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HIGH BRIDGE STA.

New, 4-room bungalow: rooms (14x14).
Bath, electric light, stove heat front
and rear porches; lot 50x15O: fenced.
Price. $3.5OO; 5000 down, balance Ss2
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Real Estate for Sale
suburban Property tor Sale d
HIGH BRIDGE STA.

On w. B. & A. Electric Line. On
good county road, Ia miles south Of
furnace, electric light, cleo. motor. con-
crete walks around house: garage,
chicken house. 16x4s; built-in china
closet, concrete porch, 4 acres Of
to see this to appreciate. Price, $500 |;
terms
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Suburban Property to Rent 81

NEW 4-room bungalow, large lot; cleo
tricity; near stores and church; one
block of trolley; $50 month. Babcock
e. Winters, Riverdale, Md. Phone
Hyattsville s07-F-12.
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Stores to Rent

WISCONSIN AVE, 1265-Large store,
$50.
NJ ST. N. w. 3520-$50 month.
CORNER 2STH AND o STREETS N W.
Large store: will remodel to suit
tenant.
CORNER 31ST AND M-Entire second
floor, suitable for any business; rent
very reasonable.
X ST. N. W.. 3117-Large warehouse
and yard, in commercial section, SIS
per month.
J. LEO KOLB
1897 Wisconsin Ave. West 1913
LARGE store. suitable for grocery or
other business. Vacant through
death of owner. 500 9th st. s. E.
Lincoln 1856.
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A. VETTER

Klondyke St.. Radnor Heights, Va.
To come to Radnor Heights come
over new Key Bridge. take Fort Myer
road and come to top of hill, or take
Fort Myer bus
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Offices and Studios

OINHNCo dIHIU bUUUIUD u
DESIRABLE OFFICE ROOMS
in our building, S19 18th st. N W., on
I'd, Sd and 4th floors, at rents ranging
from SIS to $40, which includes regular
service, light and heat; available now.
Will redecorate to suit tenant.
QUINTER, THOMAS & CO.,
REAL ESTATE FINANCING
$40 18th st. Main S416.
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FALLS CHURCH. VA.

Two electric car lines; macadam
room brick. electric light, cellar and
porches. fine shade and lawn, some
fruit. over half acre Of ground; close
TO schools and churches; garage, chicken
house. Price, $500; terms. A greaf
buy. Let US show you these properties.
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HeIp-MaIe and FelnaIe 80
POSITIONS-All kinds available. Rick
3 mans Emp. (col) 1887 14th st. M. 1884.
WALTER HOLLAND, lawyer, 955 Nun
sey Bldg. gives free legal serv. 10
persons too poor to pay for them.
LEGAL ADVICE free. Apply Mr.. Robt.
B. Hollander. AIS Dist. Natl Bank Bids.
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Financial
Business Opportunities

HxCELnENT STORE; fine location;
rent reasonable; small stock and fix.
lures for sale; leaving city. Box A
S47 Times Herald.
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Groom bungalow. bath, cleo, water,
celar. garage; large lots. shade trees.
blocks from bus and car lines. Price,
1850; $1,000 cash, balance $40 month.
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STONE & FAIRFAX.
1912 New York ave.
Ask for Mr.. Gresham,
CLARENDON BARGAIN

$500 cash. SIS per month buys this at
tractive well built six-room modern
bungalow with pipeless furnace. electric
lty' gas, open fireplace. large floored
attic. concrete cellar, garage; lot 66x175.
c. EUGENE DOYLE
Clarendon Trust Co. Bldg.
Clarendon We NIo-s o1I
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Br0okHamd

In best location. on Newton st.
Well-built house, having IL
rooms besides finished rooms
in attic; unusually large rooms.
Electric lighting; open fire.
place; delightful porches above
and below: 2 baths. Is arranged
so can be used as two-flat
house with separate entrances.
Lot so IT. front by $50 II.
deep. Price S12,500. Terms
can be arranged. JOHN WIG
NALL 1885 Newton st. N. E.
North $3.50.
Evening star., 1924-10-29
ROOMS AND BOARD
Con tinUs
THE COLONIAL.

