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ELMORE COUNTY, IDAHO.
j- Editors ard PsorsiRToaa.
O. M. PAYNE,
MABEL L. PAYNE,
Slmoro County Official Paper.
Mountain Home, April 10.1 902 *
Idaho's Big Boom.
Review, the
The Salt Lake Mining
best and most conservative mining
journal published in the west, say#.
"The tidal wave of prosperity that ia
about to engulf the Thunder Mount
ain region in Idaho will bear on its
créât many good things for the entire
inter-mountain region. That this wave
is coming and will soon be here is in
dicated in many ways. Every news
paper, at borne and abroad, has some
of this new Eldorado, of
thing to say
the mineral wealth that has been found
within its environments, and of the
thousands that will soon be headed
toward this promised land, which,
from all accounts, will develop a num
ber of splendid bonanzas before the
That this
On
close of the present year,
will be the case seems almost a cer
tainty, and for two good reasons, one
of which is that experts have staled
of country iu this
that a vast erea
Motion of Idaho is heavily mineralized,
the Other being that a small army of
experienced mining
rado, Utah, Montana, Nevada, Cali
fornia and western milling states will
thoroughly prospect that legion this
summer, and if they do not succeed
in finding a dozen or more of Monte
Cristo propositions, it will be a nine
days' wonder,
whole western country will receive a
wonderful impetus as far as the min
ing industry is concerned, because cf
this rush to Thunder Mountain, and
the entire west will he benafitted. It
boom similar to the Thunder
men from Colo
As a matter ol fact the
was a
Mountain excitement that made Crip
ple Creek, and gave to Colorado one
of the greatest gold mining camps
upon God's footstool. This movement
much for Idaho.
promises as
to
Lafe Clark came in Sunday Irom
Boise.
Will C. Stimson is on the sick
list thie week.
L. A. Beardin, of Bruneau, was
a visitor here Tuesday.
The Fort Hall Indian reserva
tion will lie thrown open May 15.
James Thompson will on Satur
day start for his old home at Jop
lin, Mo.
R. B. Brown has filed petiton for
letters of administration of the es
tate of John Lynch, deceased.
Mrs. W. C. Stimson will go to
Pendleton in a few days and wit
the great Woodman log-rolling.
Mrs. Engelhart, wife of George
Engelhart, who formerly resided in
Atlanta in this county, died at Boise
on the 7th.
A letter received from J. W.
Bailey, Little Camas, this morning
Snow is going very fast.
Total
April
Street
Stock
On
Fire
Bays:
Looks like spring her* how.
James Carroll is repapering and
renovating the corner front room of
the Commercial hotel building,
which wilt be soon occupied by Mr.
Pilliner, watchmaker and jeweler.
Idaho is soon to have a Grand
Chapter of the Order of the Eastern
Star. Delegates will meet at Wei
ser, April 18 to organize. Miriam
chapter of this place will be repre
sented.
«4
D. W. Greenberg, local manager
of the Idaho Beet Sugar Co. and
the Elmore County Irrigated Farmc
Association has resigned his posi
tion with the above companies and
is now employed by W. D. Rey
nolds.
Thomas Mellen returned Monday
from the Clover creek country. He
reports great difficulty in crossing
Clover creek and says it must be
bridged or somebody will surely be
drowned while attempting to ford
it with a team.
A company has been formed here
for the purpuse of boring for oil
near Hot Spring, Bruneau valley.
The directors are Arthur Pence, A.
G. Smith. H. J. Syms, Dr. W. F.
Smith, E. M. Wolfe, W. A. Rey
nolds and D. B. Hyde.
The "Evening of song" by the
Gongregatienal choir, postponed
from last week, will be given thie
Thursday evening at 8 o'clock. As
before announced the song, "Beau
tiful Isle of Somewhere,
rendered by a chorus of young la
dies. Miss Mabel Barstow, already
so well received as an elocutionist,
will recite. Free admission, a col
lection to lie taken. Everybody
welcome.
E. Tacha, Shoshone's popular
photographer, lias accepted a po
sition with the Helfrich mercantile
establishment at Mountain Home
and will remove with his family to
that place in a short time. Mr.
Tacha and his estimable wife have
made many friends during their
stay here who will regret their de
parture and who will join with us
in wishing them prosperity in their
new location.—Shoshone Independ
ent.
>»
will lie
All preachers do not practice
what they preach. They tell peo
ple to marry for love, and yet they
marry as many as they can for
money.
