Mountain Home Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1915-1946, 1925-10-30


Halloween and the mischief of the
: occasion now undoubtedly predom-
mates in the minds of the younger
generation.
: Attorney Floyd G. White is now
in Boise, where he is suffering from
the effects Of bad cold
Mr., and Mrs. A. c. Crosley, OF
Grand View. were local visitors on
Wednesday. They plan to leave on
Next Saturday on an auto trip to
Portland for a short visit with rela-
tiyes.
Catholic Altar Society VIII give a
cake and candy sale in the building
south of Helms studio, Saturday,
Oct. s1st. 1t
Deputy Sheriff Walt Fountain is
now wearing spurs and six shoot
er in his endeavor to tame new
Ford car, recently purchased from
the local dealer.
Mr. and Mrs. ]. ~ Barnhart OF
Cold Springs were hostesses at
very enjoyable party last Saturday
evening. Cards and dancing were
enjoyed until a late hour when de-
licious refreshments were served.
Those present were Mr.. and Mrs.
Holt, Mr.. and Mrs Harlan Steven
son, Mr. Lavei, Mrs. Rainey, Mr..
Jackson, Mr.. Murphy, Mr.. Wilson,
Miss Ada Wilson, Fred wendell and
Mrs Della Bostic.
M. G. Helm, James Kite, and c.
r. Wetherell spent last Sunday ON
the Snake River hunting ducks.
Kite and Wetherell got the limit"
and Helm "only went along to take
pictures"
DIR. T. E. Evans and Victor Row
EFT made a business visit to Boise
last Monday afternoon.
A number of the local high school
students made the trip to Boise last
Saturday to attend the football
game Among those going over
were: Spencer Caldwell, Jack Bach.
Claude Mendoza and Charles Fara-
day, Jr.
o. e. Cannon, cashier of the First
National Bank, returned last Sunday
evening from an automobile trip to
Pocatello.
Lost - On Main Street, s6x6
Tire. $1,000 Reward. Leave at
The Republican. *4t1
Piano for sale for unpaid balance.
Charles Lee, Box 265, Boise. 4t1
Want to rent-A typewriter. stan
dard keyboard Make not so impor-
tant as condition OF machine In
quire Republican Office.
Now is a good time for Idaho
farmers to make sure that pumps in
a lfalfa spraying machines are
drained, advises f. e. Whitehead,
extension entomologist. Many farm
srs neglected to take this precaution
asst year and consequently found
cracked cylinders in their machines
asst spring.
The M. e. Ladies will hold their
Annual Christmas Bazaar Saturday,
December 5. Fancy work, aprons,
quilts, cooked food and candy.
Mrs. Ida Schoenecke, who has been
he guest of Mrs. Rich Thompson for
eyeral days returned to Beulah,
oregon, Monday.
Mrs. John Pence will spend the
winter with her daughter Esther,
Who is a student in the University
I Salt Lake.
Increased profits secured by feed
ng protein feeds to poultry justify
heir use, it is concluded from exper-
nents covering a period Of three
ears. The use Of protein foods I'm
uence definitely the size Of eggs be-
lg obtained with rations contain
lg animal and vegetable proteins.
For the past ten days Camas Prai-
e has been enjoying a real Indian
immer. With hardly a cloud in
ght, the weather has been warm
Rough to make the farmers hustle
it'll fall blowing. The temperature
nights has barely reached the
eezing point, but has been cold
Iough for fires. The rains of two
eeks ago gave the farmers good
owing conditions and this good
Gather has enabled late threshing
be completed in fine shape
mas County Courier.
Catholic Altar Society will give
Ike and candy sale in the building
nth of Helms studio, Saturday
t. 31st. 1t
Last Saturday evenings Blue Line
IS enroute to Boise went wild"
d left the road, tearing down a
ice and the car was finally stopped
t in the sage brush. The accident
opened about three miles this side
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