Christmas Fishing Tackle Sale - Fishing Rods, Reels & Gear - Part 1
FISHING TACKLE NEWYORK STORE,V $ 8 zs, *w Elmore County Kepublicail r r ’I > CAPITAL AND SURPLUS...
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/ V $ Elmore County Kepublicail r zs, ’I r 8 *w FISHING TACKLE i > CAPITAL AND SURPLUS NEWYORK STORE, Ltd. $50,0000 The Best Ever. Fishing and Hunting licenses for sale. \ Take a Dennison lunch set along on that next fish- ing trip. I \ DRY AND FANCY GOODS I FIRST NATIONAL BANK i : J A large line of mining and other V? : See our line of Rugs and Window shades. Choice of ♦ LEGAL BLANKS RESOURCES $400,000.00 ♦ ♦ \ * carried. Both Idaho and Nevada. i : New line of Curtain Muslins and Silkalenes. ANY ♦ •? ♦ UP TO DATE STATIONERY IDAHO fc \ MOUNTAIN HOME, ♦ : TRIMMED W. s at right prices and right quality can always be found Get our prices on Kitchen Goods. We save you money. ♦ HAT : : V- : ♦ at PASCOE’S ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ ♦ : left in our store I LOCAL BREVITIES : t l r» post cards 5 cents at Pascoe’s. Be sure and look over our fine line of Table linens, Napkins, Squares and Doylies, all import- ed direct from Scotland. If { :i; 5 post capl8 5 <■■ nts at Pascoe’s. tim $2.50 (Continued from page one.) patrons of the schools of Mountain Home took the time and interest in attending the meeting and no one who has the real interest of the schools of Elmore county at heart could well afford to miss this oppor- tunity of listening to the inspiring addresses given by these noted edu- cators of our state. It was an affair that all the state of Idaho is inter- ested in and why should not those who are in responsible positions take an interest in it. At the close of the session a coun- ty organization was perfected to be known as the Elmore County Trus- tees Association, State Superintend- ant, Miss S. Belle Chamberlain, wise- ly suggested to those present that it would be no more than right that the officers for the ensuing year be chosen from those trustees in the county who had shown their interest in tire work sufficiently to attend the iWE- *n"M; 111 j 1''s '^Kresi ' ilf 1 <> ■ 1 ■ 11 idnit ... ■ ■ ■ H'.'HV , \\ i( ■ ^Hiliian 11ulin ,i (i i li'iii ’■ is. I .ill le ........... r International Stock Food at Keen er Drug Store. The Gipsy Queen is coming. Prices light at t!.e N-w York Store JJs A complete line of watches am jewelry at Cruse's Jewelry Store. 31 reduced from $4.50 to $6.00 I BASE BALL GOODS—The larges Smith’s Pharmacy.2) Handsome line of stationery a Keener Drug Store. line in town. B. W. Mather was a Boise visitor Sunday. Remember the New Yor Dry Goods Store. We Sell the famous American Lady Corsets and Royal Worcester Corsets E. M. Wolfe transacted business in Boise Thursday. Dennison doll outfits at Pascoe’s. All work sent by mail for repairing will be piomptly attended to a Cruse's Jewelry Store. W. T. Montgomery was a business visitor In Boise Thursday. 31 ‘i P. W. Beckley was a Boise visitor Thursday. Handsome line of fashionable sta tionery at Keener Drug Store. CANCEL THE ENTRY Join the procession, fall in rank and head for Smith’s Soda fountain where they understand how to make OF HOMESTEADER (Continued from page one) rest of the trustees in thecount; a goodly number of the representative ■ ntrymen to take some steps toward preparing the land for cultivation, but all that he did was to drag a rail- way iron across some six acres of ihe entry. Under the showing made in the testimony, we are obliged to hold he did not comply with the law in the matter of cultivation and im- provement. “We think this case comes fully within the rule laid down. This en- tryman failed to comply with the law. His acts were a mere pretense of compliance, both as to residence and ns to improvement. His entry thus became subject to contest, and un- der such conditions the right of the contestant is as well settled as the •ight of the entryman. When an en- t»y is legitimately subject to contest because of the failure of the entry- man to comply with the law, the con- testant has a right to have it can- dled unde" his contest, and thus secure a preference right to secure the land for J^mself. The depart- ment, ip our judgment, fully estab. lished