The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1893-11-25

little trouble in getting work in this
line when IL is needed. He is an Idaho
man and spends his money here. and
should be given the preference over out
siders VINO come along, do work with
foreign labor and never leaves cent
they can possibly avoid spending
DR. Burr of Payelte Was in the City
during the week
Tom Wilkerson has put the price Of
shaving back TO 25 cents.
Mrs. W. f. snodgrass has been quite
sick the past week.
Another bunch Of 100 head Of Wash
ingtou county cattle passed through EN-
NETT this week enroute to Boise.
j. W. Clymer. Of Willamette. Ore.
arrived this week TO locate permanently
He intends to engage in business here.
Mr.. J. NJ. Martin has gone to the
Basin with a choice load Of turkeys who
will gobble their last gobble before many
days
Bill Mossman and Mr.. Fisher, prom
inent sheep men from the Ola vicinity
were in Emmett on business during the
week
BORN-To the better half of the In
DEx on Monday, November 20. 1893. an
eight pound girl Now is the time to
subscribe.
Cub Moulton and Adam Steiubower
are erecting a commodious and substan-
tial ice-house and celler combined. for
post master Dempsy. back of his Main
street building.
). Lindsey was over from Boise this
week on the track Of Dave Weddle who
escaped from the Ada county Jail We'd
die was incarccrated ON a charge Of horse
stealing and was awaiting trial.
With plenty Of music, live literary.
"a well instructed instrumental band. and
well filed pulpits. the citizens of Emmett
should be able TO while away the winter
evenings pleasantly.
Mr. Geo. c. Weston. who conducts AN
excellent American Laundry near town.
believes that cleanliness is one of the best
Of virtues Patronize him and you will
get satisfactory treatment
DR. Clymer and wife went down "a
Payette Friday last 70 assist in a musical,
given in that town for the benefit Of on,
of the churches They report the enter
tainmemt success and had an enioyabl,
time themselves
In the the absence of the editor th,
INDEX devil" desires TO inform its kind
patrons that young Miss-Lorion. just
six DAYS old and Weighing six pounds
has taken the responsibility of breathing
and taking up space in the editorial
bosom.
Dan Reagan returned from Omaha
Wednesday whittier he went some tim
since with fat cattle which be- dispose,
of al a fair figure. His brother weni
east about the same time with horses an,
is now in Pennsylvania he reports thI
horse market in that section as beln.
quite duh.
While in Boise last week John Car
Ter brosched the subject OF boring fol
artesian water 10 this vicinity 10 parties
who are engaged in the aricsian wei
boring business. They Thought quite
favorabls Of the proposition and have
promised 10 come over aud investigate
the matter.
The iNDEX man was out oi town fol
two days this week and after his return
other business kept him out of Che Office
two days more, so thar only about one
day and half remained ia which 20 gel
out this paper. Certainly no furihe
apology is necessary for any short-com
ings which may be apparent
On Wednesday Of this week the mai
for Boise was sent back 10 Emmett from
the star post office and we presume On
Emme,tmai was sent back io Boise. nj
not known who is 20 be- blamed for thi
mistake but it is one that can not b.
permitted 10 occur very often. Severn
important messages were delayed on 10
account that mightc OCCASION considerable
trouble.
Miss Florence Freeman. a well
known music teacher who has beel
teachine music in Anacortes WashintoI
for the past three years. IS in Emmet
20 gei up music class. Miss FreemaI
is one OF the most competent musicians i
the west and 10 Is 20 be- hoped she vii
succeed IN geiiiu- mp a class large enouel
20 justify hcr 10 remaining Ter term.
we believe. are $40 per quarter. Of - le.
sons She IS stopping at J. 81. Martin
and anyone desiring any Information OF
her method, ofteachlng can be accomme
dated by calling.