IVlH hND NJ SIS. N.W.-JW KUOMS-
Desirable double and single rooms In our
npto-date American plan hotel. All rooms
nave running hot and cold water and phones
showers and tub bath accessible to all rooms
parlors. spacious dining room on main floor
dining room supplied with products from our
virginia farms fresh daily. Reasonable rates.
Dns
Evening star., 1924-10-29

NCOuu moor.
9l7 II st. NV.
100 l. ST. NV
-Four large front rooms and hath. bo,,. J. 4.
wafer: ADULTS; refeffnces; r"nt s6l III.
THE PENTILLY. 1879 ST Nv
, -. x, reception hall ard bath ~ SIT m
= rooms, Kitchen and bath. h.... AZ m
rooms kitchen neao and bath. porch ..... 1000
<o5o ADAMS MILL RID.
, =. New Building
z rooms, Kitchen and bath S-n M
rooms, Kitchen and bath. .....-. no M
The CAMBRIDGE, a2l % 10Th ST. NV
Now Building
L room, dining aIrpyr Kit and hat s57 N
1HE EVERETT, 2I27 l. ST NV
. rooms, kitchen and bath s7E On
ro'hs, Kitchen and butb.......... ~ ~
room, kitchen and bath. IL on
ll01 11th ST. NV.
l room room dining alcoye. kit. and bath. 5000
: - PIG KALoRAMA RD.
~ % So2 18Th ST. '''.'''''' 'sl2''oo
rooms, kitchenettc and barn b s55 m
17l5 + ST. NV.
r. k. & b; Murphy bed. breakfast r. 100
1920 CALF. ST. NV
''"'' 1sp'B 1921 BfIM6&T a"a SS rs sr wv ''7 90
1 room, dining acove. Eit. and bath. s47 30
37nf IACOMB ST.
rooms, kitchen and hath.
740 9th ST NV
rooms, kitchenettr and bath......... S75 90
Geo. W I.inkins, l719 X St.
. OUTSIDE CORNER ApTS.
4 rooms and la 81
rooms and bath. ..........xs So,
''''A 18th AND suEpHEItD STS. NV. s.
{. T. BARRETT,
1902 81. Main Sole
~ -,
Evening star., 1924-10-29
RENT kOOMS-UNFURNISHED.

PETWoRTH 4O13 4th ST. rooms. kitchen
cite and porch, or room and ktchenette.
2t20 14th st N.w.-Large, bright rooms,
l.h.k.: h.-w.h; and or 3rd floor private.
1927 ILL. AVE Nw.-2 rooms and inclo-ed
porch. ami. sink. Adams 1898. 81
l.,34 EUCLID ST. NV connecting, am. 4. :;
no children. 81
1902 & ST. S.w.--3 unfurnshed rooms h.-w.
heat. gas. &25 month 81
3li IL ST. N.E.--3 unfurnished rooms with
bath, 2nd floor. 30'
los { ST. N.W-Rooms to suit price right.
Mrs tross - 81
go MASS AVE. N.W.--Two rooms and kitch-
enette. first hoor no children.
523 2nd N.w.-ThreP connecting second -hoor
front; Ink; reasonable.
24a3 n CAPITOL Sr.-Two clean rooms for
Ink: reasonable; also garage. 81.
ilI7 9th ST. NV w.-Three unfurnished rooms:
s2l 5th N.E-Two unfurnished rooms and
bath; lh.k.; Ea1Ee. oI-
1914 FRANKLIN ST. N.E-Two rooms for
Ink. electricity; $25. .
S03 7th ST. Sw.-Two unfurnished rooms
81 ADAMS ST. N.w.-Three large 81. ok
rooms. $45 month. so-
30s NE.-Two large basement rooms; rent.
$2J
la5 18th NE.-One unfurnished room; h.-w'h';
electricity: next bath. - -
62, PAWK RD.-Entire second floor. rooms
and bath. $40 10 right party. 81
sol 7th ST S.W W-TIree rooms and oath. so
$50 G ST. S.w.-5 rooms and bath. -
RENT ROOMS-SUBURBAN.
r,,,,sh.a r,,o,,. 30'
Evening star., 1924-10-29
GARAGE BUILDERS.