this rule by the two decisions to which we have referred. “We hold the allegations of contest have been sustained, and that the entry should have been cancelled.” Lee's Lice Killer, Insect Powder Gall Cure and Stock and Food at Keener Drug Store. G. Van Sittart Journeyed to Boise this week on business. Poultr Hiddleson’s Grocery Successor to Ray Blanchard We will close out any trimmed iiat in our sto e at $2.50 reduced irom $4.50 to $6.50. New York Store. “Once a customer al tomor "Is the motto o who buy their ice crej Smiths' Pharmacy. j THE MONEY-BACK STORE Hiddleson pays back your money if you are not satisfied with his goods. No questions asked. J.H. Bridge wood was kicked by one of his horses this week. Carlton W. Tagc, Mi-rgi'Uihaler LiuoL.vpe pleasant ca.lcr at Hie five Tuesday. Mr. Tag^HnHHHS that among the prnspct^HHHHB purchasers in southern Shoshone Journal, Hood Press, American Falls; Twin Falls; Richfield Recorder. All but the last named have pluced or- ders for a machine, three of them wi beJuniors. Florence Moore returned to Sunny- side Monday. Mrs. E. P. Bigelow was a Nampa visitor the latter part of last week. the executive committee. The fol.owing constitution and by- laws were adopted: ARTICLE I.—NAME The name of this organization shall be Elmore County Trustees Associa- tion. Thursday Mrs. A. Meserole left night for Glenns Ferry for a visit l\ with her slater. ONTARIO CASH STORE J. M. Owen returned Friday from Shoshone where he has been on le- gal business. DEALER IN CONSERVING PUBLIC LANDS (Continued from page one.) * ARTICLE II.—MEMBERS The County Superintendent and all regularly qualified school shall be deemed regular active mem- bers of this association. ARTICLE III.—PURPOSE The purpose of this- association is to promote the welfare of the pub- lic schools of Elmore county thru discussion of such topics and problems as may be proposed by the executive committee. ARTICLE IV—OFFICERS Sec. 1.—The officers shall be a pre ident, vice president, secretary-treas urer and an executive committe coen- sisting of the county superintendent and three members of the Associa- tion. LADIES? and GENTS FURNISHINGS and NOTIONS New lines of dry goods are be- ing added to the New York Store eiery week. Comets may come and comets may go, but we'll all go to the Gipsy Queen show. trustees is supplying green stuff for their dln- Three hund- ers from that source, red cows are being secured for the The railway compaany has an eye for decreasing the cost of living, and getting the best tw Kent farm. COMPLETE STOCK OF STAPLE and FANCY GROCERIES the Get the habit. Try Smith's Quality Ice Cream Sodas and Sundaes. Made right. Served right. us customers. NOTICE CONTEST Department of the Interior, United States Land Office. Boise, Idaho, May 11, 1910, A sufficient contest affidavit hav- ing been filed in this office by Robeit W. Bruce, Mountain Mome, Idaho, contestant, against homestead Entry No. 10399, Serial No. 01425, made De- cembe.- 2, 1907, for SVt SEV4, Sec. 11, and NMi NE^, Section 14, Town- ship 4South, Range 4 East, Boise Mem idian, by William M. Schaffner, Sioux City, Iowa, Contestee, in which it is alleged that ‘Said William M. Schaffner lias never resided on said land nor established a residence there on and has done nothing toward the improvement of said entry." Said parties are hereby notified to appear, respond and offer evi- dence touching said allegation at 10 o’clock a. m. on June 23, 19io Prompt Service Phone 149 Two lads at Glenns Ferry, Frank Hammond, aged 21 and Reese Poffen- berger, aged 16, were arrested this week by detective Win. Edgley ot the O. S. L. and brought before Jus- tice O. E. Norell Thursday charged with burglary. The lads waived preliminary exam- ination and were hound over to the district court. They were taken by Sheriff Boyd and Proseceuting At- torney Owen to Shoshone Thursday and appeared before the district court where they plead guilty to the charge of burglary in the second degree. Frank Hammond was sentenced to state prison for an indeterminate t> i $ of not less than six months nor more than five years. Reese Poffenberger drew a similar sentence of not less than one year and more than five years. Traveling Guard Auckley was on his way from Hailey to Boise with another prisoner and stopped off at Shoshone and took the boys along to the state penitentary at Boise. Mrs. R. W. Simpkins visited her husband at Medbury between trains Wednesday. Shoe Prices Slaughtered W. H. Smith sold his property west town to George Crandal. Mr. Smith will make his future home at Sunnyside. of Sec. 2.