With chewing gum on the end of (
a long wire an enterprising thief
picked diamond rings worth $500
out of the wiudow of a New York
store. !
m
tain
is
ley
in
past
area
the
to
"Boodlers" Leave the New
Trustees $ 910 . 47 *
By the following reports accepted
at the last meeting of the outgoing
village trustees, it may be observed
that the gentlemen who were bran
ded by the Republican organ
"boodlers" have left quite a hand
some legacy for their successors
office. Yet the people were told
that there was a big "nigger
cealed under Treasurer Cowen s
wood-pile, and that "boodle" was
the only thought of the former trus
tees, and that Clerk Sinnott was
the greatest "boodler" of them all.
Those who credited such slander
should read the reports below:
Annul report el Cl.rk «I Villa*. of UounUln Home,
Idaho, ibowlnr tl.e financial condition ol none
for the year endln* April I. WO*:
General Fund.
Balance on hand laat report
Amouunt »luce recalled ..
The
cen
in
con
Cash.
.. iSOfi 20
.. 987 §7
v6B
»1SS5 77
- 1871 S3
Total,.
Amount paid on redeemed warranta,
hand, ...
S3 04
Balance
HUeet Fund.
Balance
Amount slot* received.
18 46
979 39
hand last repot t,
997 86
968 23
Amount paid, redeemed warrants,
Balance on hand, ....
Cemetery Fund.
On hand last report.
Amount since received,
41 0-2
. oo oo
*7 50
27 60
Balaifce on hand,
Stock Fund.
Amount received to date,
On hand.
Fire Department Fund.
Balance on hand laat report,
hand.
11 90
11 90
of
a
cf
It
222 29
222 29
On hand,
Grand cash 01
General fund,
Street fund,
Cemetery fuud,
Stock fund,
Fire fund,
33 in
«4 M2
27 50
11 00
222 2 »
340 25
Total.
Warrante General Fund.
Balance due laut report,
Amount since issued,
74 25
1534 30
-
wa 3»
Total,.10OH M
Warrant* red'med, $1321.83; war. held, 0.00, 1327 83
280 00
33 94
24« 87
437 32
816 00
1262 .32
298 9»
44 02
the
Balance due.
hand,
Bv cash
Net indebtedness, •
Street Fund —Balance due last report,
Warrante ri*
issued,
Total,
Balaucc duo,
Bv cash on hand,
one
'264 47
240 26
340 62
800 00
Net indebtedness,
seetts- Cash
hand,
Solvent délits, delinquent taxas, 1991
Due hy county for liquor license)«,
A
14S8 77
230 HI
254 47
50 00
Total.
Grand ln«lebtednea*—Gen. fund warrants,
Street fund warrant«.
Cemetery fund,
Total.
sick
was
Jop
for
es
to
wit
in
Boise
W.
535 28
143« 75
535 23
Arnett*,
Total grand debt.
$910 47
Sworn to before A. G. Smith, clerk district court,
April 2, 1902.
Annual Financial Report of the Treasurer of the Vil
lage of Mountain Home, ending April 1, 1902.
hand laat report, 800 20
989 67
Grand credit,
AUG. M. SINNOTT, Clerk.
General fund Bal cash
Amount since received,
1355 77
1321 83
Total,
Amount paid on re teemed warrants,
Balance
Street fund -Balance on han«l laat rejiort,
Amount since receded.
33 04
18 40
990 64
hand,
Total, ...
Amount paid on redeemed warrant«,
Balance
Cemetery fund Balance cash
Stock fund—Balance cash o
hand.
Grand Cash Account -
On hand in general fund.
Street fund.
Cemetery fund.
Stock fund,
Fire fund,
44 02
27 60
11 90
222 29
hand,
hand, •
bund, - •
Fire fund— Ca«fe
33 94
44 02
27 10
11 90
222 29
9349 25
Grand t-otal,
Sworn to before Aug. M. Sinnott, Village Clerk,
J M COWEN, Tr
April 2, 1992.
The Mullina Pump.
. T j j 4
Says the Shoshone Independent:
B. G. MullinB, of Bliss, was over ra(
to Boise last week to watch the
practical test of a new pump of
, - 1 , • • _ _._ T „ -,
wftich he is the inventor. In writ- ,,
.......
ing the result to a friend in this
city Mr. Mullins said:
"I write to tell you of my recent
trip to Boise for the purpose of put
ting in a sample pumping plant at
the store of the Idaho Implement
Co , with whom I was on a deal to
handle the pump. We installed
one of our 6-inch pumps with a 3
horse gasolene engine for power and
while I had great confidence in the
pump I was hardly prepared for its
almost incredulous performance.