METAL GARAGES. slI5.Oo Up. COMPLETE
with cement floor +. u ALLEN. 1915 35th
st. NV. Phone West 93f. -
GARAGES: ALL TYPES: TERMS MODEL.
garages, Room 400. 927 18th st NV. =.
METAL GARAGES. $l35. T. u. Allen. 1915
35th ST. Phone West 93l. 2s'
west-GARAGE-Terms.
Every Home Can Afford One Of Our Garages.
TERMS AS LOW AS
81 CASH $40 PER no.
Washington Garage COnSt. Co,
Phone NJ 1884. Continental Trust Bldg.
LOWEST IN PRICE.
BEST OF MATERIAL.
We use only 26 gauge iron. Georgia silIs
TERMS-Sl CASH. Ss MONTH.
II. NJ. BRUNk.
1923 st. NE. Phone Line. s531.
WIZARD GARAGES.
All types: all kinds buiIding romodeline and
repair work: construction guaranteed: terms
Tot. 2i24- 927 18th ST. NV, Room col Sc
THE "DURABLE" GARAGE.
Built to Endure
DURABLE GARAGE CO.,
MAIN 1910. 141a G ST: NV.
THE "IDEAL" GARAGE.
BUILT By
The P. A. Roberts Const. Co., Inc.
THE MUNSEY RrILDING.
MAIN 1TT6 TERMS
Evening star., 1924-10-29
THE DAWN
WANTED-ROOMS.

1885 Que St NV
Double room, twin beds. large closet nea
hath. reasonable
Evening star., 1924-10-29

MIDDLE AGED GENTLEMAN desires we'll
heated room in small apartment, no other
roomers; northwest preferred garage must be
convenient Address Box 2iSU q, Star office. .
COUPLE with baby want nicely furnished
Ink. rooms with porch: not over S3j Ad-
dress Box 211-U. Star Office
BY young couple, unfurnlshed, three room apt.
or mat; use Of bath; private family preferred
Address BOX 32S-T Star office 9as
Evening star., 1924-10-29

SELECT and quiet neighborhood. suites. non
housekeeping rooms. sitting room, bedroom
bath. ami, including service: garage. In
Guire II. 1atane Lewis. 1422 St. or address
Box 23l L, Star office. 81
Evening star., 1924-10-29

2004 N.W.-Large. clean nicely furnished
ROOM suitable for one or two girls; also large
room. kitchenette and bath; all modern i'm
provements; references; walking distance
dents
Evening star., 1924-10-29

81 A MONTH. SINGLE BRICK GARAGE.
near l1th and Euclid NV. Phone Col. 6lS-
NEW GsKAGE REAR 1907 p ST. FACING
CopIey Courts: size 10 by 10; sliding door.
Evening star., 1924-10-29

YOUNG MAN who is college university stu
dent for roommate: bright room. near down
town section: ami; telephone, radio: use of
library: $3.50 per month exceptionally good
offer for the ambitious and sociable type. Adj
dress Box l59-U. star office. 90
Evening star., 1924-10-29

POTOMAC HEIGHTS. al stop. fare;
second floor. consisting bedroom. kitchenette
and hall: bath on first floor: electricity.
h.-w.h.; young employed couple girls; So
month. Address Box 2J4-U, star office.
Evening star., 1924-10-29

VIRGINIA HOUSE, 14l7 Mass. ave. Terrace
Newly furnished room suitable for two or
three persons; also two large, attractive rooms
Evening star., 1924-10-29
NEAR wARDMAN HOTEL, PRIVATE GA

GARAGE, CONVENIENT TO CORNER RENO
road and Jn"elyn st. Mr.. ENNlCloS, De
M frnnn q I'm MI
Evening star., 1924-10-29

642 EAST CAPITOI.-Large front room. 3rd
floor; also two on first floor suitable for doc
tors Office or for persons private entrance
Lincoln "A. ~
Evening star., 1924-10-29

1873 COLUMBIA ROAD-Doube with sleep-
ing porch: 2nd floor. next tile bath: modern
house, well heated; reasonable; employed
couple.
Evening star., 1924-10-29
RENT ROOMS-FURNISHED.