—The president shall pre- side at all meetings of tire associa tion held during his term of office, and perform the other usual execu- tive duties pertaining to the office Sec. 3.—The vice president assume the duties of the president's chair during vacancies Sec.4—The secretary-treasurer sha 1 keep tire minutes of the meetings, call the meetings at the request of the executive committee and make full annual report at the end of his term of office. Sec. 5.—The executive committee sliall make all necessary arrangement for not less than one meeting each year, shall prepare the program and shall submit to the association plans for meeting needful expense. Sec. 6.—All officers shall be elect- ed at the regular annual meeting to serve for a period of one year. ARTICLE V. The constitution may he amended at any regular meeting of the associ- ation upon a two-thirds vote of mem- bers present. Mrs. O. G. Langston and daughter of Nampa, visited over Sunday with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. F. Smith and family. Mrs. W. A. Ross, who has been in Weiser the past two weeks taking care of her daughter, Mrs. O. N. Herring, who has been quite ill, re- turns today. Remnants shall C. of the Two turbine and direct connected pumps and a car of flumes for the Grand View highland ditch, were un loaded this week. The turbines are monster machines and are adapted for very heaviy work. Greenwald, Notary fore Elizabeth Public, Mountain Home, Idaho,(aim lhat final hearing will be held at o'clock a. m. on June 30, 1910 befo. Bailey the register and receiver at the ited States Land office in Boise, Ida- Shoe Stock at F. W. Hiddleson, former owner of the Grand View hotel which proper- ty he sold about three months ago, with the Intention of investing in Boise, has finally decided in favor of Mountain Home. Mr. Hiddleson has purchased the Blanchard store and will be recognized as Us future pro- prietor. The said contestant having in affidavit filed May 11, 1910, The thirteenth Census has been ta- ken and while no city is completely satisfied that every one ot its peo- ple have been counted,the enumer- ators and supervisors declare that it is hardly possible that more than 1 or 2 per cent have been missed. Se- attle is confident of beating Portland by 25,000, but may be disappointed when the results are known next each have more than 100,000, and proper set forth facts which show that after due diligence personal service of this Pearson’s Shoe Store i notice cannot be made.it is hereby • r- dered and directed that such notice be given by due and proper publica- r* NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC Having sold my stock of groceries to F. W. Hiddleson. I desire lo thank the many patrons of my storefor the! it is a question which one will take patronage. In this connection I isisli Becond rankln the state of Washing- to Introduce my patrons to Mr. Mid- ton. The smaller cities of the north- j dleson and assure all a fair deal. Mr westt have all grown so rapidly in i Hiddleson lias been engaged in bus ten years that it is impossible to ev-; lness at Grand View heretofore nod Assistant postmaster Harry Jacob- en guess what order they will appear has a reputation for square dealings, son, was laid up the first of the week In when ranked according to popu- WJth tonal litis, is again able to be up. latlon. $3.00 $4.00 $5.oo Celia Stafford, who has taught Bchool at Rocky Bar for the past term, returned the first of the week. tion. Record address of entryman Sioux City, Iowa. $1.50 Values Going WM. BALDERSTON, Regist. , FRED V. TINKER Receiver Lyman Longfellow, who waH ill in bed with an attack of pleurisy last week is able to be out. At 34-39 Yours truly, RAY BLANCHARD. 4 Subscribe for the Republican i « t i y :
Transcript of FISHING TACKLE NEWYORK STORE,V $ 8 zs, *w Elmore County Kepublicail r r ’I > CAPITAL AND SURPLUS...