Lifting as it does—anybody inter
ested 1 can see—750 gallons per min
ute or 87 miners inches with an ex
pense of 2 cents (says the Idaho
Implement Co ) per hour, or, ac
cording to dutv of the Ridenh&ugh
Canal Co., sufficient quantity for
140 acres of land. A pumping out
fit of this kind will convert many
thousand acres of land within
a radius of 25 miles of Boise which
is underlain with sheet water at a
depth of from 6 to 15 feet, which
with these pumps, this land will he
converted from desert waste with
out value to green fields and fruit
ful orchards worth in the raw state
from $50 to $100. It looks like an
extravagant claim, but this pump
has more capacity, twice over, than
any other pump on the market and
the same is true with reference to
cost, liesides a saving of 10 per
cent in power and double in length
of life on account of being ad
justable to take up any wear that
may occur."
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la
to
us
lie
Notice.
Claims against Elmora County
muet lie filed in thie office on or be
fore Saturday, April 12, or the
same will be laid o er until the
July meeting of the board.
By order of the Board of County
Commissioners.
A G. Smith. Auditor.
An exchange tells of a young la
dy who went into a drug store to
purchase a hath sponge. When Bhe
faced the clerk she got rattled and
called for a sponge bath. The clerk
promptly fainted.
Some ofihe truths expressed by
for
of ( Mr. Wheeler of Kentucky about
American toadyism may have been
disagreeable, but it is a matter of
common knowledge that good med
! iciue is often bad to take.
Joe H. Hutchinson Talks. TO
„ _ . . . Take
Hon. Joe H. Hutchinson, former
lieutenant governor of Idaho, re- f*jl* to
tly visited Denver and in an in- is on
terview with a representative of the For
Denver Post, expressed himself as shop,
follows regarding Thunder Moun
tain and the state in general:
Thunder Mountain gold region
is entirely surrounded by old placer
fields such as the Boise Basin, Stan
ley Basin, Florence, Warrens and
I.emhi placers. The total output
in gold from these placers in the
past was over $500,000,000. Its
area is 10,000 square miles, in
which there are to-day less than
1,000 people. Now place 1,000
people in Massachusetts, Connecti
cut and Rhode Island and leave
the possibility there open for in
ment to the rest of mankind,
and it would look like a good place
to go, wouldn't it? Yet, from the
Bitter Root mountains to Butte,
Mont., and form Boise to British
Columbia, larger in area than the
three New England States, and the
future possible wealth in Idaho's
100 miles square is greater thaï, the
wealth of the three states named.
cen
it
Crown
Office,
In the
Idaho
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named
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brought
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State
to
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twenty
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from
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Daisy
Elmore
and
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quired,
sum
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ruary,
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"Butte is the copper center, Sho
shone county, Idaho, produces one
half of the lead output of the United
States. The Thunder Mountain
region is exactly between the two
Take a map, find the 115th merid
ian, then the 45th parallel, and the
point where they cross is going to
be the uoecca of the gold prospect
ors for 19Q2.
"Your map will probably show
Vinegar bill. This was called Vin
at this
oo
50
60
90
90
29
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25
30
egar hill because it was
point that Colonel Bernard and Col
onel Fellows destroyed the sheep
eater Indians in 1872, and the sol
diers that were with him were on
lop of this little cone surrounded
by Indians, and had nothing but
vinegar for one week.
•'The gold that is being found
there is evidetly in the last rhyo
lite overflow and there does not
seem to I« any veiin place, so far
ns developed, but the whole sur
ace of the mountain, ranging in
depth from a featheredge to the
deepest point, proven to be 416 feet
thick, and for thousands of feet in
width, will run all the way from
$3 to $15 per ton, free milling,
with plenty of water and wood.
There are a series of volcanic cones
lying to the north and east of Thun
der Mountain, Sheep mountain,
Bismark mountain, Etes mountain,
etc. In the past a great number of
lodes of base ores have been found
in different parts of these cones and
I placer gold in nearly all of the
- creeks. The lodes carry silver,
wa 3» lead, copper, zinc, cinnabar and
even tin.
