Mountain Home Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1915-1946, 1918-04-13
IOrlB kICluO THE WEEKS CONTINUED
lDuAL NEWO STORY OF CURRENT EVENTS

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The Red Cross rooms will not be
open on Saturday hereafter.
Pure artificial Ice. II. L. Grsbe.
Mich. S-30.
e. J. Latimore spent several days
at Boise this week.
Fred l.. Hopkins was a visitor In
town from Grand View. Tuesday.
Hill Ottenheimer began work for
Montgomery, Bunk & Co. Friday.
County Commissioner Wilson made
a business trip to Boise Wednesday.
Captain Rupert Winters was In
town from Featherville Monday and
Tuesday.
George Doss was a visitor in the
city from his ranch at Grand View
Tuesday.
MIR. and Mrs. Howell Gibson spent
the week at the home Of their par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. VIII H. Gibson.
Mrs. A. w. Kaler fell and broke
her wrist Thursday at her home In
the west part OF town.
Mrs. f. w. Boyd has returned
from Boise where she underwent a
serious operation some weeks ago.
| C. Il. Berg recently built an adj
dition, consisting OF kitchen and
bath room, on the rear of the house
occupied by C. III. Stewart.
Melted Gem and Idaho Rular po-
tatoes for sale. Free from disease.
HENRY JACOBSON, Box 246, Noun
tain Home, Idaho.
Mr.. and Mrs. Don Lyman of Twin
Falls visited last week with Mr.. and
Mrs. A. A. Sessions on their way
home from Boise.
John Likeness, district cashier for
the Mountain States telephone COM
pany was business visitor In the
lefty Thursday.
A large party of young people
made trip to the country In two
cars last Sunday to gather wool for
their initiation fee into the National
Service League.
| Mrs. ]. II. Black bought the Rose
Bakery, which has been under the
management OF Fred Porter for the
past few months, Wednesday, and
took immediate possession.
The soldiers In Europe want maps
of the country, which they are un-
able to get there. II you have an old
geography. remove the map of Eu-
rope, paste to sheet of muslin and
send to your soldier.
| STRAYED: One black three year
old steer, one black and white year
ling Holstein steer, branded in right
ribs, seven dots (six forming circle,
one In center) Reward. Please no.
tify Frank Englehart. Apr. 1920
County Commissioner G. II. Butler
states that the commissioners are
endeavoring to so plan county ex-
penditures for next year that sub
stantial reduction can be made in
the rate of taxation for the county
funds.
Water started running over the
spillway at the Rattlesnake reser-
voir Tuesday. this being the earliest
date In many years. The Long Tom
and Camas reservoirs are also re-
ported to have more water than last
year at this date, all the bitches and
canals are In the best shape they
have ever been and everything points
to a successful year on the farms in
this part of the county.
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The public utilities commission
has handed down an order permitting
NJ. e. Hughes, as trustee for the Ell
more County Irrigated Farms asso-
citation, to use extra water In the
possession of the Mountain Home
lCo-operative company. for irrigation
purposes, during the 1918 season,
providing the Gilmore County Irrigat-
ed Farms association finds 1t has not
sufficient water.
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