1416 MADISON ST. NV W.-SingIe or en- suite,
two attractive rooms. private hath tshowerI.
second floor. southern exposure screened
porchrs. electricity. hot-water heat, telephone :
private home gentlemen; $50 each. Phone
Col 1000.
VERY COMFORTABLE. pleasant. well fur
pished second-stoIy front room; private fam
ily; delightful home: all modern conveniencps;
hot-water heat: electricity: continuous hot
water; choicest residential section: gentlemen
only. Col. 4s4T.
Evening star., 1924-10-29

1Z7y NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE tnear Dupont
Circla)-Two or 8 rooms and kitchenette. 3rd
floor; one very large room, near bath, Ind
6oox; adnltA.
Evening star., 1924-10-29
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
(COntinued.D

1859 MINTW00D Plan EXCLUSIVE APT.
house. attractively fur; two-room, kitchen.
bath apt, all front Adams 41SO.
THREE ROOMS. KITCHEN, BATH, sun
Darlor. near Central Hiph School. fSE. refe
Evening star., 1924-10-29

2 LARGE, BRIGHT RMS, PRIVATE BATH
kit., eiec;, sleeping porch; newly decorated
II. WI. lib L 81. ne. GauiroI HII
Evening star., 1924-10-29

2715 18th ST. N.W.-Very desirable large sec
ond- floor front room, in semi detached beau
tiful private home; Ami; reasonable. Phone
Col. 100. IL
Evening star., 1924-10-29

14I4 21st ST. NEAR DUPONT CIRCLE-Two
attractive front furnished rooms, with private
bath no other roomers; private residence; also
garage. l.
Evening star., 1924-10-29
RENT E0OMS--FURNISHED.
CnnfInnea

814 MD. AVE NE, Apt. 1.-Two comfort
ably furnished rooms. in modern apartment
with privileges OF kitchen. Call after >
,',lnrl
Evening star., 1924-10-29

1918 WISCONSIN AYE.--Large front room !:
electricity and heat; for two gentlemen or
couple: furnished or unfurnished; s25 month
Call after 800 pm.
Evening star., 1924-10-29
WANTED-ROoMS AND BOARD

~ ~ = ~1~~ 1eS O'46 xA2NO OV0xkO.
toNGENIAL home for young mother and
ThiId n OF - rensonable; state terms. Address
i,o& sIs-G. star onice. 3Os
COLLEGE STUDENT. refined character ba.
ford car. wishes to exchange services for room
ana BOARD tddrcss Box 149-C. Star office 2gs
TABLE BOARD.
DUPONT CIRCLE. 1855 n. H-Southern cook
ing waiiies. mullins, etc, every day: chicken
dinners twice week
l45l HARVARD ST. y W.-Try our meals a nd
he convinced there is better &c
9iD /. ST. NV Apt. Table board boa rd-
in2 - per week: home cooking
Evening star., 1924-10-29

9O7 NJ ST. N.W.--Large front and back mr.
lor; nicely furnished; player-p!ano; Ink. $40
per month; also large room and kitchenette; ;
,
Evening star., 1924-10-29