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Elmore County Kepublicail rzs, ’Ir8 *w
FISHING TACKLEi>CAPITAL AND SURPLUS
NEWYORK STORE, Ltd.$50,0000 The Best Ever. Fishing and Hunting licenses for sale. \
Take a Dennison lunch set along on that next fishing trip.
I\ DRY AND FANCY GOODSIFIRST NATIONAL BANK i:
J A large line of mining and otherV? : See our line of Rugs and
Window shades.Choice of♦ LEGAL BLANKSRESOURCES
$400,000.00♦♦\* carried. Both Idaho and
Nevada.i : New line of Curtain Muslins
and Silkalenes.ANY♦ •?♦
UP TO DATE STATIONERYIDAHO fc\
MOUNTAIN HOME, ♦
: TRIMMEDW.s at right prices and right
quality can always be foundGet our prices on Kitchen
Goods. We save you money.
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PASCOE’S♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ ♦: left in our
storeI LOCAL BREVITIES :
t lr» post cards 5 cents at Pascoe’s.
Be sure and look over our
fine line of Table linens, Napkins,
Squares and Doylies, all import
ed direct from Scotland.
If { :i;5 post capl8 5 <■■ nts at Pascoe’s.
tim $2.50(Continued from page one.) patrons of the schools of Mountain Home took the time and interest in attending the meeting and no one who has the real interest of the schools of Elmore county at heart could well afford to miss this opportunity of listening to the inspiring addresses given by these noted educators of our state. It was an affair that all the state of Idaho is interested in and why should not those who are in responsible positions take an interest in it.
At the close of the session a county organization was perfected to be known as the Elmore County Trustees Association, State Superintend- ant, Miss S. Belle Chamberlain, wisely suggested to those present that it would be no more than right that the officers for the ensuing year be chosen from those trustees in the county who had shown their interest in tire work sufficiently to attend theiWE- *n"M; 111 j 1''s
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International Stock Food at Keen er Drug Store.
The Gipsy Queen is coming.
Prices light at t!.e N-w York Store
JJsA complete line of watches am
jewelry at Cruse's Jewelry Store. 31 reduced from $4.50 to $6.00I
BASE BALL GOODS—The larges Smith’s Pharmacy.2) Handsome line of stationery a
Keener Drug Store.line in town.
B. W. Mather was a Boise visitor Sunday.
Remember the New Yor Dry Goods Store. We Sell the famous American Lady Corsets and
Royal Worcester CorsetsE. M. Wolfe transacted business in Boise Thursday.
Dennison doll outfits at Pascoe’s.
All work sent by mail for repairing will be piomptly attended to a Cruse's Jewelry Store.
W. T. Montgomery was a business visitor In Boise Thursday. 31
‘iP. W. Beckley was a Boise visitor
Thursday.Handsome line of fashionable sta
tionery at Keener Drug Store.
CANCEL THE ENTRYJoin the procession, fall in rank and head for Smith’s Soda fountain where they understand how to make
OF HOMESTEADER(Continued from page one)
rest of the trustees in thecount; a goodly number of the representative ■ ntrymen to take some steps toward preparing the land for cultivation, but all that he did was to drag a railway iron across some six acres of ihe entry. Under the showing made in the testimony, we are obliged to hold he did not comply with the law in the matter of cultivation and improvement.
“We think this case comes fully within the rule laid down. This en- tryman failed to comply with the law. His acts were a mere pretense of compliance, both as to residence and ns to improvement. His entry thus became subject to contest, and under such conditions the right of the contestant is as well settled as the •ight of the entryman. When an en- t»y is legitimately subject to contest because of the failure of the entry- man to comply with the law, the contestant has a right to have it candled unde" his contest, and thus
secure a preference right to secure the land for J^mself. The department, ip our judgment, fully estab. lished this rule by the two decisions to which we have referred.