Remember that the district is
150 miles from a railioad. It has
cost in the past $80 per ton to get
the ores to railroad; then transpor
tation and smelter charges to be
paid; so that $100 ore in that dis
trict would he about the same as $1
ore in Cripple creek. Now the rail
roads are going to build to the gold
fields, and we of Idaho think tnat
4 this new held is going to be for
j^ho w j ia t Leadville was to Colo
over ra( j 0 . g ome of the people that
the were in Cripple creek in 1890 and
of 1692 are to-day Idaho s substantial
-, men. Thunder Mountain is proba
writ- ,, ... *•> i
bly going to he a Transval.
this con t a j n8 i nore rivers and water
than all the other arid states put to
recent gether. Monumental creek is larger
put- than the Platte. Salmon river in
at any of her three forks is as large as
the Arkansas at Pueblo. Just be
to fore the main Salmon empties into
installed the Snake it is as large as the Rio
a 3- Grande,
and
the
its
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Idaho
7
We have plenty of choice Rock
Spring Coal.
Chas R. Kelsey Co., Ltd
ttvn Home Goal Go.
F\ \A/. BOYD, Agent.
Dealers in Rock Spring Coal.
furnished and FULL WEIGHT guaranteed.
Phone IS.
BEST of Coal
The Best Yet !
We are receiving now
the best and most Jup
to-date line of
Jewelry, Watches
Clocks, Silverware, and
Silver INoi/eltles
ever shown, and we are offering
them at prices that make them go.
We give you the advantage of a
stock second to none in Idaho.
Our time is yours, and we are at
all times pleased to |show you
through.
Our Motto.
The Best
Values
for the
Least
LEouey.
THE JEWELER
THE
line
and
or
TO CURB A COGD in om Mur
Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets.
drnggisU refund the money if it
f*jl* to cure. E. W. Grove's signature
is on each box.
For a good shave call at Carper's
shop, next to John Smith's Palace,
the
the
the
250.
W. O. KING,
DENTIST,
or
Mountain Home, Idaho.
Crown and Bridge Work
k Specialty
Office, Old Turner Honae Building
Telephon* 44 N.
SUMMONS.
In the Diet riot Court o* the Fourth Judicial Met riet
of the State of Idaho, in and for tha
County n# Umovs.
Idaho Mining and Development Company, Limltod,
a corporation, plaintiff,
The Allied Mine. Compehr, defendant.
The State ol Idaho, eende Greeting to the ahoe*
named defendant:
hereby required to appear in an action
brought against you by the above named plaintiff in
the Diet riet Court of the Fourth Judicial District,
State of Idaho, in and tor the County of Elmore, and
to answer the coinplaint Hied therein within ten days
(exclusive of the day of service) after the service on
you of thie summons, if served within this county ; or
f served out of this county, but In this district,within
twenty days; otherwise within forty day a
The eaid action is brought to recover of you the
■uni of Five Hundred Dollars, with interest thereon
from the 1st day of February, 1901, at seven per cent
per annum, for services, work and labor in perform
ing the assessment work on what ie known aa ths
Daisy group of mines in Fine drove mining district,
Elmore county. State of Idaho, for the year 1900,
and for costs of suit.
And you are hereby notified, that 'f you fall to ap
iiid answer the eaid complaint, as above re
quired, the said plaintiff will take Judgment for the
sum of Five Hundred Dollars, with interest thereon
at seven per cent per annum from the 1st day of Feb
ruary, 1901. and for costs of suit.
Given under my band and the Seal of the Dis
trict Court of the Fourth Judicial District
!
Arc
the
to
show
Vin
this
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Col
sol
on
but
(L.8.) of the 8tate of Idaho, in and for the county
of Elmore, this 20th day of February, in
the year of our Lord one thousand nine
hundred and two
A. G. SMITH, Clerk.
feb27—6
W. C. Howie, attorney for plaintiff.
as
feb27—6
W. C. Howie, attorney for plaintiff.
ALIAS SUMMONS.
In the District Court of the Fourth Judicial District
8 täte of Idaho, in and for Elmore County.
Howard L. Feden, plaintiff,
vs.
Dorothea M. Peden, defendant.
To Dorothea M. Penen, defendant, the People of
the State of Idaho send Greeting!
hereby required |to appear in
brought against you by the above named plaintiff, in
the District Court of the Fourth Judicial Diät riet of
the State of Idaho, within and for the County of El
Elmore, and to answ
within ten days (exclusive of the day of service) after
the service on ypu of this summons
davs if served without this county but within this
Judicial district, or within forty days If served else
action
You
the complaint filed therein
within twenty
where.
