wyhee county left for the
ie place, starting from Mountain
lie.
Augr
SolEeyeral heavy rains during the
West weeks have left the roads around
'apD suntain Home rough, full of ruts
! -" ~ in generally bad shape, except
n eyare they were dragged while still
,traor, The dragged roads are still a.
.esand AZ ever.
Il. M. Marsh, who has been operat-
ing shoe repairing shop In this
city for the past year, moved to
Ontario. Oregon. Wednesday, where
he has the promise Of more work and
better prices. Mr.. Marsh Is good
shoemaker and should meet with
good business In his new location.
Miss Alpha White spent several
days last week visiting with her
parents Miss White has been
stenographer In the Office Of Hawley
4 Hawley at Boise for some time,
and has Just accepted position as
teacher OF shorthand at Links bust
ness college.
Last Wednesday Mrs. Ella G.. |
Caldwell, chairman Gilmore county
A. r, G., visited the Glenns Ferry
4 Auxiliary and Red Cross canteen,
where she was guest Of honor at
dinner given by the ladies OF the
canteen. Covers were laid for forty
and Rev. A. l.. Wood as postmaster
handled program of exceptional
merit.
Thanks We're extended to Gilmore
county chapter for the help and CO.
operation which has made Glenns
Ferry canteen of national promi-
hence. The ladies OF GIenns Ferry
besides carrying on this service, have
Allied every allotment given them for
knitting, refugee garments and hos
pital supplies.
Mrs. Smith Recommends Chamber
lain's Tablets.