ApARIMENT OF 3 ROOMS. ANIL. NEWLY
Adams 5057. '' 90.
Evening star., 1924-10-29

1855 BELMONT ST. N.W.-Front room near
bath: instantaneous hot water: book shelves;
telephone; for gentleman; $22. so. Col 3433
Evening star., 1924-10-29
Observation-Disclosures.
fCOnfinued.D

s2s 22nd NV RMS. AND BATH. ond
moor: elec lights; sleeping porch; s45.
WE HELP NEWCOMERS FIND DESIRABLE
Park road: Open evenings.
~ II ST N.W.-FLAT FOR RENT. 2 NICE,
clean rooms with hot and cold water In
rooms. 3Os
Evening star., 1924-10-29

;IX-CAR BEICk GARAGE. FOR CARS OF;
rucks: electro lights and garage service
,nar 40 Enn IL W Erunk In GSnl.
Gunnison news-champion., 1924-07-04
Two wav, Of makIno = e,u..

Open your mouth and purs- cau-
tIously and your stock OF wealth and
reputation shall, at least In repute. be
great Zimmerman.
Gunnison news-champion., 1924-07-04

HALl-Cattlemen's Days
See If your school is alive 81
Gunnison news-champion., 1924-07-04
Democratic Convention
In New York City

aAtD
sprang into the front rank of Demo
cratic leaders al the Chicago con-
vention in 1896, has been the sponsor
Of advanced thot and the arch enemy
Of Wall Street.-The man unafraid, un-
compromising and uncompromised.
Shortly after noon yesterday, just
when the 3Sth ballot was about TO
be taken. Bryan threw the great con-
vention into turmoil by whirlwind
speech such as only Bryan in all the
world can make. After taking the
/ platform, he named seven leading
I candidates whom he regarded as fit
( for the presidential nomination. They
were Murphree. Of Florida; Josephus
/ Daniels of South Carolina. Senator
Robinson Of Arkansas. his brother,
I Governor c. w. Bryan Of Nebraska
Senator Ralston of Indiana. r. T. Mer-
I dith of Iowa. Senator Walsh of
1 Montana. but he did not name Smith,
{ Davis or Underwood whom he regards
as representative Of the financia! in
terests which always seek to control
both political parties. He wound Up
with the strongest endorsement Of
william Gibbs MeAdoo. Bryan was
in his old fighting form and made q
tremendous mpressios on the cor
verfion when he characterized Me-
Adou as progressive; as man who
had made possible fo- the present
convention to be progressive instead
Of re.vtionary she result was i'm
media 'eiy apparent whea McAdoo's
vote on the next ballot rose from 4r3
to i.i, while Smith lost six, and Davis
|2I.
Last ngfit the McAdoo foeces con-
tinued II gain, the wire TO the
News-Champion from the United
Press reading:
NEW yORk-William c.. McAdoo}
went over 500 mark on the auth bal
lot at the Democratic convention. scor- |
ing 505is, the highest point yet at |
tanned. Announcement df this vote
was the signal for a noisy denionstra-
tion. Instantly Smith par1isans be-
began to yell for their candidate who
has been Shipping in recent ballots and
is now down to 3l71s from high peint
of 323is. No other changes except
fractional shifts recorded The Nc
Adoo floor managers are now on big |
drive of the convention. They took ~
running start when convention con-
vened after unsatisfactory afternoons
Dallotin&.
FoRTY4FIRsT BALLGrcox, So,
Underwood, 39h; j. w. Davis, 70; I
McAdoo. 5U4.9; Ralston,. ID Robinson,
"a; Smith. 3l7.3; Salisbury, 6; Glass,
"a; Ritchles ria.
FORTY-SECOND BALLDT-Chsn-
ges from 4lst, J. w. Dzyis, 81; Nc
Adoo, 5OB.4; Smith, 3l6.6; Glass. 2sra.
Convention adjourned tin nine, Thurs
day morning. July 8, eastern STANDARD
time.
NEW YORK-Unabae after farty-
two ballots to break one Of the worst
deadlocks in the history Of Demouatic
party, the convention ad5ourned
shortly after ten o'clock Wednesday
night, until nine Thursday morning,
so that rival factions might gather and
try to reach an agreement on . COM
promise candidate. McAdoo made an
other bold drive on night halloting, by
retaining several blocks former sup
porters. He was able to shoot the
peak up to 506s. Hopes of the Nc
Adoo supporters were high when this
ballot was taken, but on next two
dropped one delegate, then another.
All efforts to push him further up
seemed futile. Meanwhile Governor
Smith hanging around Sl6 when
finished.
Gunnison news-champion., 1924-07-04

Editorial Continued on Page Seven.)
Gunnison news-champion., 1924-07-04
Continental and Texaco Gas at McDermott's
Are There Too Many COttonwoods?