“We hold the allegations of contest have been sustained, and that the entry should have been cancelled.”
Lee's Lice Killer, Insect Powder Gall Cure and Stock and Food at Keener Drug Store.
G. Van Sittart Journeyed to Boise this week on business.
Poultr Hiddleson’s Grocery
Successor to Ray BlanchardWe will close out any trimmed iiat in our sto e at $2.50 reduced irom $4.50 to $6.50. New York Store.
“Once a customer al tomor "Is the motto o who buy their ice crej Smiths' Pharmacy. j
THE MONEY-BACK STORE
Hiddleson pays back your money if you are not satisfied with his goods. No questions asked.
J.H. Bridge wood was kicked by one of his horses this week. Carlton W. Tagc,
Mi-rgi'Uihaler LiuoL.vpe
pleasant ca.lcr at Hiefive Tuesday. Mr. Tag^HnHHHS
that among the prnspct^HHHHB
purchasers in southern
Shoshone Journal, Hood
Press, American Falls;Twin Falls; Richfield Recorder. All but the last named have pluced orders for a machine, three of them wi beJuniors.
Florence Moore returned to Sunny- side Monday.
Mrs. E. P. Bigelow was a Nampa visitor the latter part of last week.
the executive committee.The fol.owing constitution and by
laws were adopted:ARTICLE I.—NAME
The name of this organization shall be Elmore County Trustees Association.
ThursdayMrs. A. Meserole left night for Glenns Ferry for a visit l\with her slater. ONTARIO CASH STORE
J. M. Owen returned Friday from Shoshone where he has been on legal business.
DEALER IN
CONSERVING PUBLIC LANDS(Continued from page one.)
*ARTICLE II.—MEMBERS The County Superintendent and all
regularly qualified school shall be deemed regular active members of this association.
ARTICLE III.—PURPOSE The purpose of this- association is
to promote the welfare of the public schools of Elmore county thru
discussion of such topics and problems as may be proposed by the executive committee.
ARTICLE IV— OFFICERS Sec. 1.—The officers shall be a pre
ident, vice president, secretary-treas urer and an executive committe coen- sisting of the county superintendent and three members of the Association.
LADIES? and GENTS FURNISHINGS
and NOTIONSNew lines of dry goods are be
ing added to the New York Storeeiery week.
Comets may come and comets may go, but we'll all go to the Gipsy Queen show.
trusteesis supplying green stuff for their dln-
Three hund-ers from that source, red cows are being secured for the
The railway compaany has an eye for decreasing the cost of living, and getting the best tw
Kent farm.COMPLETE STOCK OF STAPLE and
FANCY GROCERIEStheGet the habit. Try Smith's Quality Ice Cream Sodas and Sundaes. Made right. Served right.
us customers.NOTICECONTEST
Department of the Interior, United States Land Office.
Boise, Idaho, May 11, 1910,A sufficient contest affidavit hav
ing been filed in this office by Robeit W. Bruce, Mountain Mome, Idaho, contestant, against homestead Entry No. 10399, Serial No. 01425, made De- cembe.- 2, 1907, for SVt SEV4, Sec. 11, and NMi NE^, Section 14, Township 4South, Range 4 East, Boise Mem idian, by William M. Schaffner, Sioux City, Iowa, Contestee, in which it is alleged that ‘Said William M. Schaffner lias never resided on said land nor established a residence there on and has done nothing toward the improvement of said entry."
Said parties are hereby notified to appear, respond and offer evidence touching said allegation at 10 o’clock a. m. on June 23, 19io
Prompt ServicePhone 149Two lads at Glenns Ferry, Frank Hammond, aged 21 and Reese Poffen- berger, aged 16, were arrested this week by detective Win. Edgley ot the O. S. L. and brought before Justice O. E. Norell Thursday charged with burglary.
The lads waived preliminary examination and were hound over to the district court. They were taken by Sheriff Boyd and Proseceuting Attorney Owen to Shoshone Thursday and appeared before the district court where they plead guilty to the charge of burglary in the second degree.
