The Republican. [volume], June 13, 1905, Image 8

About The Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1903-1909

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ARE YOU WELL POSTED?
Do you think you know a good hat when you see one ?
Most men say "yes"—
And make a very poor selection.
JOHN B. STETSON
ORIGINATED THE GOOD HAT;
And, to protect the buyer, places his name on the pad inside of every one he
manufactures.
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STETSON "-and lots of them.
We sell the
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IDAHO COMMERCIAL CO., Ltd.
CASH DEALERS EXCLUSIVELY
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PERSONAL
Mrs. Dr. Houseman will leave
Saturday for Nampa to make that
place her home. She has many
friends who will regret her depart
ure.
E. A. Walters of Shoshone, a
prominent member of the Idaho
bar, was in Mountain Home Wed
nesday on legal business.
R W. Bruce, the painter, has
recently been suffering considera
ble pain in his left side. About
two weeks ago, while calcimining,
the ladder on which he stood gave
way, precipitating him to
Boor and falling on top of him.
the
R. W Robinson, agent for the
R L. Polk Co., came in Saturday.
He is gathering data for the publi
cation of the State Gazetteer, a di
rectory of valuable information.
Congressman Pence and wife
from Canyon County are attending
the Grand Chapter at Hailey this)
FREE TICKETS
TO
LEWIS AND CLARK
FAIR
During the month of June the Big Store will give, in
regular cash coupons—which are redeemed at 5 per cent on cash
sales—one coupon for each dollar cash purchase, which entitles you
to one chance at a FREE ROUND-TRIP TICKET to the Fair.
Ticket to be drawn for on SATURDAY EVENING, JULY 1.
I he more tickets you get the more chances you have of winning.
addition to our
„
Additional
Offer
TO THE PERSON OBTAINING THE GREATEST NUMBER OF
COUPONS WE WILL GIVE, ABSOLUTELY FREE, A ROUND
TRIP TICKET TO THE FAIR.
STOCK THE LARGEST
ASSORTMENT T^E BEST
QUALITY NO. 1
THE BIG STORE WITH THE LITTLE PRICES.
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THE C. R. KELSEY CO., Ltd.
week. On their return home j
Thursday they will stop off at
Mountain Home and visit with
Mrs. John Pence. Miss Grace
Pence of Payette is also expected
to arrive the same day for a visit
Mrs Dora Hall, Worthy Matron
of Miriam Chapter No. 16. 0. E. S.,
and Mrs. G. M. Payne lefJ Monday
for Hailey to attend the meeting of
the Grand Chapter,
will also spend about 10 days vis
iting her brother, J. F. Cowen, at
Bellevue.
Mrs. Hall
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I f rom p ear | last week where sin
Miss Grace McLaughlin came!
had been teaching
will visit a few days with
school. She
her j
to Mis
brother and the " wiU §°
sou ri for the
summer.
John Pence came over from his
Three Creek ranch Monday, return
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ing Thursday.
gon,
main
ipate
Rev. Guy Phelps, Wayne and
Eugene Phelps, brothers of Mrs.
F. E. Whitney and Mrs. M, W.
Fairbanks-Morse
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GASOLINE ENGINES
and WINDMILLS
...DO YOUR OWN IRRIGATING
■ ■ ■
Wc can furnish machinery to pump water trom Snake River, or canal, or
open well - any quantity you want—any lift. SEE SOME OE OlIR
PLANTS IN OPERATION.
You can get Distillate for our Engines at less than 20c per gal.
ECLIPSE WINDMILLS and TOWERS carried in stock.
Can give you prices, with quick delivery, on any kind of an outfit in this line.
PHILLIPS BROS.
Plumbers and Sheet Metal Workers.
Brooks, came from Portland, Ore
gon, Friday night and will re
main about a month. They antic
ipate
mountain trip with Mr,
and Mrs. Whitney and Mr. and
Mrs. Brooks.
Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Dellaven
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have returned from New Mexico by |
way of California, stopping off at
Nampa Wednesday evening to see
Mr. DeHaven's sister, afterward
going to Boise, They will make
their home in Idaho.
W. C. Howie returned Wednes
day evening from Boise, where he
was in attendance on the State
Supreme Court.
Capt. Barry reappeared on hie
milk route the latter part of last
week, after having been laid up for
several days with rheumatism.
County Attorney L. B. Green
was in Boise Wednesday on legal
! business.
I E. M. Wolfe was in Boise last
week, attending the session of the
Supreme Court
Mrs. Minnie Whitney arrived
Sunday from Bliss. She is
egate to the State Sunday School
convention from Pleasant Valley.
Miss Katie Brady, having closed
her school near Blackfoot, returned
home last week.
Ed Manion is now assisting at
the Smith Pharmacy.
J. N. Lewis and family have
gone to Pine for the summer.
Howard Freeman of the Hein
Cbattin ranch spent Saturday and
Sunday in town. Hay-making is)
on at present, nearly 150 acres of :
the ranch having been allotted to'
alfalfa, which is in prime condi- j
tion. The present cutting, Mr.
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del
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Freeman thinks, will yeild about
i 350 tong.
Makes digestion and assimilation
Makes new red blood and
| perfect,
hone. That s what Hollister's Rocky
Mountain Pea will do. A tonic for
the sick and weak. 35 cents, Tea or
Tablets. Iioscoe W. Smith. *
The Bennett Bros, are handling
an extra choice grade of Western
oats and fresh baled hay—timothy
and clover.
Take in the Quaker Med. Show
tonight.
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[free lessons]
I MRS. J. A. PURTILL, lace-maker and I
■ teacher, will give free essons to all those I
■ purchasing lace materials durine the ■
■ month of June. ■
I Bottenberfl Patterns at a discount. ■
painless
Dentistry!
Good Plate, ", p r P k> wer
:
j
No suffering pain while having your
work done by the New Hot Air '
Method.
The Doctor has a full outfit for doing
all ki: ds of dental work at
to please everybody.
20-k Crown
Gold Bridge ro°oth ,per -
prices
- $<>.00
5.00
and up
10.00
- .50
\,
Silver Filling - -
Gold and Platinum
or White Alloy
White Porcelain g0[d
Extracting, Painless,
First Tooth
and up
1.00
and up
2.00
or
and up
- - 1.00
r
all work warranted
DR. ELLIS
The Painless Dentist.
Office at Turner House Parlors—for 5
days only.
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