Mountain Home Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1915-1946, 1926-01-01

Byron Blackwell and Frank Boyl
of Rogerson, Nevada, were in tn
Ferry for the holidays. They re
turned to Rogerson Sunday.
Frank Liable of Huntington, Ore
gon, arrived to spend the holiday
with home folks.
Leroy Williams returned to thu
Ferry as freight house relief man OF
the o. S. L. Roy held the freight
house job here for two years.
w. J. Mcneil and family were
in Gooding spending the last week
end.
H. A. Bell, who has been working
for the o. S. L. as warehouse man
left for Butte, Montana, Sunday
Sidney Copper went to Boise
I Christmas.
Allen Reebe of the depot force is
off for a few days and has gone to
Salt Lake
Mrs. Allen Reebe went to Noun
tain Home and Boise for the holidays
NJ H. Coon and son Clifford re-
turned Sunday from La Grande
where they left the rest of the family
to finish out their visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. Morgan and Johnny
went to Denver Sunday morning on
No. IS.
Mrs. Steinkopf and daughter Ruth
Thomas and Bessie Morgan and
George iSteinkopf went to Cooling
Sunday.
The cattle men are to have get
together meeting at Hammett on
January the 9th, something on the
order of social affair.
The town basket ball team will
commence practice next Tuesday,
January 5th, at the high school au-
ditorium~ and will continue to prac-
tice for some time as they have. sew
eral games scheduled for the near
future.
The city is having some street
grading done which is quite an i'm
proyement
Roy Spargur and wife were Noun
tain Home visitors Sunday.
Mrs. Robert Mosgrove went to
Boise Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Hack spent
the holidays in Pocatello.
Mr.. and Mrs. ID. H. Burrell left
for a weeks visit in Pocatello af-
ter which they will return to their
home in Three Forks Montana.
Six cars were derailed on King
Hill Sunday. A coupler came down
aud caused them to go in the ditch.
Mr.. Harris of the U. S. R. S. ac-
companied by the Board which con-
sisted of Frank Wilson, Lawrence
Hill, Earl Foster, and F. E. Kincade,
made a trip of inspection of the
King Hill irrigation system from
Bliss to Hammett. Mr. Harris ex
poets to sever his connection with |
this project the first of the year.
L. A. Mooney has returned home /
from Pocatello where he has been in
a hospital for three weeks.
Naoma Moscript of Blackfoot is .
visiting in the home of Carl Ander-
son.
The assistant Road Master Fred
L. Homestead, whose headquarters
are in Nanpa, was in the city Tues
day on business.
The two boys who were summoned
before the Probate Judge at Noun
tain Home were released on proba
lion last Monday
w III L<u6lOgs Nu4El bpCSldA dS CiI
Tor the o. S, L. was in town We'd
lesday.
John McGinnis made a trip to
Mountain Home Monday.
L. Yeaman is day Waterman at
he crossing on the o S. L.
Mrs. ]. Hardesty, who has been
risiting in Los Angeles returned
ZONE Wednesday.
The Gem State Meat Market closed
heir doors Monday morning owing
o the slump in business.
The railroad company is doing
ONE improving at the depot by plas-
ering the ceiling of the passenger i
Waiting room. The work is being
lone by Ras Mikklesen and Ira :
Watts so the company is assured of a
God job.
C. w. Farris made a business trip
o Boise Wednesday.
Car Inspector Roy Darnell is able !
o be up on crutches after being laid !.
p for two weeks. .
Rev. w. T. Turner of Eagle who I
yas returning to his home in his car
tuesday December 20, met party :
n the road who crowded him off
nd his car turned over twice bruis-
lg his wife very badly. The party
4 the other car did not stop but