The said action is brought to obtain a decree of
this Court for the dissolution of the bonds of mat*
rimony now existing between the plaintiff and the
defendant herein, the grounds upo.i which said de
cree is asked being that aaid defendant willfully and
without cause deserted and abandoned the eaid
last I taut, and so con
plaintiff for more than a y
tinucs to willfully and without cause desert and
abandon said plaintiff, ami to live separate and apart
from said plaintiff without his consent and against
his will, as will more fully appear by reference to the
file herein, a copy of which is serveo
complaint
herewith, and you are hereby notified that if you fail
to appear and answer the said complaint as above re
quired, the eaid plaintiff will apply to the Court for
the relief demanded in eaid complaint.
Given under mv hand and the seal of
ths District Court of the Fourth Ju
dicial District of the State of Idaho,
in and for the County of Elmore,
this 3d day of March, in the year
of our Lord
dre« l and two.
IB* 8.1
thousand nine hun
A. O. SMITH, Clerk.
R. V. Coxier and W. C. Howie attorney* for
mhGw5
plaintiff.
Bruneau Stage Line
A. J. HARKIS, Puo'R.
Hinge leaves Mountain Home for
Bruneau every day (except Sunday)
at 8:16 a. m. Returning, arrives at
7 o'clock j>. m.
Fare, $2.00 one way. Round trip
$3 50.
Good accommodations for passen
gers and courteous treatment assured
Express packages promptly de
livered.
THE
BALT LAKE CITY
STOP-OVER.
There ia but one transcontinental
line of railway passing directly through
quaint and picturesque Salt Lake City
and that is the Rio Grande System
Scenic Line of the World. Stop-over
privilege is given at Salt Lake City«
beautiful Glenwood, Colorado Springs
all classes of tickets.
The Rio Grande System operates
through Sleeping and Dining Cars to
Denver, Omaha, Kansas City, Chicago
or St. Louis. Personally Conducted
Excursions. For liturature or rates
apply to Geo. W. Heintz, Assistant
General Passenger Agent, Salt Lake
City, Utah.
Of
THE
or Denver ou
E. M. WOLFE,
LAWYER,
Mountain Home. Idaho.
Wa
L. B. GREEN,
Attorney at lav,
Mountain Home, Idaho.
Office in Reynolds block, corner of
Atlanta avenue and Canyon st.
in
and
days
on
or
the
cent
ths
1900,
ap
re
the
Feb
Dis
District
DANIEL MCLAUGHLIN,
ATTORNEY AT LAW.
-GENERAL practice
Office—M ain street, next to Corner Saloon.
A. M SINNOTT.
ATTORNEY AT LAW.
COUNTY ATTORNEY.
Mountain Home,
gj^^Collections promptly attended to.
Idaho.
FRANK T. WYMAN.
HARRY C. WYMAN.
WYMAN & WYMAN.
ATTORNEYS AT LAW.
county
in
nine
BOISE CITY, IDAHO.
Patents tor mining claims a specialty.
Collections promptly attended to.
OOT8
W. W. CARPER S
NEW BARBER SHOP.
District
Next to Dr, King's Office.
15 ceuts.
35 cents.
Satisfaction given or money returned.
Give Carper a trial.
Shaving.
Hair Cutting
of
in
of
of El
after
this
else
action
SAMUEL Q. RHOADES.
CIVIL ENGINEER,
COUNTYSURVEYOR
An* TJ. S. Deputy tfiatral
Surveyor.
therein
twenty
Mountain Home, Idaho.
Experience in all branches of surveying, mineral
gricultural and irrigation.
of
mat*
the
de
and
eaid
con
Notice of Forfeiture.
To C. P. McEntyre and W. G. Ethell:
hereby notified that I have
Each of you
pended one hundred dollars in labor and improve
ments upon the Live Yankee mining claim, situate in
Pine Grove mining district, Elmore county, Idaho,
which is duly recorded in the mining records of El
more county, in order to hold said claim under the
provisions of Motion 2324 of the revised Statutes of
the United States and the amendments thereto, ap
proved January 22, 1880, concerning annual labor
upon mining claims, being the amount required to
hold said claim for the year ending Dec. 31, 1901.
And if within ninety days from the personal service
of this notice, or within ninety days after the publi
cation thereof, you failt)r refuse to contribute your
proportion of such expenditure as co-owners, your
interest« in the said Live Yankee claim will become
the property of the subecriber, your co-owner, who
has made the required expenditure by the terms of
aaid above-mentioned section.
Jan9 «190
and
apart
against
to the
serveo
fail
re
for
seal of
Ju
Idaho,
Elmore,
C. N. DOOM.
NOTED CITIES.
