The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1893-12-23
CAB. GOSSIP AND PAID LOCALS


until Tuesday. January 2d, 1894.
Wanted, two or three hundred
pounds Of apples, on subscription right
away.
-Chas. Clifford has sent in another
batch OF poetry which will appear in next |
issue.
The Christmas tree this Saturday |
evening promises to be most interesting
affair.
H. L. Hornaman, representing the
Payetie Nursery. vas in Emmett during
the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hank Williams are
down from Dry Buck to spend the
HOLIDAYS.
Teachers Will confer favor by send
ing in their school reports for publication
in the INDEX.
BoRN-To the wife Of W. B. Fowler. In
Emmett Idaho. on December Is. 1898, a
nine pound girl.
1t is no way to build up commu-
nifty by constantly assailng home tnsti-
tutions. It don't pay
The INDEX would like to have fifty
pounds of onions on subscription. Also
couple Of loads Of hay.
The Methodist church bell arrived
last week and is now in place. II is
sweet toned instrument.
Since the article on "the telephone"
was written we learn that neither Star.
nor Middleton have telephone connection.
Surveyor Ed. Hedden and H. X
Hartley. Caldwell livery aud feed
stable proprietor. were in Emmett on
business Monday.
Park WarClwell informs us that he
contemplates erecting business house
on the lot adjoining the Carter building
Park is the boy that can do it.
When you are through reading the
INDEX put it in a wrapper and mail ii
to some friend in the east, it may BRING
a new settler to the country.
Frank Campbell had his wrist
thrown out Of place while currying- q
horse on the Smerage ranch, ten miles
north Of Emmett. one day last week
The INDEX has no individual wrong
10 avenge or personal enemies IN Emmet
20 prosecute. Just bear that IN mind
please, and don 'thowl until you are hit.
Newspapers should always be sh,
Of the fool. The jollies' compliment il
apt to fall on the duh. dead understand
ing of the walnut-head as an INSULT
Weiser Signal
The editor of this mortgaged insti
tuition this week was compelled to trad
his only daughters gossamer fer bean
inorder that the whole family nigh
have sour. Exchange.
-'rhe Republican is the name of
new paper recently launched at Sod
Springs II is uewsy little sheet whic
merits whole lot better advertisin
patronage than it seems to have
-ldaho's Congressional contingent
seem TO be favoring either Of two of sill
vers bitterest enemies-W. McKinly an
Tom Reed-for the Presidential nom
nation for 1896.
The Silver Hammer published a
Rexburg. Idaho. has been received an
; is a neat clean. well edited sheet Be
+. Rich is at the helm and goes in heav
for protection and free silver.
The INDEX acknowledges the receiE
of complimentary ticket TO The gsah
;. ball TO be given ia Emmett on Decemb'
q 25. 1893 by Mr. and Mrs. q. T. Graham
You viii miss Pheasant Cine II YOU IA
to attend.
There will BE- grand masquerae
bali in Caldwell on New Years night.
. IN, Pacific hotel There is talk Of del
CATION going from Emmett. The INDE
acknowledges the receip, of Comp an
if We are not there IN person we win
in spirit
-Artie Ireton was taken suddenly
p last week and his parents were immed
atcly sent for Aner couple of da.
nursing he was able 10 accompany the
home where he will remain until aft
the Holidays. His many little frien'
hope FOR his speedy recovery
An excellent quality 6f coal and
II an extensive ledge is found on Squs
Creek. some where near Horseshoe Ben
The owners Of the ledge have develop
D il some and next winter propose maki'
an effort To supply Emmett. Caldwe
Boise and other towns in this section
l., well as those nearer home. The coal
lli said 10 be- Of good quality and q
mine is about y miles from Emmett