Mountain Home Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1915-1946, 1918-07-13

Buy your wood and coal now
Boiss-Payetts Lumber Co.
Mrs. ]. W. Rowett visited In Boise
Wednesday.
II you hear the Pathophone, you
will buy no other. G. A. HERDER.
Mrs. r. M. Hobbs entertained the
sewing club last Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. j. Riley made a
trip to Boise the first of the week.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. John A..
Goodall on Saturday, July 8, son.
Miss Celia Helm Ia enjoying her
vacation with a visit at her home
In Nebraska.
Ed Weaver and G. B. Faraday
made business visit at Boise We'd
nesday.
A. A. Sessions was confined to his
home by sickness several days the
drst OF the week.
w. ID. Sumner was In town from
Grand View, where he is In charge
Of the pumping plant, Monday.
Rev. d. s. Crane came In from the
country Friday where he had been
helping to put up thu hay crop.
The school board Is having new
floors laid In some of the rooms on
the first floor OF the school building.
Dave Hyde was In town from Bru-
neau the frat of the week to receive
medical treatment from DIR. Mather.
Mrs. J. B. Orr OF Seattle and her
daughter. Mrs. Roy Emerson. are
visiting at the home of Mrs. Orr's
brother, Thos. Trathen.
A small dance was staged by the
young people at the Standard theatre
last night. Not many were In at
tendance as 1t was too hot for dane
ing.
A break In the water main In
front OF r. w. Smiths drug store
Friday afternoon flooded the street
and shut off the water In the BUSH
ness district for several hours while
repairs were being made.
Allen b. Eaton of Boise was In
town Friday afternoon on business
connected with the W.T. savings
stamp campaign. OF which he is
state secretary. Mr.. Eaton was O |
resident of this city for a number of |
years and moved from here to Boise
about 1--WE years ago.
FOR SALE: Piano first class con-
dition. Standard make. $225.00,
also large book case, dresser. and COM
mode. At the Harvey place north of
town. II. #. EVERETT.
Adolph Lahtinen accompanied by |
his son-in-law, Isaac Wilson, were
visitors to Bruneau and the imme-
diate surroundings on the Fourth.
Mr.. Wilson Is an official of the Boise
Payette Lumber company with head
quarters at Boise. They returned
to Mountain Home the evening of
the same day.
Mountain Home enjoyed one of the
heaviest rains July for many years
Tuesday. The several showers that
have fallen lately will make sure /
crop for the dry land wheat farmers.
Lee Hill took load Of passengers
to Bruneau last Saturday evening,
and q load to Boise for the circus
Monday.
G.. r. Maxwell has sold the Glenns
Ferry Gazette to man from Iowa
and will deliver possession the first
of August. Mr.. Maxwell Is In class
LA and will be called for service
within a short time. The Glenns
Ferry Gazette was founded ten years
ago by Geo. +. Lee and has had four
owners since, G. p. Diehl, w. U.
Hews, George Jones and MIR. Max
we'll.
Physical examinations OF the
young men who registered June 9Th
were started Wednesday, all OF those
who claimed no exemption being
called for the examinations. OF the
thirteen called In all but two passed
and we're pronounced physically fit
by DR.. Mather. The two, Sidney
Nelson and Harry Wilmot, went to
Shoshone Thursday for examination
by the district board.
Someone Is spreading poison on the
streets of Mountain Home for some
sinister purpose. Monday evening
day belonging to Stanton Park picked
up a baraof peanut candy on the