"WOodman spare that topic
Of discussion at the town council meeting Tuesday night The
Gunnison Woan Club had petition protesting against
the slaughter of the which
have the lighting system effective possible by cutting
the shadows the five blocks In this
there only sacrifice that the petition
granted large before the reading However
question in streets where the coonwoods thick
form almost dense hedge whether ought 60 If
bright college professor would study this question and
determine other varieties than narrowea cottonwood that
would make altitude would help solve the
problem
Gunnison news-champion., 1924-07-04

DR.. Chas. G. Davis and family. ac.
eompanied by q party Of tourists, ar
rived at Waunita this week, coming
from Chicago to spend the summer
at DIR. Davis resort. The genial die
tor was in Gunnison Thursday shak-
ing hands with his many aoquaint.
ances and friends.
Gunnison news-champion., 1924-07-04

Mr.. and Mr,. J. f. jacobson came
in last Friday from Nebraska to visit
Mr.. Jacobson's sister, Mrs. A. J. Brod-
erick. They leave today for their
home, taking their daughter who has
been visiting here month.
Gunnison news-champion., 1924-07-04
Good Oils and Gas are the Cheapest

A. nnar-iage license was issued Tues
day 10 Soe Tezast and Mary Teak.
both of Crested Butte. AItho the
young psople have the same name,
they are Of course ?. not related.
Gunnison news-champion., 1924-07-04
Former GunnisOn Man
Injured at Saguache

Max Werner, who used to WORT in
Gunnison as a mechanic in Keelor's
garage q few years ago, was badly
injured in an automobile accident near
Saguache Sunday, when the can he
was driving ran into truck without
lights. The cars met at turn in the
road. Mr.. Werner had his leg badly
broken and was seriously hurt and
bruised. Two young ladies who were
with him, were likewise badly bruised.
Gunnison news-champion., 1924-07-04
Just a BIT Dubious.

u aln.t never doubted pa In all the
years We been married. except the two
times be put on his best clothes In the
middle ot the week without, explain
in."-kansss City Star.
Gunnison news-champion., 1924-07-04

JudSe' McDougai has been confined
to his home this week with siege of
Illness. However, he is getting along
pretty wst at this=date.
Gunnison news-champion., 1924-07-04

Miss Mildred Clark went to Mont
rose Thursday morning to spend the
week end with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Rex Clark.
Gunnison news-champion., 1924-07-04

Mrs Grace Lejune returned Thurs
day morning after spending the win
ter in Denver She viii remain for
the summer with her mother, Mrs,
Mary Williams.
Gunnison news-champion., 1924-07-04
One Lie Breeds Another.

lie who tells lie Is not sensible
how great task he undertakes: for
he must invent 20 more to maintain
that oneg-Pope
Gunnison news-champion., 1924-07-04

FOR SALE-l00 newspapers for 25e.
Just the thing for house cleaning
time. Get Z good supply Of them
At NEWS-CHAAPION OFFICE.
Gunnison news-champion., 1924-07-04

LOST-Tortoise shell trimmed grasses
on Main street. One lens broken.
q. JAMES KNOWLES.
Gunnison news-champion., 1924-07-04
Senate SNUFF ooxea-

The snuff-boxes now In use In the
federal senate chamber are placed on
the ledge Immediately to the Left Of
the doors entering the senate chamber
lobby. While seldom used. except by
visitors, they are kept hlled with fresh
snua. and have been In use since the
custom WAS general.
Mountain Home Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1915-1946, 1924-10-17
PINE
K 1lN IA
Special to the Republican

