The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1894-06-23

Attorney J. 8 Smith ~1nt 70 Horse
shoe Bend Monday on legal business
-Nrs- Murray. accompanied BY John
ny and Lille. vent 70 Boise THURSDAY
to witness the closing exercises At ss-
Teresa Academy which Hiss Maggie
Murray has been attending the past four
months Miss Maggie will prcomp&ny
them home aud will be gladly welcomed
by her numerous aequaintsnees-
John Reagan informs Us that al
falfz eight feet long vas cut on one. OF
the Reagan ranches last week The al.
fzlfa was 20 rank 2nd thick that IL
stood up after it had been moved Just
the same as where il had not and thit
in moving the driver had 10 60 pretty
much by guess The great upper Pay
cite valley grows that kind Of Alfalfa
quite frequently
The Fourth Of July celebration in
Emmett is not going to Be a one horse
affair BY any means IL Is going TO 5-
everything that IL pretends 10 be-the
most unquzlihedly successful celebration
ever held in this or any other country.
Come and help make the eagle screeh- i.
The old bird has had another yezk's
ress an is anxious to have Americas
patriots pull his tail again
Monte B. G~inn. Mayor. 9 Czid-
well. and commissioner Of Canyon
county. and one OF the best and most
wide awake county com mmissionerx m
the state. was over from the COUNT
capitol Saturday 10 make arrangements
70 have the Emmett bridge repaired
immediately. The people over here APP
preciate the interest which Mr.. Gwinn
takes in the welfare Of this community.
Through his good business sense and
rustling qualities our bridge will PROB
ably be repaired within couple Of
: weeks
: An unusual large number Of enI-
grants have been passing through En-
nett the past few days enroute for the
{ States They are principally from Ore.
\ gon and Washington Who are going
D back to their wives people" and when
they get back will probably wish they
: had stayed where they were This
+ hunting for good times On these slavery
e days" is sn up hill business Times
|. are always better just little further
on. but they are better In Idaho Ih,n
; any place We know Of
4 A representative Of the St Louh
,. Globe democrat was in Emmett some-
\ time since and offered that EFesS paper
) twice-a-week. for 81 per year He sid
the reason the subscription price wa
50 cheap was because the repupii<.n
national central committee gave sh<
Globe Democrat publishers . boass Of
s2so. 900 to spread republicsn Doctrine
= over the land and they wanted 10 cover
u ss much Of it a. possible Il il DOT 70 be
~ inferred however that the proposed re-
duction in the price Of other republican
d. sheets throughout the country are being
r brought about b. any such arrange
IS ment.
d E C Blanchard and family made
short visit to friends in Bois< valley
Of last week Ed. rode = eouele Of days
4 looking for a horse On the beach south
ID Of Boise river and be s4ys th< Improve
lg nenrs which have been made there
within the last few years are simply
;y phenominAl- The whole country both
be below and above the irrigzting direhe-
T. is speckied sn over With houses and The
As farmers are making permanent and
substantial Improvements on all sidss.
N Ed sAys the late freeze did a great deal
. more damage a thA: section than II
= did in this and that only few gardens
IN escaped being entirely DESTROYED. Tbs
AArdier crops did not appear 10 be IN
=. iured much
10 John Bishop. ST.. the death oS whom
ev brief mention VAS MADE in our last issue,
"a was born in New York. August 6. ls2l
Married Elizabeth Cupid. who survives
him although an invalid. in lsf7. Five
children. the result Of their snion. are
!. living. two in Idaho. two in Nebrssks
- aud one in Kansas. Deceased emigrzted
/. to Iowa IN 1855 and in 1859 moved Il
Idaho where be resided until his spNs
NC took its fis<hi to the mystic shores be
= yond the grave. He was the promotes
" Of the Enterprise ditch and TO his inde
=" fstigsble efforts is largely due the sue
- cess which that munihcent enterpriss
he has attained. He was a most eretlitabls
ID citizen highly respected by all. His
IL death occurred on June Is. lse4. snt
ot his remains were embalmed to await ths
Sn arrival Of relatives The internenl
On took place on the alst inst- at the Flki
Store cemetery Rev. F, L Young Ton
,rt Quoted the funeral services which yer,
~ largely attended.
81 NOTICE
I'd We will give 81 IS per hundred pounds