The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1894-06-16
THE LOCAL ROUNDUP.
Latest Happenings in Canyon
County.
NOTHING BUT The TRUTH.
News that Everybody Ought to Know.
A Little Of Everything.

-WASrED-a ton OF alfalfa hay on
subscription.
The case Of Haas against Jas. Krig-
baum is grinding along little at a time.
Miss Mary Murphy departed for
her home in the east on Thursdays
stage.
Mrs. Dunton departed on this morn
ing's stage for Idaho City by The way Of
Boise.
E. X. Hayes and w. r. Cartwright
were doing business in Caldwell during
the week
ANY one having. small quantity
of good hay for sale can learn something
of interest by calling at this Office i'm
mediately.
"A good portion of our Caldwell let
ter had to be left out this week on ac-
count Of space and not being able to get
it in type.
Rev. Perkins will take charge OF
the Caldwell stage line July lst and will
make reduction in the fare and i'm
prove the service.
in the case of J. NJ. Martin against
VIM. Hill, there was judgement for the
plaintiff for what the plaintiff asked in
his complaint, with costs of action.
Lots OF good local news around En-
nett this week but owing 10 the loss Of
time and inconvenience Of moving We
have not been able TO get it in type.
The river is going down rapidly and
will be fordable in very short time
but the loss OF Of our bridge is a misfor-
tune which we can not afford TO stand
very long.
Mrs. Mary Clymer, mother Of DR..
Clymer. will depart tomorrow for a
visit with another son in Huntington.
She has made many friends during her
visit in Emmett.
Miss Hattie Bilderback has returned
from Boise where she had been attend
ing ST Marys Academy. Mrs. Bilder-
back and Fay visited in Boise during the
last week Of school.
Ed. Bishop ST. of Falk's Store. died
yesterday OF blood poison caused by a
cut inflicted by a shovel several days
ago. His death was quite sudden and
is deeply lamented by numerous circl,
Of friends.
The Ladies' Independent club viii
meet with Mrs. Eugene Lorion in tn,
new INDEX building on Thursday after
noon, June 81. 4 full attendance i,
desired as matters Of importance vii
be discussed.
The coming Fourth Of July celebra
tion in Emmett will be one OF the mos
important events connected with ih'
history Of Emmett. All the COMMITTEES
are working like beavers and viii leav
nothing undone that will add to the sue
Of the occasion.
MARRIED, at the residence Of IN
brides parents in Long Valley on Ma
2sth, 1894. Mr.. Berle f. Myers and Mis-
Nettie Atkins. The happy couple al
rived in Emmett during the week wher
they will make their home. The ISDE
extends best wishes.
In the case Of the State agains
i Fuller and others for the larceny q
about one hundred and twenty-fiv
pounds Of wool the property Of w. N
Cupp. the defendants were acquitted
unanimous verdict Of jury in justic
Phillips court on last Monday.
r. A. and viii Cowden and Z. 1
and Mrs. Hayes went to Boise first /,
the week on land business. Mrs. I
remained for few days 10 look aft,
the claims which she and Park War,
a well have against the government K
e depredations committed by Indians
early days, mention Of which is mao
elsewhere.
Were il not for the fact that OF
time has beeh almost entirely occupie
the past week with building and movin
. we might feel called upon TO offer som
sort Of an excuse for the appearance {
this weeks paper. but as IL is we do nj
consider that an apology is necessar.
II will probably be another week yet b
!. fore we are thoroughly settled.
"A little bird tapping at our windo
says that Cupid has one Of Emmett
most gallant sons and one Of her faire
daughters ensnared in his net and abo'
next Sunday two hearts will beat
one. etc" But IL is too soon to eNieT
congratulations which will be numero'
i. enough when there is 10 doubt sbo'
tho knot being t'sd.