Mountain Home Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1915-1946, 1924-10-17
Local and Personal
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LOST; Travelling bag on road to
Boise, Friday. Finder please leave at
this office. Reward. IT,
Phone 55J, when you want your
clothes renovated. The Wardrobe.
j. r. Stratton, well known farm
er, of the Grand View section, was
a local visitor over the last week
end.
Mrs. Rhody Northey and Mrs ID.
A. Jones' of Bellevue, were visiting
friends in this city last Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Amos II, Eckert were
arrivals from Hill City last Satur-
day and spent the day patronizing
local merchants.
Mack Hodgensen, of Caldwell, was
a business visitor in Mountain Home
the fOrepart of the week
William Turner, of Bruneau was
transacting business in this city last
Saturday.
Bows shoes a specially. Moneys
worth or money back. Whitaker
Clothing Co. 1t
Jack Goul, manager OF the Noun
tain States Telephone and Tele-
graph Company's office in this city,
now feels that he is due all bonors
as a hunter, having killed bob cat
in his yard near the east city limits
OF town. Mr. Goul states that the
bob cat was kitten and was evil
IDENTIFY lost or had strayed into the
city in a search for water Jack
felt that he had made a mark for
himself as a shot and few days af-
ter having killed the cat he left on
deer hunting expedition.
H. Robinson, of Twin Falls, was
among the large delegation of out
side people who visited this city
during the past week
Albert G. Perkins was an arrival
FROM Fairfield last Monday and he
spent several days in the city at
tending to business matter.
Phone 55J. when you want your
clothes renovated The Wardrobe.
e. f. Drake, of New Plymouth,
was a business visitor In our midst
last Monday.
Just arrived Fall and Winter hats
for men and BOYS. Whitaker Cloth
inc Co. 1t
Miss Addle Robertson was up from
Bruneau on Monday and spent sew
eral days visiting with local friends.
James NJ Gibbs, of Bull, trans
acted business in the Gilmore County
metropolis last Monday and Tuesday.
Joe Duvall, of Grand View, was In
the city on Tuesday attending to
business matters.
r. b. Barkesdeele WIS an arrival at
the Mellen last Tuesday from Wei
ser and spent several days In the
city attending to business matters.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Ingraham, OF
TWIN Falls, were the guests of To-
cal friends the forepart of the past
week.
r. C. Dugale and c. c. George, OF
HALEY, were in the city last Tues
day.
FOR RENT: A five room cottage.
Rent $40 per month. See Mrs. Rid
dell.
Several very attractive window
displays featuring the Halloween
Season are noticeable about town.
Arrangements will likely be made
next week whereby Il will be pos
sible for the National Election re-
.urns to be received at the Republic
,an office. The Republican in its
policy of service will attend to the
natter of compiling state and coun-
y returns but some cooperation on
he part of local citizens will be nee
,ssary in order to secure the nation
Il bulletins as that will be too great
/ burden to be borne by any one In
liyidual.
The Republican must be a well
.ome guest in any home where it is
eceived. is the attitude of the pub
Usher. We do not desire the paper
ent to any address where Il Is not
welcomed. In view of this fact we
rave given ample notification to all
that II they are not paid
p by November first their papers
yill be discontinued. We will take
for granted If we do not receive
he remittances by that date that the
republican is no longer desired and
he names will be removed from the
st. However, we do hope this step
dill not be necessary as we appre-
late every reader that we have and
re counting on all of them lending
heir assistance in making the Re-
nblican a bigger and better paper
IAN It now is. If you don't receive
our paper after Nov. you will
now that we feel that you do not
ant It longer
Sheriff Arthur A. Stevens spent
veral days of the forepart of the
lst week in Pocatello. where he was
lied on Federal Court business.