Frank Hammond was sentenced to state prison for an indeterminate t> i $ of not less than six months nor more than five years. Reese Poffenberger drew a similar sentence of not less than one year and more than five years.
Traveling Guard Auckley was on his way from Hailey to Boise with
another prisoner and stopped off at Shoshone and took the boys along to the state penitentary at Boise.
Mrs. R. W. Simpkins visited her husband at Medbury between trains Wednesday.
Shoe Prices SlaughteredW. H. Smith sold his property west town to George Crandal. Mr.
Smith will make his future home at Sunnyside.
ofSec. 2.—The president shall pre
side at all meetings of tire associa tion held during his term of office, and perform the other usual executive duties pertaining to the office
Sec. 3.—The vice president assume the duties of the president's chair during vacancies
Sec.4—The secretary-treasurer sha 1 keep tire minutes of the meetings, call the meetings at the request of the executive committee and make full annual report at the end of his term of office.
Sec. 5.—The executive committee sliall make all necessary arrangement for not less than one meeting each year, shall prepare the program and shall submit to the association plans for meeting needful expense.
Sec. 6.—All officers shall be elected at the regular annual meeting to serve for a period of one year.
ARTICLE V.The constitution may he amended
at any regular meeting of the association upon a two-thirds vote of members present.
Mrs. O. G. Langston and daughter of Nampa, visited over Sunday with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. F. Smith and family.
Mrs. W. A. Ross, who has been in Weiser the past two weeks taking care of her daughter, Mrs. O. N. Herring, who has been quite ill, returns today.
RemnantsshallC.
of theTwo turbine and direct connected
pumps and a car of flumes for the Grand View highland ditch, were un loaded this week. The turbines are monster machines and are adapted for very heaviy work.
Greenwald, Notaryfore Elizabeth Public, Mountain Home, Idaho,(aim
lhat final hearing will be held at o'clock a. m. on June 30, 1910 befo.
Bailey
the register and receiver at the ited States Land office in Boise, Ida- Shoe Stock atF. W. Hiddleson, former owner of
the Grand View hotel which property he sold about three months ago, with the Intention of investing in Boise, has finally decided in favor of Mountain Home. Mr. Hiddleson has purchased the Blanchard store and will be recognized as Us future proprietor.
The said contestant having inaffidavit filed May 11, 1910,
The thirteenth Census has been taken and while no city is completely satisfied that every one ot its people have been counted,the enumerators and supervisors declare that it is hardly possible that more than 1 or 2 per cent have been missed. Seattle is confident of beating Portland by 25,000, but may be disappointed when the results are known next each have more than 100,000, and
properset forth facts which show that after due diligence personal service of this
Pearson’s Shoe Storei
notice cannot be made.it is hereby • r- dered and directed that such notice be given by due and proper publica- r*NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC
Having sold my stock of groceries to F. W. Hiddleson. I desire lo thank the many patrons of my storefor the!
it is a question which one will take patronage. In this connection I isisli Becond rankln the state of Washing- to Introduce my patrons to Mr. Mid- ton. The smaller cities of the north- j dleson and assure all a fair deal. Mr westt have all grown so rapidly in i Hiddleson lias been engaged in bus ten years that it is impossible to ev-; lness at Grand View heretofore nod
Assistant postmaster Harry Jacob- en guess what order they will appear has a reputation for square dealings, son, was laid up the first of the week In when ranked according to popu- WJth tonal litis, is again able to be up. latlon.
$3.00
$4.00
$5.oo
Celia Stafford, who has taught Bchool at Rocky Bar for the past term, returned the first of the week.
tion.Record address of entryman Sioux
City, Iowa. $1.50ValuesGoingWM. BALDERSTON,
Regist. ,FRED V. TINKER
Receiver
Lyman Longfellow, who waH ill in bed with an attack of pleurisy last week is able to be out.
At
34-39
Yours truly,RAY BLANCHARD. 4Subscribe for the Republican
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