Miss Wanlyn oliver visited with
friends at Featherville last week end
Miss Ellen Larsen spent last week
with her father at Fall Creek. Miss
&c. Moore of Boise is also a guest
6at the Rudolph Larsen home.
The Idaho Power Co. are doing
some repair work on the power line
here this week.
Mrs. Ella Caldwell and little Neva
Potter were over from the ranch
Sunday and attended Sunday school
while here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ted Pearson of Hill
City motored over Sunday and spent
the day with Mr.. and Mrs. Drew
Hughes.
Several car of hunters are in the
hills getting ready for the opening
of the deer hunting season.
Luther Irwin drove down from
the E. o. Abbot Ranch Saturday for
supplies.
Fred Hastings has taken his sheep
to winter quarters near Gooding af-
ter spending the summer here.
Chas. Abbot and King Brown have
taken their sheep to the lower range.
They left here the 18th.
The busy buzz of the gasoline
wood saws are to be heard every day
now, those remaining here for the
winter preparing for the cold wealth
Mountain Home Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1915-1946, 1924-10-17
Trade at Home
NOTICE TO CREDITORS

Estate OF Susan V. Lockman, de-
ceased,
Notice is hereby given by the I'M
dersigned administrator of the Es-
tate of Susan " Lockman, deceased,
to the creditors of and all persons
having claims against the said de-
ceased, to exhibit them with the nee
essary vouchers, within ten months
after the first publication of this no
tice, to the said administrator at
the Office of j.. B. Green, or at the
Probate Court Office, in Mountain
Home, Idaho, County of Gilmore,
State of Idaho, this being the place
fixed for the transaction of the bust
ness of said estate.
Dated October 14th, 1924.
LEE H. BARBER,
Administrator of the estate of Su-
san " Lockman, deceased.
O17-N7
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CLASSIFIED ADS
RATE-10c per line per insertion,
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REPUBLICAN WANT ADS
GIT RESULTS

FOR RENT: Four room plastered
house. one block south Of school
house. See Mrs. Will Stimson. 49tf
If it's made, we have 1t. II 1t
isn't, we make 1.-THE Leather
Shop. 3Stf
Buy your leather goods at the
Leather Shop. 3stf
FOR RENT: Three furnished
rooms. See Mrs. Dearinger. STA
FOR RENT: Three room apart
ment. furnished. Apply at this Of
fee. 52tf
Mountain Home Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1915-1946, 1924-10-17
EAGLES ATTENTION
PRAIRIE
Special to the Republican


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Mrs. Orville Smyser arranged a
very pleasant surprise in honor of
: her brother Van Bell the evening of
october 4, that day being his twenty
first birthday. A most enjoyable
evening was spent by all present.
Edward Poulton, ranger at Long
Gulch and small crew have been
busy the past week removing the
= telephone line from Trinity station
down Smith Creek. The forestry in
tends to build a telephone line up
Fall Greek to the Trinity station.
A. Mr.. Reedy of Boise has pur-
chased an acreage of Mrs. Julius
Maureth, adjoining the ]. j. Greer
ranch, Mr.. and Mrs. Reedy were on
the Prairie last week looking over
the land in view of building in the
spring. They are very favorably
impressed with this locality.
This vicinity experienced the first
snow ctorm of the season Friday
night Snow fell to the depth of
four and half inches, but is rapidly
going at this writing.
Mrs. Geo. Amos of Regina and Miss
Freida McNewson of Mayfield are
week end guests of the J. ]. Greer
family.
Smith Prairie Highway Commits
sioners are to hold called meeting
of the board Oct Is. No meeting
was held Oct. 1, as two of the mem
bers were absent.
The usual Saturday night dance
was held at the Joe Engelman home |
the evening of Oct. 16. A large
crowd attended and as usual every |
one reports a fine time.