The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1893-12-02

50 go ahead Mr. Lorton. you have pe--
mission 10 toot your horn. They look
for the erection Of a Touring mill early
next summer. The ditch 70 cover the !
land on the north side may BE- commen-
ced sooner than many expect. People
are gradually recovering from the effects
OF the late panic. and business is mprov-
ing--BOise Sentinel.
-Artie and Nellie Ireton. came down
from Marsh Sunday to attend the Emmett
school the remainder Of the term. They
are both bright children.
Miss Rebecca Cordner. Of South Da-
kota. arrived in Emmett during the week
10 remain permanently. She is an ex-
perienced and practical school teacher.
and seeks employment in that lins.
From present indications a revival
Of placer mining along the Snake and
Payette rivers IS likely 10 BE- Of such
magnitude as TO cause a return Of the
palmy days Of Boise Basin during the
early sixties. Let EN- come.
In order to get out on time this week
the report Of the recent school examina-
tion had 10 BE- omitted from this issue
II was a very good examination and Is
good matter that will keep until next
issue.
1t is hard for country newspaper
to forego the pleasure Of doing little
job work in order 10 get out a good paper
Such was the case with the INDEX this
week We hope il will happen again
next week. but il is not likely 70.
w. f. Doty the affable and COURTEOUS
Boise. iewelry has a card in this issue Of
the INDEX. He IS one n the best jewellers
in Idaho and keeps a fine assortment Of
everything in the iewelry line. To the
people Of Emmett: you can not deal with
better man.
ANY girl can snub fellow in public
or give him the G. B. in the common
every day way. but il remained for an
Emmett girl to get rid Of harmless vet
Objectionable suitor by throwing him
into an irrigation ditch. On Nc Cal
me back again.
Mrs. y. NJ Hanthorn and Mrs. F. C.
Drake. both Of weis@r. are in Emmett
: visiting the Gill family Of which Ms
; Hanth0rh IS a member Both are verl
pleasant ladies and their visit % Emmett
viii BE- remembered with pleasure by
host Of friends.
1t NAV not be very generally known
but Il is a fact nevertheless. that one O.
: the most competent experts on county
[ records IN the state. resides IN Emmett
in the person Of attorney J. :. Smith
p who for wears was engaged in that ca
I pacity in H.. Missouri and Ore. Their
r is no necessity TO import talent 10 do thi
kind Of work when il can be had a
r home.
b The advertisement Of the Boise Ba
b zaar appears for the first time is this is
b sue Of the INDEX The Bazsar enjoys
coed trade from this section and want
to keep it, The proprietor. Mr.. Be-
, Heymanson. is one Of the pleasantes
: business men in Boise and the ISDE,
n hopes that its friends viii deal with hin
!. in preference 70 those who do not adveI
o tise in these columns.
p Monte B. Gwinn was over from In
K county hub during week. His visits Al
n ways have a refreshing effect Nj
y Gwinn takes deep interest in our cour
.- " affairs and has an eye % economy /
X every department There Is this muc
,. about lt. II the strictest economy is ns
d practiced the next ihing Canyon count
n knows IL will have q great big debt O
q hands: and everybody knows what IN.
means. Il means appreciated warrant
and high taxes.
+. How many r-putations have bee
Il lost by surmises How many hearts Ia,
e been bled by whispers, How many b
l. nevolent deeds have been chilled BY Oh
e shrug of arhouider. How many chasi
j. bosoms hA been wrung with grief by
e single nods low manr graves have bee
e dug by false reports Yet you viii ke-
e il above water by the vas Of yous tongu
b. when sou could sink il forever Desiro
'e the passion Tor gossip. Lisp MOI wol
+ that will iujure the character Of a
IS other
: Notwithstanding the most incien
. ent weather that has been experience
q" this season. the thanksgiving bail nr
der the management of the band buyl
g was grand success. The bows scenic
4 desirpus II making everyone feel al HON
d and the music was perfect. There va
Al not more than twenty persons masks
y and about half Uf theri wofe the Gust,
j, mart sheet and pillow case Thifty-od
ID numbers were cut. aud although nj
n was more than was expect In Shch di
4 agreeable weather. that number woul
Ii have been considerably increased IA
r. the weather been more favorable.
% One Of the most distressing sights y
y ever saw was yesterday morning .'aft'
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