Mountain Home Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1915-1946, 1926-06-11

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James oNeill and Mr.. and Mrs.
Hill Ottenheimer spent the last week
end camping on Trinity Crek. They
reported fishing in the Boise as very
good.
Joe H. Dewitt, of Rupert, who
has been employed for the past
month in the Republican office has
returned home and Lawrence Novak
is back again on the job.
James o'Neill and Hill Ottenheim-
err are the champions of last week
end, having secured a number of
good sized fish from the Boise. They
tell us about it but we have as yet
failed to see the evidence in order to
positively qualify them as the weeks
victOrs.
I. D. Stokes, of Hill City, is recov-
ering at the Fairfield hospital from
an attack Of spotted fever says the
Camas Courier. He has been there
for the past week.
Mrs. Henrietta Zacher, Mrs. Rich
Thompson and Mrs. Anna Wheeler
went to Boise last Friday to meet
the National President of Daughters
of Union Veterans and to attend the
banquet given in her honor at the
Owyhee hotel that evening.
Second half of 1926 taxes becomes
delinquent after Saturday, June 26.
Pay before that date and save pen
atty and interest. 34t1
Mr.. and Mrs. w. j. Hughes, form
err well known residents OF Mountain
Home, passed through this city last
Monday EN- route from their home
at Payette to St. Anthony, where
they will spend a couple of weeks |
visiting with relatives.
Second half of 1925 taxes becomes
delinquent after Saturday, June 20.
Pay before that date and save pen
atty and interest. 34t1 |
Mrs Charles Crabb left last Fri
day for Pendleton. oregon, where
abe expects to visit her daughter,
Mrs Earl Riddle for the next few
weeks.
Andy Evans, of Castle Creek, was
Mountain Home visitor last Tues
day and while in the city Mr.. Evans
was exhibiting some excellent speci-
mems of gold ore recently taken from
his mining property on Poison Greek,
Owyhee county.
Second half of 1925 taxes becomes
delinquent after Saturday, June 26.
Pay before that date and save pen
atty and interest. S4t1
Miss Lois Stafford is now en-
ployed as stenographer at the First
National Bank of this city.
Since Village Councilman John
GoodaIl has started growing side
burns it is doubtful If we ever get
the barbed wire fence removed from
around the Carl Miller park John
says that about all that the fence is
good for is place for him to scratch
his back and he will oppose its re-
moval
Mrs. Erkenbeck, of Grand View,
was visiting with Mountain Home
friends on Monday of the past week
The Idaho State Democratic Cen
trail Committee have get-together
meeting scheduled for Boise on
June 18th and several of the local
members of the party plan on at
tending.
County Assessor Thomas Trathen
was business visitor in the Upper ;
County last Sunday and Monday. ;
w. L. Bach who spent several !
days of last week end in this city !
relatives departed last Sun ::
day morning for Lakeyiew, Oregon.
He was accompanied by Kenneth !.
Wall and Miss Florence OMAHA as
far as Parma, !;
Sheriff Arthur A. Stevens was a !.
visitor in Glenns Ferry last I
Monday afternoon. I
Mrs. Leonore Mussetter, district !!
organizer for the Neighbors of Wood Z
raft Lodge, is spending few weeks :
iere in the interest of the local cir I!
lie. While in town Mrs Mussetter Z
will make her home with Mrs. Will !.
lam Hanley. I
a little picnic supper was enjoyed !
IN Rattlesnake creek Tuesday after {
loon by Bernice and Arnetta Bjorn- i
on, Lucille and Doris Norell, Elsie !
iravert, Mr.. and Mrs. and Edith Ma :
on. !