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0. 1 xVlTv/ known city in the United
States. Noted for its push and enterprise as well as
being the Windy City.
Also has a world
wide reputation on
well a« the quantity of it«
MILWAUKEE
account of the quality
annual production of beer.
Cim T3 A I TT While poeaibly not so gener
ic 1. 1 AUL ally well known
former cities, is nevertheless noted in many way«, and
is one of the popular Twin-Cities of the Northwest.
ATT TUP PI? Are '»'"O"« clUe« I ana
A I j I j I ijL iv Ei Li their names combined
as of AMERICA'S GREATEST RAIL
as the two
form the
WAY, fatuous and noted the world over for its 8U
I'KKIOK MANAOKMENT, ELEGANT EQUIPMENT.
SPLENDID SERVICE end ceneral edition ul »II
the latent SAFETY APPLIANCES lor the comfort
and safety of its patrons
ELECTRIC LIGHTED TRAINS
noted the
It«
world
It is the SHORT LINE between OMAHA and
CHICAGO, and tike superior articles of merchandise
is, ONCE TRIED, ALWAYS USED,
Try it the next time you go East.
L. L DOWNING, Commercial Agent,
Chicago, Milwaukee & St Faul Ky., .Salt Lake, Utah
50 YEARS' '
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Patents
Designs
Copyrights «c.
Anyone sending a sketch end description may
quickly ascertain our opinion free whether an
invention 1« probably patentable. Communica
tions strictly confidential. Handbook on Patents
sent free. Oldest agency for securing patents.
Patents taken through Munn A Co. receive
rptrial notice, without c harg e. In the
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A handsomely illnetrated weeMy. Lerneet elr
dilation of an, eclentIBc tournai. Terms, fl a
rear: four months, SL Sold brail new idealer».
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UP-TO-DATE BUYERS
Of Merchandise Buy of Up-to-date Merchants.
THE MOUNTAIN HOME BOYS
Are selling more goods every month this , »
year than last.
Why?
Because they are up-to-date,
goods are up-to-date. The best goods
that can be bought for cash, bought from
the best houses in the couutry. In many
instances from houses that our competit*
cant buy from.
Their
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Wa bar* advantages that no other houses in Elmore county
We want your trade, and will make it to
possess.
your interest to trade with us.
Come in and see us and get prices and see goods.
We handle Everything.
G. W. Fletcher Co., Ltd.
of
Mountain Home, Nov. 1, 1901.
HAVE YOU SEEN
Our new goods? A whole carload of them just
received, and more Furniture
arriving daily.
Leather rockers, Morris chairs, and handsome wickers.
We also have the finest line of couches ever exhibited iu
Suithern Idaho. A large assortment of Japanese matting,
carpets, rugs, linoleums, iron beds, lace curtains,
diners, sideboards, cheffoners, and writing desks
in all styles. In fact, everything iu
the household line.
Our prices are right. No trouble to show goods.
to.
J. M. Cowen & Co.
to.
Mountain Home, Idaho.
Sparc Deal Meat Market
If you love your husband and
want to make him love you, taka
our advice and be sure that the
MEAT you put before him is tender,
fresh and palatable. You can't get
it too good. /
We buy cattle, sheep, hogs-and
poultry with that very idea in view
—and we know how to cut it up.
Come in and try us.
AUGUST KUNNECKE
mineral
Mountain Home Lumber Company.
L. T. WILCOX, -
MANAGER.
DEALERS IN
Mountain Home, Idaho.
All kinds Building Material.
Posts and Wire Fencing,
Paints, Oils and Glass.
Also, Feed and Seed Grain. Agents Fairbanks, Morse and
- Eclipse Wind Mills.
F. P. AKE, President.
H. A. CHANDLER, Cashier.
©ttijehs State 9c>ai\ft» £tâ.
MOUNTAIN HOME, IDAHO.
Transact a General Banking Business,
'Your patronage is solicited.
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Pabst Milwaukee Beet
Wholesale Dealer in
AND DISPENSER OF THE
Finest Liquors and Cigars.
In fact, everything that can be found at a firet-elnss Cafe. (Your patronage
solicited. Gentlemanly treatment for all.
A. ROSENHEIM, Pro irietor."
Mountain Home
LIVERY I FEED STABLE
JOHN HENCE, Proprietor.]
FINE RIGS & GOOD SADDLE HORSES
Dealers in Hayfcand Grain.
Stock Carefully Provided for. CITY SCALES at the Stable.
Call on BULLETIN for Job Work